Day 230 - Read Job 14-15 - Calera Baptist Church

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Day 230 - Read Job 14-15

December 9, 2024 • Job 14—15

Job continued to review his life and God’s power over man. He realized his days were short, but desired to be restored. Eliphaz again attacked Job’s argument by accusing him of useless talk and unprofitable logic. He characterized Job as crafty and lacking in the fear of God. Eliphaz instructed Job as if Job was rebelling against God and had no favor with Him. He described the fate of those who cause trouble, bring evil, and use trickery and deceit.

Day 238 - Read Job 32-33

December 17, 2024 • Job 32—33

Elihu was angry with Job because he justified himself. Elihu was also angry with Job’s friends because they did not have a good response to Job. He claimed to have held his mouth, but the elders refused to refute Job properly. Elihu was wise in his own eyes and condemned Job by reminding him of the greatness of God and His superior knowledge and goodness and mercy.

Day 237 - Read Job 30-31

December 16, 2024 • Job 30—31

Job continued his response. He described his reputation as being without honor, even by lowly and shameful men. The young men who were lazy and unworthy of recognition looked down on him with pride. Job was alone without any true friends. His skin was dying and falling from him, and he experienced great pain in his bones. Job offered himself for destruction if found guilty of sin. He argued that he had kept the commands of God and served those in need.

Day 236 - Read Job 28-29

December 15, 2024 • Job 28—29

Job described wisdom and man’s inability to find it or purchase it with Gold. Earth did not possess wisdom and it could not be found in the depths of the sea. It was not a possession to hold, or a prize to be given. The fear of the Lord is wisdom, and to turn from evil is understanding. Job began to summarize his defense in chapter twenty-nine. He remembered the time when he experienced God’s blessings. He cared for those in need, and he was honored. He was once viewed as a righteous man and was admired by all.