• Job Chapter 29 to 31

    From Lost Intimacy to Honest Reckoning… These chapters form Job’s final monologue before God speaks. Job is no longer arguing with his friends; he is remembering, grieving, and examining his own heart. What emerges is a portrait of a faithful man discovering that righteousness alone is not the same as relational intimacy. 1. When God Felt Near (Job 29)…

  • Job Chapter 10 to 14

    Wrestling with God, Life’s Fragility, and the Quest for Understanding… These chapters reveal the inner struggle of a righteous person facing incomprehensible suffering. Job moves from external lament to deep introspection, questioning why God allows suffering, the purpose of life, and the brevity of human existence. 1. Job Questions God’s Justice (Job 10) Key Reflections: Reflection Questions:…

  • Job Chapter 2 & 3

    The Intensification of Trial, Human Struggle, and Honest Questioning of God Job 2–3 marks a shift from external testing to personal suffering and emotional wrestling. Whereas in Job 1, Job’s losses are immense yet his composure remains intact, in these chapters the pain becomes tangible, and Job begins to process the tragedy with raw honesty. 1. Intensification of…