“Bring God Your Pain and Beware Easy Answers”
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Job 6–8 continues the conversation between Job and his friends.
Eliphaz has already suggested that Job’s suffering must somehow be connected to wrongdoing.
Now Job answers.
In chapters 6 and 7, Job does not hide how badly he is hurting.
He describes his grief as heavier than the sand of the sea.
He feels abandoned by his friends.
He asks them to show him where he is wrong instead of simply accusing him.
Then Job turns directly toward God.
He speaks openly about exhaustion, sleepless…
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