Greetings Dear Reader,
Job’s reply is simple and brief. He questions the source of his friends’ knowledge. He wonders how sure they are that their
advice comes from God. He points out
that God is both powerful and intelligent.
I need to always be aware that God is intelligent. He is not as simple as others would make
him. His understanding is far above
mine. He asks me to trust him . That is all I can do if I am to follow well.
I would be remiss if I did not mention that there is a sea
dragon to deal with in this story. We
will get to him later but he pokes his head above the surface here. Enjoy.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home
owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure
store."
Job 26:1-14
Then Job replied to his friends,
(2) "You have helped the
person who has no power and saved the arm that isn't strong. (3) You have advised the person who has no
wisdom and offered so much assistance.
(4) To whom have you spoken these words, and whose spirit has spoken
through you? (5)
"The souls of the dead tremble
beneath the water and so do the creatures living there. (6) Sheol is naked in God's presence, and
Abaddon has no clothing. (7)
"He stretches out his heavens
over empty space. He hangs the earth on nothing whatsoever. (8) He holds the water in his thick clouds,
and the clouds don't even split under its weight. (9) He covers his throne by spreading his
cloud over it. (10) He marks the horizon
on the surface of the water at the boundary where light meets dark. (11) The pillars of heaven tremble and are
astonished when he yells at them. (12) With
his power he calmed the sea. With his insight he killed Rahab the sea
monster. (13) With his wind the sky was
cleared. With his hand he stabbed the fleeing snake
(14) "These are only glimpses
of what he does. We only hear a whisper of him! Who can understand the thunder
of his power?"
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