What an amazing ending to Job’s saga. I am challenged by how God “answers” Job, but does not at all address his questions about why he’s suffering—just presents Himself, and that is enough!
Also, thank you, John, for pointing out that the “fairy tale ending” shouldn’t have to happen for us to rightly perceive God is still in control and all is right with the world, even if all is not right with our own circumstances.
And finally, God’s description of his power and revelation in creation shows that it is sufficient to reveal himself to mankind, as pointed out by the verses John mentioned in Psalms and Romans.
What an amazing ending to Job’s saga. I am challenged by how God “answers” Job, but does not at all address his questions about why he’s suffering—just presents Himself, and that is enough!
Also, thank you, John, for pointing out that the “fairy tale ending” shouldn’t have to happen for us to rightly perceive God is still in control and all is right with the world, even if all is not right with our own circumstances.
And finally, God’s description of his power and revelation in creation shows that it is sufficient to reveal himself to mankind, as pointed out by the verses John mentioned in Psalms and Romans.
What an awesome God!