There are more Biblical concepts in the Book of Job than we realize in the first read.
The book is long, with the middle part seeming very monotonous with job talking to God and all 3 of his friends (and wife) giving him advise. Most people think the very end where he gets restored is the moral of the story. The biggest lesson is where God asks Job "Were you there when I created everything ?".
God loves us, but we have to remember that he is Sovern over everything and is to be revered.

SGT...  moreThere are more Biblical concepts in the Book of Job than we realize in the first read.
The book is long, with the middle part seeming very monotonous with job talking to God and all 3 of his friends (and wife) giving him advise. Most people think the very end where he gets restored is the moral of the story. The biggest lesson is where God asks Job "Were you there when I created everything ?".
God loves us, but we have to remember that he is Sovern over everything and is to be revered.

SGT Brad Whatley
Prior, Priory of St. Luke
Esto Benignus et Humilis
 

There are more Biblical concepts in the Book of Job than we realize in the first read.
The book is long, with the middle part seeming very monotonous with job talking to God and all 3 of his friends (and wife) giving him advise. Most people think the very end where he gets restored is the moral of the story. The biggest lesson is where God asks Job "Were you there when I created everything ?".
God loves us, but we have to remember that he is Sovereign over everything and is to be revered.