Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 20:10 ESV

speaks of restitution by the descendants of the wicked wealthy to the poor.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 20:3 ESV

Zophar had to save face by attacking Job. If we are wise, we would not have to tell people, it would be obvious.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 19:25 ESV

Job is realizing that he does have hope.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 19:9 ESV

Job was a great man, but his afflictions took that honor away, he lost his position. Job blames God.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 19:7 ESV

praying for help, but none comes. We often interpret delay in answering our prayers as denial.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 19:3 ESV

friendship was not evident in their speeches, they call Job a bad man

almost 12 years ago

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wrote a note on Job 19:2 ESV

Asking when his "friends" will quit abusing him.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 18:4 ESV

sarcastic questions accusing Job of being arrogant, eager to put him down

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 17:7 ESV

a shadow of his former self

almost 12 years ago

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wrote a note on Job 17:1 ESV

Believes he is about to die, but that death is premature

almost 12 years ago

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finished reading Job 14, Job 15, Job 16 in Chronological Bible Reading Plan:

"Man who is born of a woman is few of days and full of trouble....

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:22 ESV

Still wanting death, thinking death holds more promise to him than life.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:18 ESV

Wants innocence made public, no evidence covered up; shows a person of high character.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:17 ESV

Claim of innocence

almost 12 years ago

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wrote a note on Job 16:15 ESV

humbled himself

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:10 ESV

Has Job been given over the the hands of the wicked? His friends condemn him. Is there a conspiracy

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:9 ESV

Job feels God's wrath is tearing him apart. He feels watched and vulnerable to attack, as his so called friends have done.

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:8 ESV

Complains that his affliction is a witness against him

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:7 ESV

prolonged suffering wears out a person, blaming God for his problems, blames God for the loss of his children and wife

almost 12 years ago

Jean Rubes

wrote a note on Job 16:4 ESV

Job indicates that if the situation was reversed, he would try to help Eliphaz and not hurt him.

almost 12 years ago

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