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Overview
Job
A. Introduction
[OR]
Job's Life
(Job 1:1-5)
I.) Prologue (Job 1:1)
A.) The Character Of Job [OR] Job And His Family In Uz [OR] Prologue [OR] Job's Character And Wealth [OR] Job And His Family [OR] The Hss, Riches, And Religious Care Of Job For His Children (Job 1:1)
B.) The Family And Prosperity Of Job (Job 1:2)
C.) The Piety Of Job And His Household (Job 1:5)
B. Speeches (Job 1:6-42:6)
1a. Satan Challenges the LORD (Job 1:6-12)
A.) Satan's Theory: Job Was Good Because Prosperous [OR] Satan Attacks Job's Character [OR] Job's First Test [OR] Attack On Job's Character [OR] Satan, Appearing Before God, By Slander Obtains Leave To Test Job (Job 1:6)
1. Job's First Crisis (Job 1:13-22)
A.) In The Sieve Of Satan: Mystery Of God's Permissive Will [OR] Job Loses His Property And Children [OR] Satan Allowed To Test Job [OR] Job Loses Property And Children [OR] Learning Of The Loss Of His Property And Children, In His Mourning Job Blesses God (Job 1:13)
2. Satan Challenges the LORD Again (Job 2:1-6)
A.) Again In Satan's Sieve: Family, Property, Health Gone [OR] Satan Attacks Job's Health [OR] Job's Second Test [OR] Job Loses His Health [OR] Attack On Job's Health [OR] Satan, Appearing Again Before God, Obtains Further Permission To Test Job (Job 2:1)
3. Job's Second Crisis (Job 2:7-13)
1.) He Smites Job With Boils (Job 2:7)
I.) Job and his wife [OR] Job reproves his wife, who suggested that he curse God and die [OR] Job's Three Friends [OR] His three friends mourn with him in silence (Job 2:9)
II.) Job and his three friends: scene, the ash heap outside an oriental village (Job 2:11)
A.) The Friends Arrive (Job 2:11)
4. Job Speaks: Job Curses the Day He Was Born (Job 3:1-10)
A.) Job's First Discourse: He Tells His Misery And Despair [OR] Job Deplores His Birth [OR] Job Speaks [OR] Job's Lament [OR] Job Curses The Day He Was Born [OR] Job Curses The Day And Circumstances Of His Birth (Job 3:1)
5. Job Speaks: Why Did I Survive at Birth? (Job 3:11-19)
1.) The Ease Of Death (Job 3:13)
6. Job Speaks: Why Do I Go on Living? (Job 3:20-26)
1.) He Complains Of Life, Because Of His Anguish (Job 3:20)
7. Eliphaz Speaks: Be Patient and Listen, Job (Job 4:1-6)
A.) First Discourse Of Eliphaz [OR] Eliphaz: Job Has Sinned [OR] Eliphaz [OR] Eliphaz: Innocent Do Not Suffer [OR] Eliphaz Speaks: Job Has Sinned [OR] Eliphaz Reproves Job For Lack Of Religion (Job 4:1)
8. Eliphaz Speaks: Only Evil People Suffer (Job 4:7-21)
1.) He Teaches God's Judgments To Be Not Upon The Righteous, But Upon The Wicked (Job 4:7)
2.) His Fearful Vision, Designed To Humble The Pride Of Creatures Before God (Job 4:12)
9. Eliphaz Speaks: Seek God's Help, Job (Job 5:1-16)
1.) Eliphaz: Job Is Chastened By God [OR] God Is Just [OR] Job Is Corrected By God [OR] The Harm Of Thoughtlessness (Job 5:1)
2.) The End Of The Wicked Is Misery (Job 5:3)
3.) God Is To Be Regarded In Affliction (Job 5:6)
10. Eliphaz Speaks: Blessing Comes When God Corrects You (Job 5:17-27)
1.) The Happy Result Of God's Correction (Job 5:17)
11. Job Speaks: God Has Attacked Me Without Cause (Job 6:1-13)
A.) Job's Answer To Eliphaz: A Touching Appeal For Pity [OR] Job: My Complaint Is Just [OR] Job [OR] Job's Friends Are No Help [OR] Job Replies: My Complaint Is Just [OR] Job Shows That His Complaints Are Not Causeless (Job 6:1)
1.) He Wishes For Death, Wherein He Is Assured Of Comfort (Job 6:8)
12. Job Speaks: You Have Not Treated Me Like True Friends (Job 6:14-30)
1.) He Reproves His Friends For Unkindness (Job 6:14)
13. Job Speaks: Job Speaks About the Futility of Human Existence (Job 7:1-11)
1.) Job: My Suffering Is Comfortless [OR] Job's Life Seems Futile [OR] Job: My Suffering Is Without End [OR] Job Excuses His Desire For Death (Job 7:1)
14. Job Speaks: Job Says to God: Leave Me Alone (Job 7:12-21)
1.) He Complains Of His Own Restlessness (Job 7:12)
2.) And God's Watchfulness (Job 7:17)
15. Bildad Speaks: You Are Unjustly Accusing God of Doing Evil, Job (Job 8:1-7)
A.) First Discourse Of Bildad: He Thinks Job A Hypocrite [OR] Bildad: Job Should Repent [OR] Bildad [OR] Bildad Says God Rewards The Good [OR] Bildad Speaks: Job Should Repent [OR] Bildad Shows God's Justice In Dealing With Men According To Their Works (Job 8:1)
16. Bildad Speaks: Learn From Past Generations (Job 8:8-10)
1.) He Alludes To Antiquity For Proof Of The Certain Destruction Of The Hypocrite (Job 8:8)
17. Bildad Speaks: God Does Not Punish the Innocent Person (Job 8:11-22)
1.) He Applies God's Just Dealing To Job (Job 8:20)
18. Job Speaks: The Futility of Arguing With God (Job 9:1-35)
A.) Job Answers Bildad: He Is A Sinner, And Knows Not How To Be Justified--But Not A Hypocrite [OR] Job: There Is No Mediator [OR] Job [OR] Job Says There Is No Arbitrator Between God And Man [OR] Job Replies: There Is No Mediator [OR] Job, Acknowledging God's Justice, Shows There Is No Contending With Him (Job 9:1)
1.) Man's Innocence Is Not To Be Denied Because Of Afflictions (Job 9:22)
19. Job Speaks: Job Says to God: I Hate My Life (Job 10:1-22)
1.) Job: I Would Plead With God [OR] Job Despairs Of God's Dealings [OR] Job: I Loathe My Life [OR] Job, Complaining Freely, Remonstrates With God About His Afflictions (Job 10:1)
2.) He Complains Of Life, And Craves A Little Ease Before Death (Job 10:18)
20. Zophar Speaks (Job 11:1-20)
A.) Zophar's First Discourse: He Thinks Job Both Hypocrite And Liar [OR] Zophar: Urges Job To Repent [OR] Zophar [OR] Zophar Rebukes Job [OR] Zophar Speaks: Job's Guilt Deserves Punishment [OR] Zophar Reproves Job For Seeking To Justify Himself (Job 11:1)
1.) God's Wisdom Is Unsearchable (Job 11:5)
21. Zophar Speaks: God Can Do as He Pleases (Job 11:7-12)
22. Zophar Speaks: Confess Your Sin and Be Forgiven (Job 11:13-20)
1.) The Assured Blessing Of Repentance (Job 11:13)
23. Job Speaks: My Friends Have No Wisdom (Job 12:1-11)
A.) Job Answers The Three: He Is Familiar With Their Platitudes [OR] Job: Answers His Critics [OR] Job [OR] Job Chides His Accusers [OR] Job Replies: I Am A Laughingstock [OR] Job Makes His Position Clear Against His Friends (Job 12:1)
1.) He Acknowledges God's Omnipotence (Job 12:7)
24. Job Speaks: Wisdom Comes From God (Job 12:12-25)
1.) Job Speaks Of The Power Of God (Job 12:13)
25. Job Speaks: Job Continues: You Are Not Listening to Me (Job 13:1-6)
1.) Job Says His Friends' Proverbs Are Ashes [OR] Job Reproves His Friends For Partiality (Job 13:1)
26. Job Speaks: Your Wisdom Misrepresents God (Job 13:7-16)
1.) Job Is Sure He Will Be Vindicated (Job 13:13)
2.) He Professes His Confidence In God [OR] Job's Despondent Prayer [OR] And Pleads For A Revealing Of His Own Sins, And God's Purpose In Afflicting Him (Job 13:14)
27. Job Speaks: Job Speaks to God (Job 13:17-28)
28. Job Speaks: Job Continues: Consider My Frail Human Nature, God (Job 14:1-22)
1.) Job Speaks Of The Finality Of Death [OR] Job Beseeches God For Favor, By The Shortness Of Life And Certainty Of Death (Job 14:1)
2.) Is It Not Possible For Man To Live After Death? (Job 14:7)
3.) By Sin The Creature Is Subject To Corruption (Job 14:16)
29. Eliphaz Speaks: You Are Speaking Sinfully, Job (Job 15:1-6)
A.) Second Discourse Of Eliphaz: Again Rests Upon Superior Experience And Tradition [OR] Eliphaz Accuses Job Of Folly [OR] Eliphaz [OR] Eliphaz Says Job Presumes Much [OR] Eliphaz Speaks: Job Undermines Religion [OR] Eliphaz Reproves Job Of Impiety In Answering Boldly For Himself (Job 15:1)
30. Eliphaz Speaks: You Are Not the Only Wise Person, Job (Job 15:7-16)
31. Eliphaz Speaks: I Want to Tell You What I Know (Job 15:17-19)
1.) What Eliphaz Has Seen Of Life [OR] He Proves By Tradition The Disturbed Mind And Body Of Wicked Men (Job 15:17)
32. Eliphaz Speaks: The Tortured Life of the Wicked Person (Job 15:20-35)
33. Job Speaks: My Friends Do Not Help Ease My Pain (Job 16:1-8)
A.) Job's Fourth Answer: Eliphaz Has But Heaped Up Words [OR] Job Reproaches His Pitiless Friends [OR] Job [OR] Job Says Friends Are Sorry Comforters [OR] Job Reaffirms His Innocence [OR] Job Reproves His Friends For Lack Of Mercy (Job 16:1)
1.) Job Says God Shattered Him (Job 16:6)
2.) He Shows The Pitifulness Of His Case And Maintains His Innocence (Job 16:7)
34. Job Speaks: Job Describes What God Has Done to Him (Job 16:9-17)
35. Job Speaks: Job Appeals His Case to Heaven (Job 16:18-22)
36. Job Speaks: Job Pleads With God to Declare Him Honest (Job 17:1-5)
1.) Job Prays For Belief [OR] Job Says He Has Become A Byword [OR] Job Prays For Relief [OR] Job Appeals From Men To God (Job 17:1)
37. Job Speaks: Job Says to His Friends: I'm Still Wiser Than You (Job 17:6-16)
1.) Men's Unmerciful Behavior Toward The Afflicted May Astonish But Not Discourage The Righteous (Job 17:6)
2.) His Hope Is Not In Life, But In Death (Job 17:11)
38. Bildad Speaks: Why Do You Think You Are So Great, Job? (Job 18:1-4)
A.) Bildad's Second Discourse: A String Of Oriental Proverbs [OR] Bildad: The Wicked Are Punished [OR] Bildad [OR] Bildad Speaks Of The Wicked [OR] Bildad Speaks: God Punishes The Wicked [OR] Bildad Reproves Job For Presumption And Impatience (Job 18:1)
39. Bildad Speaks: What a Wicked Person Can Expect From Life (Job 18:5-21)
1.) The Calamities Of The Wicked (Job 18:5)
40. Job Speaks: Admit That God Is Mistreating Me (Job 19:1-7)
A.) Job's Fifth Answer: His Sublime Faith [OR] Job Trusts In His Redeemer [OR] Job [OR] Job Feels Insulted [OR] Job Replies: I Know That My Redeemer Lives [OR] Job, Complaining Of His Friends' Cruelty, Shows How Much Misery He Has (Job 19:1)
1.) Everything Is Against Him (Job 19:7)
41. Job Speaks: What God Has Done to Me (Job 19:8-22)
1.) He Craves Pity (Job 19:21)
42. Job Speaks: Job's Confidence in His Defender (Job 19:23-27)
1.) Job Says, My Redeemer Lives [OR] He Believes The Resurrection (Job 19:23)
43. Job Speaks: Job Warns His Friends (Job 19:28-29)
44. Zophar Speaks: Here Is My Answer (Job 20:1-3)
A.) Zophar's Second Discourse: Tradition And Proverb [OR] Zophar's Sermon On The Wicked Man [OR] Zophar [OR] Zophar Says, The Triumph Of The Wicked Is Short [OR] Zophar Speaks: Wickedness Receives Just Retribution [OR] Zophar Shows The State And Lot Of The Wicked [OR] Job's Discourse On The Wicked [OR] Job [OR] Job Says God Will Deal With The Wicked [OR] Job Replies: The Wicked Often Go Unpunished [OR] Job Shows That, Even In The Judgment Of Man, He Has Reason To Be Grieved (Job 20:1)
45. Zophar Speaks: A Wicked Person's Joy Is Short, His Pain Long (Job 20:4-29)
46. Job Speaks: Comfort Me by Listening to Me (Job 21:1-6)
A.) Job's Sixth Answer: The Prosperity Of The Wicked Refutes The View That He Is Afflicted Because A Secret Sinner (Job 21:1)
47. Job Speaks: Wicked People Do Not Suffer for Their Sins (Job 21:7-21)
1.) Sometimes The Wicked Do Prosper, Though They Despise God (Job 21:7)
2.) Sometimes Their Destruction Is Manifest (Job 21:16)
48. Job Speaks: No One Understands How God Deals With Humans (Job 21:22-26)
1.) The Happy And Unhappy Are Alike In Death (Job 21:22)
49. Job Speaks: My Friends Have Betrayed Me (Job 21:27-34)
1.) The Judgment Of The Wicked Is In Another World (Job 21:27)
50. Eliphaz Speaks: Admit You Are Wicked, Job (Job 22:1-20)
A.) Eliphaz' Third Discourse: The Old Theory--Job Has Sinned [OR] Eliphaz Accuses Job Of Wickedness [OR] Eliphaz [OR] Eliphaz Accuses And Exhorts Job [OR] Eliphaz Speaks: Job's Wickedness Is Great [OR] Eliphaz Shows That Man's Goodness Does Not Profit God (Job 22:1)
1.) He Accuses Job Of Various Sins (Job 22:5)
51. Eliphaz Speaks: Make Peace With God (Job 22:21-30)
1.) He Exhorts Him To Repentance, With Promises Of Mercy (Job 22:21)
52. Job Speaks: Where Can I Find God? (Job 23:1-12)
A.) Job's Seventh Answer: He Longs For God [OR] Job Proclaims God's Righteous Judgments [OR] Job [OR] Job Says He Longs For God [OR] Job Replies: My Complaint Is Bitter [OR] Job Longs To Appear Before God (Job 23:1)
1.) In Confidence Of His Mercy (Job 23:6)
2.) God, Who Is Invisible, Observes Our Ways (Job 23:8)
3.) Job's Innocence (Job 23:11)
53. Job Speaks: God Is Against Me (Job 23:13-17)
1.) God's Decree Is Changeless (Job 23:13)
54. Job Speaks: Job Continues: Why Doesn't God Punish Those Who Do Evil? (Job 24:1-25)
1.) Job Complains Of Violence On The Earth [OR] Job Says God Seems To Ignore Wrongs [OR] Job Complains Of Violence On The Earth [OR] Wickedness Goes Often Unpunished (Job 24:1)
2.) There Is A Secret Judgment For The Wicked (Job 24:17)
55. Bildad Speaks: No One Is Righteous to God (Job 25:1-6)
A.) Bildad's Third Discourse: Sententious Sayings [OR] Bildad: How Can Man Be Righteous? [OR] Bildad [OR] Bildad Says Man Is Inferior [OR] Bildad Speaks: How Can A Mortal Be Righteous Before God? [OR] Bildad Shows That Man Cannot Be Justified Before God [OR] Job: Man's Frailty And God's Majesty [OR] Job [OR] Job Rebukes Bildad [OR] Job Replies: God's Majesty Is Unsearchable [OR] Job, Reproving The Uncharitable Spirit Of Bildad (Job 25:1)
56. Job Speaks: My Friends Have Offered Useless Advice (Job 26:1-4)
A.) Job's Eighth Answer: Bildad's View Leads To Despair. Job's Faith In God (Job 26:1)
57. Job Speaks: God's Power Over Creation (Job 26:5-14)
1.) The Greatness Of God [OR] Acknowledges The Power Of God To Be Infinite And Unsearchable (Job 26:5)
58. Job Speaks: Job Continues: I Insist I Am Innocent (Job 27:1-10)
1.) Job Maintains His Integrity [OR] Job Affirms His Righteousness [OR] Job Maintains His Integrity [OR] Job Protests His Sincerity (Job 27:1)
2.) The State Of The Godless (Job 27:7)
3.) The Godless Is Without Hope (Job 27:8)
59. Job Speaks: What God Has in Store for Wicked People (Job 27:11-23)
1.) The Blessings Of The Wicked Are Turned Into Curses (Job 27:11)
60. Job Speaks: Job Continues: Wisdom Is Inaccessible to Humans (Job 28:1-11)
1.) Job's Discourse On Wisdom [OR] Job Tells Of Earth's Treasures [OR] Interlude: Where Wisdom Is Found [OR] There Is Knowledge Of Natural Things (Job 28:1)
61. Job Speaks: Wisdom Is Inaccessible to Decay and Death (Job 28:12-22)
1.) The Search For Wisdom Is Harder [OR] But Wisdom Is An Excellent Gift Of God (Job 28:12)
62. Job Speaks: Wisdom Is Accessible Only to the Creator (Job 28:23-28)
63. Job Speaks: Job Continues: My Glorious Past (Job 29:1-25)
1.) Job's Summary Defense [OR] Job's Past Was Glorious [OR] Job Finishes His Defense [OR] Job Grieves For His Former Prosperity And Honor [OR] Job's Present State Is Humiliating [OR] Job's Honor Is Turned Into Extreme Contempt (Job 29:1)
64. Job Speaks: Job Talks About His Present Misery (Job 30:1-19)
1.) His Prosperity Is Turned Into Calamity (Job 30:15)
65. Job Speaks: Job Calls on God for Help (Job 30:20-23)
66. Job Speaks: Job Says: I Am Being Punished by God (Job 30:24-30)
67. Job Speaks: Job Wonders What Sin He May Have Committed (Job 30:31-31:40)
1.) Job Asserts His Integrity [OR] Job Solemnly Protests His Integrity In Several Duties [OR] Elihu Contradicts Job's Friends [OR] Elihu [OR] Elihu In Anger Rebukes Job [OR] Elihu Rebukes Job's Friends [OR] Elihu Is Angry With Job And His Three Friends (Job 31:1)
68. Elihu Decides to Speak to Job (Job 32:1-5)
I.) Job And Elihu (Job 32:1)
A.) Elihu's Discourse (Job 32:2)
69. Elihu Speaks: The Reason for Elihu's Discourse (Job 32:6-22)
1.) Because Wisdom Comes Not From Age, He Excuses The Boldness Of His Youth (Job 32:6)
2.) He Reproves Them For Not Satisfying Job (Job 32:11)
70. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Continues: Listen, Job (Job 33:1-7)
1.) Elihu Contradicts Job [OR] Elihu Claims To Speak For God [OR] Elihu Rebukes Job [OR] Elihu Offers Himself, Instead Of God, With Sincerity And Meekness To Reason With Job (Job 33:1)
71. Elihu Speaks: God Doesn't Have to Answer You, Job (Job 33:8-13)
1.) He Excuses God From Giving Man An Account Of His Ways, Because Of His Greatness (Job 33:8)
72. Elihu Speaks: Two Ways God Warns People (Job 33:14-22)
1.) God Calls Man To Repentance By Visions (Job 33:14)
2.) By Afflictions (Job 33:19)
73. Elihu Speaks: A Third Way God Warns People (Job 33:23-30)
1.) And By His Ministry (Job 33:23)
74. Elihu Speaks: Pay Attention, Job (Job 33:31-33)
1.) He Calls Job To Attention (Job 33:31)
75. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Continues: Listen, Everyone (Job 34:1-15)
1.) Elihu Proclaims God's Justice [OR] Elihu Vindicates God's Justice [OR] Elihu Proclaims God's Justice [OR] Elihu Accuses Job For Charging God With Injustice (Job 34:1)
2.) God, The Omnipotent, Cannot Be Unjust (Job 34:10)
76. Elihu Speaks: God Is Fair (Job 34:16-33)
1.) Man Must Humble Himself Unto God (Job 34:31)
77. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Makes an Appeal to God (Job 34:34-37)
1.) Elihu Reproves Job (Job 34:34)
78. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Continues: I Will Answer You and Your Friends, Job (Job 35:1-4)
1.) Elihu Condemns Self-Righteousness [OR] Elihu Sharply Reproves Job [OR] Elihu Condemns Self-Righteousness [OR] Comparison Is Not To Be Made With God, For Our Good Or Evil Cannot Extend To Him (Job 35:1)
79. Elihu Speaks: Human Behavior Cannot Change God (Job 35:5-16)
1.) Many Cry In Their Afflictions, But Are Not Heard For Lack Of Faith (Job 35:9)
80. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Continues: Hear Me Out (Job 36:1-4)
1.) Elihu Proclaims God's Goodness [OR] Elihu Speaks Of God's Dealings With Men [OR] Elihu Exalts God's Goodness [OR] Elihu Shows How God Is Just In His Ways (Job 36:1)
81. Elihu Speaks: God's Justice Is Beyond Human Understanding (Job 36:5-33)
1.) How Job's Sins Hinder God's Blessings [OR] Elihu Proclaims God's Majesty [OR] God's Works Are To Be Magnified (Job 36:16)
82. Elihu Speaks: Elihu Continues: God's Ways Are Beyond Human Understanding (Job 37:1-24)
1.) Elihu Says God Is Back Of The Storm [OR] God Is To Be Feared Because Of His Great Works (Job 37:1)
2.) His Wisdom Is Unsearchable In Them (Job 37:15)
83. The LORD Speaks: Who Is Able to Challenge Me? (Job 38:1-3)
I.) Jehovah and Job [OR] The Lord Reveals His Omnipotence to Job [OR] The Lord Speaks [OR] God Speaks Now to Job [OR] The Lord: Answers Job [OR] God challenges Job to answer (Job 38:1)
84. The LORD Speaks: The LORD Speaks About Creation (Job 38:4-38)
A.) God, By His Mighty Works, Convicts Job Of Ignorance (Job 38:4)
B.) God's Mighty Power (Job 38:12)
C.) And Of Imbecility (Job 38:31)
85. The LORD Speaks: The Lioness (Job 38:39-40)
86. The LORD Speaks: The Crow (Job 38:41-)
87. The LORD Speaks: The LORD Continues: The Mountain Goats (Job 39:1-4)
A.) God Speaks Of Nature And Its Beings [OR] Of The Wild Goats And Hinds (Job 39:1)
88. The LORD Speaks: The Wild Donkey (Job 39:5-8)
A.) Of The Wild Ass And The Wild Ox (Job 39:5)
89. The LORD Speaks: The Wild Ox (Job 39:9-12)
90. The LORD Speaks: The Ostrich (Job 39:13-18)
A.) The Ostrich (Job 39:13)
91. The LORD Speaks: The Horse (Job 39:19-25)
A.) The Horse (Job 39:19)
92. The LORD Speaks: The Birds of Prey (Job 39:26-30)
A.) The Hawk And The Eagle (Job 39:26)
93. The LORD Speaks (Job 40:1-2)
A.) Job: What Can I Say? [OR] Job Humbles Himself To God [OR] Job's Response To God (Job 40:1)
94. Job Speaks (Job 40:3-5)
95. The LORD Speaks: Can You Be Like Me, Job? (Job 40:6-14)
A.) God's Challenge To Job [OR] God Questions Job [OR] God's Challenge To Job [OR] God Challenges Job To Demonstrate His Righteousness, Power, And Wisdom (Job 40:6)
96. The LORD Speaks: Can You Conquer Behemoth, Job? (Job 40:15-24)
A.) God's Power Shown In Creatures [OR] Of The Behemoth (Job 40:15)
97. The LORD Speaks: The LORD Continues: Can You Conquer Leviathan, Job? (Job 41:1-34)
A.) God's Power Shown In Creatures [OR] Of God's Great Power In The Leviathan [OR] Job's Repentance And Restoration [OR] Job [OR] Job's Confession [OR] Job Is Humbled And Satisfied [OR] Job Submits Himself Unto God (Job 41:1)
98. Job Speaks: I Admit That I Was Wrong (Job 42:1-6)
I.) Job's self-judgment (Job 42:1)
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C. Conclusion
[OR]
Job's Life Is Restored
(Job 42:7-17)
I.) Epilogue: Job vindicated and honored [OR] Epilogue [OR] God Displeased with Job's Friends [OR] Job's Friends Are Humiliated [OR] God, preferring Job, makes his friends submit themselves and accepts him (Job 42:7)
A.) God Restores Job's Fortunes [OR] Job's Fortunes Are Restored Twofold [OR] He Magnifies And Blesses Job (Job 42:10)
B.) Job's Age And Death (Job 42:16)
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