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Job
Job wrestles honestly with suffering and God's sovereignty, teaching humble trust in the wisdom and goodness of the Lord.
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Job
Chapter 37
Job 37:1–42:17
Job 37-42
Job 37–42 moves from Elihu's speech to God's questions about creation and providence, Job's repentance, God's rebuke of Job's friends, and Job's resto...
Job
Chapter 32
Job 32:1–36:33
Job 32–36
Job 32–36 presents Elihu as a confident young speaker who mixes true statements about God's justice and greatness with false accusations against Job. ...
Job
Chapter 27
Job 27:1–31:40
Job 27–31
Job 27–31 records Job maintaining his situational innocence, praising God as the only source of wisdom, remembering his former honor, lamenting his hu...
Job
Chapter 22
Job 22:1–26:14
Job 22–26
Eliphaz makes baseless accusations and promises prosperity if Job repents, while Job longs to find God, maintains his integrity, and wrestles with the...
Job
Chapter 16
Job 16:1–21:34
Job 16-21
Job calls his friends miserable comforters, laments their accusations and his isolation, and struggles to understand why the wicked prosper. At the ce...
Job
Chapter 11
Job 11:1–15:35
I will trust in Him
In Job 11-15, Zophar and Eliphaz wrongly assume Job's suffering proves specific hidden wickedness and accuse him without evidence. Job affirms God's s...
Job
Chapter 11
Job 11
Job 11-15
Job's friends accuse him without evidence, but Job continues trusting God. The passage warns against being accusing counselors and points believers to...
Job
Chapter 6
Job 6
Job 6-10
Job pours out profound grief and confusion to God, yet the whole book assures suffering believers that the righteous God remains in control and loving...
Job
Chapter 6
Job 6:1–10:22
Job Laments
Job answers Eliphaz and Bildad out of profound grief. He maintains that he has not abandoned God, yet cannot understand his suffering, longs for death...
Job
Chapter 1
Job 1:13–5:27
Job 1-5
Job loses his wealth and children, then suffers painful bodily affliction, yet worships God and refuses to curse him. His friends first sit silently w...
Job
Chapter 1
Job 1:1-12
Job 1:1-12
Job is introduced as a blameless, upright, God-fearing man with a large family and great prosperity. In the heavenly council Satan accuses Job of lovi...