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JOB
Job’s Character and Wealth
Satan Allowed to Test Job
Job Loses His Health
Job’s Lament
Eliphaz: Innocent Do Not Suffer
God Is Just
Job’s Friends Are No Help
Job’s Life Seems Futile
Bildad Says God Rewards the Good
Job Says There Is No Arbitrator between God and Man
Job Despairs of God’s Dealings
Zophar Rebukes Job
Job Chides His Accusers
Job Speaks of the Power of God
Job Says His Friends’ Proverbs Are Ashes
Job Is Sure He Will Be Vindicated
Job Speaks of the Finality of Death
Eliphaz Says Job Presumes Much
What Eliphaz Has Seen of Life
Job Says Friends Are Sorry Comforters
Job Says God Shattered Him
Job Says He Has Become a Byword
Bildad Speaks of the Wicked
Job Feels Insulted
Everything Is Against Him
Job Says, “My Redeemer Lives”
Zophar Says, “The Triumph of the Wicked Is Short”
Job’s Dialogue Regarding the Wicked
Eliphaz Accuses and Exhorts Job
Job Says He Longs for God
Job Says God Seems to Ignore Wrongs
Bildad Says Man Is Inferior
Job Rebukes Bildad
The Greatness of God
Job Affirms His Righteousness
The State of the Godless
Job Tells of Earth’s Treasures
The Search for Wisdom Is Harder
Job’s Past Was Glorious
Job’s Present State Is Humiliating
Job Asserts His Integrity
Elihu Rebukes Job
Elihu Claims to Speak for God
Elihu Vindicates God’s Justice
Elihu Sharply Reproves Job
Elihu Speaks of God’s Dealings with Men
Elihu Says God has Authority over the Storm
God Speaks Now to Job
God’s Mighty Power
God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings
Job: What Can I Say?
God Questions Job
God’s Power Shown in Creatures
God’s Power Shown in Creatures
Job’s Confession
God Displeased with Job’s Friends
God Restores Job’s Fortunes

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