1. Standard memberRBHILL
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    26 Oct '11 16:03
    "Hidden Treasures in the Book of Job" is the next book i got on Kindle. Have not read it though becuase i just downloaded it. Looks awesome.
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    26 Oct '11 19:57
    boy could i use that, read it 4xs and still have problems understanding the argument
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    26 Oct '11 22:43
    Originally posted by RBHILL
    "Hidden Treasures in the Book of Job" is the next book i got on Kindle. Have not read it though becuase i just downloaded it. Looks awesome.
    RB, I hope that once you do read it, you will give us all a synopsis and your thoughts on the book's strengths and weaknesses.
  4. Standard memberKellyJay
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    27 Oct '11 11:59
    Originally posted by stoker
    boy could i use that, read it 4xs and still have problems understanding the argument
    What was the argument in your opinion?
    Kelly
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    27 Oct '11 14:59
    Originally posted by KellyJay
    What was the argument in your opinion?
    Kelly
    job v three then a young kid steps in at the end. job blames himself for his trials the three blame god, that much i got but they seem to go off on a rant all of them
  6. Subscriberjosephw
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    29 Oct '11 20:43
    Originally posted by stoker
    job v three then a young kid steps in at the end. job blames himself for his trials the three blame god, that much i got but they seem to go off on a rant all of them
    Job is difficult. It seems that Job defends his integrity, but his three friends accuse him of harboring sin. Then a young fella chimes in and says essentially the same thing God says.

    The younger man isn't mentioned again when God tells Job to make a sacrifice for his friends who apparently were wrong, yet there seems to be some contradictions between Job's righteousness and God's pronunciations.
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