I Am Not Tired (Job 26:1-14)

Job is getting his case ready before the Lord and he will not back down no matter what the counselors say to him.  Job is one who feels the weight of this age, the pursuit of the Lord, and majesty of God.  He knows that God is majestic and Job breaks forth in a wonderful declaration of the Lord’s majesty.  So, why is Job so frustrated?

Repent! (Job 18:1-21)

Job has made a passionate speech about someone taking his case to the heavenly courts.  He is done with the counselors for they are not taking his case seriously.  Bildad has heard these words and he responds to Job.  Will this man, who is most likely a grandson of Abraham, respond with the promises of the Gospel?  Will they come together and realize that maybe the Lord’s purpose is bigger than their understanding?

A Wholly Righteous Servant? (Job 2:1-13)

The Adversary, or Satan, had his chance to remove Job’s hedge that sheltered him from the heat of life under the sun.  Satan is not happy with the result because Job did not, “curse God to His face.”  Is Satan going to drop his accusation against God at this point?  Will the Lord allow further testing to show Satan that the new humanity does love God because of God?