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1-2 Prolgue 3 Job curses day of birth 4-27 dialogue between Job and friends 4-14 First cycle of speeches 4-5 Eliphaz 6-7 Job 8 Zophar 9-10 Job 11 Bildad 12-14 Job 15-21 Second cycle of speeches 15 Eliphaz 16-17 Job 18 Zophar 19 Job 20 Bildad 21 Job 22-27 Third cycle of speeches 28 Hymn to wisdom 29-31 Job's affirmation of innocence 32- 37 Elihu speaks 38-41 God speaks 42 Epilogue
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Who can bring about reconciliation?
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Though he slay me, I will have hope in him
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If a man dies, will he live again?
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Longs for a witness in heaven
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Asks about prosperity of the wicked
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Papyrus--grows up easily and dies readily Spider web--Fragile
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Does God pervert Justice? Job's children sinned
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God is all powerful but can use power destructively God is the oppressor Sheol=darkness
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Job isn't suffering enough God is unlimited and Job hasn't discovered his depths
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Blameless and upright emphasizes God humbling the righteous (but not about lifting up the lowly) Though he slay me, I will hope in him God puts job's feet in stocks Born of woman
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picture of rebellion of the wicked against God
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Principle of applied suffering as applied to Jesus
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Lamp of wicked is put out But how often does this really happen?
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Job's family shuns him. God removes acquaintances Redeemer
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triumph of the wicked is short-lived sweet in mouth, bitter in stomach wicked cannot escape judgment of God
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Why do the wicked still live on? prosperity of the wicked
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| In the second cycle of speeches |
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No invitation given to Job picture of the wicked man (as Job)
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| Jesus as fulfillment of innocent sufferer |
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Slapped on the cheek Opened mouths to jeer turned over to evil men weeped friends turn against him people spit in face
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| Jesus fulfilling the longings of Job |
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die and see corruption--resurection Jesus serves as mediator
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| Suffering and sin connection |
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natural consequence punishment part of a group to bring repentence to keep from because of someone else for the good of others to glorify God One suffered for our sin
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avenged death of a family member aided a victim regained family property redeemed family member from slavery to provide an heir
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