Day 005 (Job 6-9)

[@janicesanders8631]

This is a reassuring message. I have really had a tough time these past couple of months and honestly have found myself thinking what have I done to bring this along. I like how Tara encourages us to find comfort and peace in God through the storms. Jesus I trust in You.

[@thatMimosaGrove]

I saw this for the first time this morning: "If only there were a mediator between us, someone who could bring us together. The mediator could make God stop beating me, and I would no longer live in terror of his punishment." (Job 9:33-34 NLT) Now compare that with: "For, There is one God and one Mediator who can reconcile God and humanity-the man Christ Jesus. He gave his life to purchase freedom for everyone. This is the message God gave to the world at just the right time." (1 Timothy 2:5-6 NLT) As they say, THAT'LL PREACH!!! I'm so glad to be living on this side of the cross! ❤️😊❤️

[@jeaniemowery7027]

What a wonderful insight! Thank you for sharing.❤

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen! Thanks for sharing this!

[@olebilemuzila6335]

Wow

[@jenellison6808]

Amen!! I too saw this for the first time today .. Jesus our eternal High Priest. Thanks for sharing the verse comparison, so good!

[@paulinagalindo9433]

Amen. Thank you for sharing.

[@saratalbot6147]

Even Job longs for Jesus! ❤️ Job 9:33-34 NLT [33] If only there were a mediator between us, someone who could bring us together. [34] The mediator could make God stop beating me, and I would no longer live in terror of his punishment.

[@wkmacs4738]

God shot: 6:14 - God cares about what type of friend I am. He commands me, as His chid, to be kind, to be merciful, to be truthful, to be loving. He is my Friend and the source of friendship. I want to be a friend to others like He is to me.

[@karenevans6035]

It is not always true that our problems and our circumstances are the results of our choices. Sometimes this is the result of the fallen world. Sometimes it’s the result of other peoples choices. Mercy is when you don’t get what you deserve. Grace is when you get what you don’t deserve. God is so mighty and yet so intimate with us. ”What is man, that you make so much of him, and that you set your heart on him,“ Job 7:17 God’s heart isn’t set on the mountains or the universe-it’s set on me! On you!

[@S.S.H.OCT.18-08]

Day 5 of 365. When Tara speaks about sometimes we have to sit back and see where we may have had some part in the wrong someone did to us, that spoke to me. In 2013 we came to know Christ as a couple. Not because we went to church but because our marriage was rocked by what should and usually does destroy a marriage. To Godd be the glory it did not. Instead we found Chirst and though it took time, our marriage is stronger and better now than I believe it ever could have been. Painful truth. In that moment in our lives God helped me see that though I did not make the big mistake I still had a part in it. I had my faults as well. That was tough to see. Our human side wants to say well at least I did not do that, or say it's not an excuse to do this and that. However when we see things through the lense of Christ amd scripture we see our sinful ways. If you are going through something I pray that you lean in on Christ and ask Him for discernment and I pray you come out it stronger. I pray for marriages to see what God wants them to be and you see what yours can be when God is at the center. God bless whom ever may be reading this today.

[@lynetteledoux2845]

Thank you I needed to “hear” (read) this. You made think about something that has been on my heart, what part is my attitude, my actions, my fear, maybe even selfishness playing in a marital situation.

[@S.S.H.OCT.18-08]

@lynetteledoux2845 Prayers for you as you move forward. God bless.

[@2319CandyGirl]

I struggle with reading Job. I struggle with him struggling in this way. Help me Lord. I know you are sovereign and Good. Please keep me & my family under your hedge of protection.

[@thatMimosaGrove]

Here's a tip I've learned: If you struggle to understand the poetic language of Job, you may find it a lot clearer in the New Living Translation (NLT).

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

Job 8:7, "Your beginnings will seem humble, so prosperous will your future be"; Job 8:21, "He will yet fill your mouth with laughter and your lips with shouts of joy"; and Job 9:10, "He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted." Like yesterday, these words again are consistent with what God has been speaking to me & reminding me- speaking prosperity and reminding me that He still performs wonders and miracles! 🙌🏽

[@jmax57]

I'm thankful I made it to Sunday and completed my lessons! I got so distracted on Sundays which led to my falling so far behind last year. Praying for continously learning consistent ly this year...!

[@ivanronald]

My God shot is, God visits us all the time, he is there with us, even when we are being tested

[@georgeAreynoldsVI]

Yes, reading through Job can be tough. But it is a reminder that difficult things sometimes happen in life, often to people who haven’t done things to cause the calamity. I know several folks who have had cancer diagnoses and face challenging and painful days ahead of them. Bad things happen to bad people but also to good people. Those who know the Lord have a refuge and a friend to walk with them through these challenges.

[@walkinginthelight528]

In his mercy, God has provided us with what Job was asking for in 9:33--an arbiter, mediator, advocate in the person of his son, Jesus! God truly has set his heart on us human beings!

[@karenevans6035]

”There is no arbiter ( mediator ) between us, who might lay his hand on us both.“ Job 9:33 wow! Jesus will be that mediator between God and man. Praise God!

[@juliesears5515]

Love this! Thanks for pointing that out.

[@DonZimmerman52]

It’s amazing that Job 6-7 is recorded scripture, and says a great deal about God’s character. Job is working through the depths and horror of grief and loss, crying out for God to crush him and end his existence. In Job 7:17, 19 he asks “Why do You have to pay attention to me? I can’t even swallow without You inflicting more pain!” And in this, God hears and He cares. God lets us go through the anger and despair of our grief because that’s where we begin to learn and see Who He is. He is patient with our despair.

[@carolyne9862]

This is True. He is close to the broken-hearted.

[@sueneuber9083]

I cried for Job today. I’m so blessed to know Jesus as my Savior. He sounds without hope. God is merciful and kind to me a sinful woman. Praying for salvation for my loved ones.

[@newlyweds]

Praying with you Sue for the salvation of your lost loved ones. I too have many to pray for.

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Hey Bible Readers!

[@deloresmartinez8503]

Happy Lord's Day and here's to another year reading together!!!! Praying for all of our growth and understanding 🙏

[@AnchoredinHIM]

@@deloresmartinez8503and Dio- have a blessed week ahead!! ❤

[@deloresmartinez8503]

@AnchoredinHIM you as well 🙏😇🙏

[@antoinettehereford8180]

Wow. Today's reading was tough. Job had calamity and sickness brought on him for no reason. But, then I saw Job 8: 9, "... for our days on earth are but a shadow." God is God, He is eternal, I am not. In Job 9: 2, Job was right in saying "...But how can a man be in the right before God?" Truly, no one can be in the right before God. We wouldn't have needed a Savior if that were the case.

[@deborahgoodwin9559]

How to get the up todaycomments

[@Not2daysatan]

I love the explanation of the difference between mercy and grace and how they go together as well

[@FluffyNinjaUnicorn3Gaming]

3:08 - I love the description of the difference between mercy and grace.

[@2319CandyGirl]

Every year, I replay the grace and mercy definition over and over! He's where the Joy is!

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

Thank you for Your Mercy; Thank You for Your Grace. Amen

[@lindalloyd5749]

Job 9:33 "There is no umpire between us." 1 Timothy 2:5 "For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus." Thankful!

[@CotishaMcNair]

Life is definitely hard however God is merciful towards us all. It’s by God’s grace all things thru Christ Jesus. He is definitely where the joy is. 🙌🏽

[@MyRockMyFortress]

Years ago, I went through a valley in my life. There’s a quiet lady with whom I had only a few conversations because she’s very quiet and doesn’t speak much. She came to my court hearing and just sat in the back. She said she didn’t know what to say but she wanted to be there for me. So many years later, I can’t recall any advice given by my more outspoken friends, but I will always remember her kindness, even though she said almost nothing. Her shy and quiet demeanor was just a comfort to me.

[@valeriewhite2576]

Dark reading on today thank God for our Hope in Jesus and His precious Blood ❤❤❤ Good morning bible Family have a blessed day in His Presence He's were the Joy is ❤️🙌🏾💯

[@masonx54]

3:08 Mercy is when you dont get what you deserve. Grace is when you get what you don't deserve.

[@melodynowak709]

We ought to clarify that a tiny bit more. Mercy is when you don't get the bad things you do deserve. Grace us when you get good things you don't deserve. Praise God that He is abundantly generous with both Mercy and Grace to mankind!

[@masonx54]

@@melodynowak709 I agree!

[@BlessedVivi]

​@@melodynowak709thank you

[@bobbiebland6826]

God is good and he shows his mercy inspite of sins. I love that Job didn't listen to his friiends advice but contine have faith and trust in God. Thanks helping me understand the difference in Mercy and Grace!

[@melodynowak709]

Chapter 932-34, we see Job lamenting that there is no one who can represent His cause before God, who is such a Powerful and Awesome being,, and also his Judge. Here Job is longing for a mediator- Paul tells us that Jesus was provided to be our Mediator! 1 Timothy 2:5, Hebrews 9:15 Praise God because He provides the mediator we all so desperately needed!

[@chariswhaley8798]

Job is in deep depression. He doesn't understand why things are happening to him. He seeks for understanding from God. Asking Him what did I do so wrong, but never at one time does Job blame God, or curse Him

[@lorrigierman7089]

I loved the definitions of Mercy and Grace. Those will stick with me!

[@BrendaSanchez-nf9wl]

God is merciful yet still powerful . His heart is set on us though. That’s amazing

[@chrispowell2176]

I am so grateful that God was so merciful & loving that he sent Jesus to be our mediator & take all of our punishment so we could have a relationship with God Job points to Jesus in ‭‭Job‬ ‭9:33‬ ‭NLT‬‬ [33] If only there were a mediator between us, someone who could bring us together. Thankyou Jesus.🙌🙏

[@joahnnapittman7507]

Job 9 says "‭‭Job‬ ‭9:33‭-‬34‬ ‭NIV‬‬ [33] If only there were someone to mediate between us, someone to bring us together, [34] someone to remove God’s rod from me, so that his terror would frighten me no more" Oh Job if you only knew then that there would be a mediator. Someone who would bridge the gap between mankind and YHWH. To remove God's "rod" Thank you LORD for Jesus!

[@vernonmartin1986]

Amen on the explanation of mercy and grace

[@valeriewhite2576]

Dark reading on today 😢❤but we Journey through I thank God for His plan for Salvation through Jesus Christ our Lord GM bible Family Have a blessed day in His Presence 🙏🏽 He is where the Joy is ❤️

[@wiggie04]

Waking up every morning excited to get in the word. 2023 is the year I get through the Bible with all you all.

[@susanmurphy3387]

0:48 Thank God He provided a mediator, Jesus Christ.

[@bkay07]

Read today in NLT version. That's the part I honed in on too! Job 9 33-35. 33 If only there were a mediator between us, someone who could bring us together. 34 The mediator could make God stop beating me, and I would no longer live in terror of his punishment. 35 Then I could speak to him without fear, but I cannot do that in my own strength. Mind went straight to Jesus & how we now have a mediator between us and God, in Christ! We can come boldly to the throne of grace!

[@DanaFreeman-y9n]

AMEN❤

[@toyosibiyi]

I so much related to Job's speeches but I'm thankful for Jesus, which brings me to my Godshot for today: that we ain't without a Mediator. It's even much more that we also have an Advocate against the devil as a believer. This alone brings so much joy to my heart. Praise God! I'm truly enjoying this chronological Bible study.

[@roybrodrick]

Watched this yesterday as my day 5, but didn't comment.. You can fill lots of Job's pain in these words. I realized through this story that your walk with God really is personal, listening to lots of opinions from people, even when they have an honest opinion does not equate what your self-reflection with God is, and how we should always realize God's heart and mercies are set on us

[@brucestrange3289]

We, today, are used to the fact that we can go to God with our problems, that we can appeal to His mercy. But what right do we have to that? Job is a frightening reminder that the answer is ‘none.’ I am thankful for the Blood of Christ that can cover us and make us blameless in God’s eyes. ”“Truly I know that it is so: But how can a man be in the right before God?“ ‭‭Job‬ ‭9‬:‭2‬ ‭ESV‬‬

[@EJMJensen]

So much enjoying TLC's Bible Recap. I've definitely read the Bible before. Never chronologically or systematically. This is a very rewarding way to spend first part of the day. I'm a 24year @Tabletalk Magazine user. It's a lot deeper study. But this Bible Recap is a great way to absorb Scripture from a macro sense & I'm thankful!

[@dianejohnson1932]

I loved the reminder of mercy and grace. God is so good to us to give us His mercy and grace.

[@MyRockMyFortress]

2:53 I just learned the difference between mercy and Grace a week ago after being a Christian for 20 years.

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

2024, once again; the words and their definitions mercy and grace caught my attention. Amen

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

God's wisdom is profound and His power is vast (Job 9:5); He stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the sea (Job 9:8); He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed and miracles that cannot be counted (Job 9:10); He is mighty! (Job 9:19).

[@yellercat500cat7]

Job continues to prove to me that it's easily the most human and relatetable book in the Old Testament. I would go as so far to say its the only book in not only the Old Testament, but the Bible itself that you can put yourself and Job's shoes and the story remains pretty much identical. His back and forth with his friends reminds be a lot of the discourse between believers and non-believers discussing God in today's age. That's also where my God Shot comes from. Despite the limited information given about who the Lord is at this time in creation, Job and his friends were all still impacted by God and despite so much of the World at that time, even with their Limited Persepective of how he works/operates, they still hold him in very high regard. Which parallels to how all World Religions at least acknowledge Jesus is some way despite their own personal beliefs and limited perspective to how Christ works.

[@deborahgoodwin9559]

Jesus is our meditate when we have difficult problem

[@ValJane50]

Job 6:10.Job took comfort in NOT denying the words of God EVEN THOUGH he was being tortured.

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen Tara-Leigh Cobble!

[@amylynn1345]

Wow….we do serve an awesome God whose heart is set on us!❤

[@grandmasewhappyhomestead187]

Amen

[@gplisco]

I didn't get that Bildad was saying Job did something wrong. I felt like he was telling him to go to God and ask for help.

[@BobbieBland-f8j]

Aloha and good evening BR family. Every day I look forward to TL because I know that I am going to learn some new about God' that I didn't know before. Today, I learned something new, which was the difference between mercy and grace. Mercy when don't get what you deserve and grace is when you get what you don't deserve. I am so glad that God's heart is set on me. He is where the JOY!!💯

[@victoriasvictoryvoyagevlog]

Thank You, God, for setting Your heart with me.

[@alefept]

Day 5 done!

[@caroleefischer4389]

Loved her explanation of grace & mercy!

[@crucifiedfaith]

Praise GOD

[@Kristina-wp6if]

When I heard you talk about how great God does things today I thought of the song "How Great Thou Art"

[@AnchoredinHIM]

I think here I struggle with reading what Job is saying. Maybe it’s all the imagery or the poetic nature of it all. It appears to me that Job is feeling hopeless and he doesn’t understand why God is allowing all of this to happen. He’s doing a lot of complaining feels hopeless and wants to plead his case before God, but knows it’s useless because God is God. I think it’s hard for his friends to know how or what to say in this situation. The feasible thought is to appeal to God and repent and ask Him of Job is not seeing something clearly but Job remains adamant that he is faultless. Obviously, because scripture tells us, we know this to be true, but his friends don’t have this perspective. My limited understanding makes me feel like Job is being unreasonable and proud, but I know I must be mistaken. I do love how Job points out all of the power of God and how mighty He is. I do have 7:17 marked last year and this year- but this year I read that as more of a lament. You set your heart on man, and You test him every moment. It’s almost like Job is saying He should have better things to do than test His faithful people. I don’t know, my wheels are spinning as I try to understand. My favorite part about this day’s reading is the clarity gained by the understanding of mercy and grace. I have this written in many places and try to commit to memory the way mercy and grace are defined and how they are so opposite and work so harmoniously together. We all deserve death, including Job, so even these trials and afflictions are merciful acts of God’s love for him. Job has life and he has breath in is lungs which is grace, since he (we all) deserve death as punishment for our sinful human selves. That’s why 9:12 and 9:14 are clear to me that Job does know he’s receiving mercy and grace- “who can say to Him, What are You doing?” and “How can I answer Him and chose my words to reason with him?” Oh Bible readin’ friends… thanks for helping me understand and process! I love the depth that we are allowing our hearts and souls to go to to get to know and see God better. His love, grace, and mercy are constantly on display! Have a blessed week!

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

I got the same message today from yesterday...though we try to make sense of calamity and ask why it occurs to the blameless and the wicked alike, God is in control and His wisdom is greater than ours.

[@WandaRogenmoser]

Praise God for His mercy and grace.

[@sunnybearbuds]

I bought the version with the "bible pages" recently...I love the book and thank you for your enthusiasm for the Word! God bless you!

[@MsKDay]

Job seems to truly get who God is & reverences Him in an unbelievable & undeniable way. Seeing this opens my eyes to understand there’s much more I can do to honor my relationship with God

[@amybigelowbigelow7832]

I did something I have never done before. I read NASB first, then I listened to the youversion audio of ESV and MSG. Can’t tell you how much more my eyes and ears were opened by doing all that! So blessed by His word today!

[@sharonriedman9715]

I love the definition between mercy & grace

[@brittany6951]

2nd time going through the full Bible and I am really enjoying this new way to do so. Also, reading the comments is sure to spur one another on as we continue. Love to see other's insights and emotions. ❤

[@liztefft5312]

In these passages it seems as if Job points out that the ultimate authority belongs to God, and he knows that that is Who he must appeal to for mercy.

[@leciak.andrews5oJ]

The things Job says reminds me so much of what my son says all the time. 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😔 Please pray for him if u would. I would appreciate it. Thanks & GOD bless ❤️❤️❤️

[@deborahgoodwin9559]

Thank for showing the different between mercy and grace

[@trinigrant]

I didn't realize the difference between Grace and Mercy thanks for clarifying.

[@stephaniec2311]

The discussion on mercy and grace was very impactful. Thank you!

[@sarahgrumbine4327]

Its been very helpful every day to watch this before I do the reading and then again after I do the reading

[@deannajohnson1197]

mercy and grace

[@jillpruett3444]

Im.doing this in 2024 and im enjoying last years comments. 😊

[@marklharmon]

God loves us and understands our pain and suffering. Job is going through such grief and complains bitterly, yet does not lose his faith in God. His "friends" are of little comfort to him and he searches his soul for the reason he has been put into such torment. He realizes that the answer is not within himself nor any earthly source, but God alone can answer. God hears Job, but remains silent for the time being so that the strength of faith and the compassion of God Almighty may be displayed and go full term. If Job's heart turned we would surely know it because God would respond accordingly, but God understands our need to complain in suffering and is compassionate in His patience. We likewise have to take the lesson of Job to heart, not lean on our own understanding, and instead lean on our faith in God, even while we complain.

[@jonfeasel8432]

Thank you TLC for these videos. Keep up the good work and God bless u and ur team

[@isa.oli28]

My God Shot was that since God is merciful and gives us a relationship with him, it doesn’t make me better than anyone else( like Job thought he was) it makes me a blessed child of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

I Now know the difference between Mercy and Grace. Thank you. Blessings ❤

[@deborahpretorius4243]

God is so powerful yet we have access to Him. 🙌🏼

[@t.j.dennis3888]

Thank you for Job's example, Lord. His constant faith reminds me to reflect Christ in my story

[@womangodseesyouinspiration9064]

Thank you for this clarification on the definition of Mercy and Grace, I often use them as the same thing! This makes more sense!

[@Marie-rh2dp]

His heart is set on you and me!!❤❤❤

[@Just_Markel]

Amen thank you Lord for everything🙏🙏

[@arianabrakal]

My God shot is God is a God of promises. The dialogue in these chapters points to his promises and the things he has done.

[@ibrahimbinta1266]

Today I saw job in a different light, his sufferings really spoke out. I also saw that above all, God is God.

[@rubzonline]

I always have a hard time understanding Job. I am very happy to be able to learn more insights on this book. I also love the definition of mercy and grace. 🥰

[@TheSteveBOliver]

Job sees God as punishing both good and wicked people. Then, Job mentions desire for a "mediator." Could that be Jesus or Holy Spirit? Needing mercy from things we have no fault in. God is always in control.

[@cindyw5457]

Agreed. I think he was expressing his need for a Saviour.

[@lisa8817]

I wondered about that too!

[@akosichristopherpaul9523]

My thoughts; I think Job was actually concerned about his friend's position of was happening to him, he knew he was good even though he couldn't depend on his works. He wished his friends were mediators rather than being judgemental. Sometimes is good to stay silent in time of consolation to our family and friends just like Job's friends when the came

[@locathecat]

I'm using the She Reads Truth Bible and one thing that it mentions is that Job asks questions that Jesus answers later on in the New Testament. In Job 9:32-93, Job asks who can help us approach God. Jesus's answer is in 1 Timothy 2:5. Job 14:14 asks if there is life after death. Jesus's response is in John 11:25. In Job 16:19-21, he asks if there's anyone in heaven working on our behalf. Jesus's answer is in Hebrews 9:24. In Job 21:7-15, Job asks what is of eternal importance in life. Jesus answers in John 3:16. In Job 23:3-5, Job asks where we can find God. Jesus answers in John 14:19.

[@ThatOneChristianBoy]

I think Job 9:32-34 expresses our need for Jesus, although he has not been born or prophesied yet, because it says "if only there was someone to arbitrate us" (man and God) "Someone to remove God's rod" (forgive man for their sins). I don't think it refers exactly to Jesus, but why we need him. (I'm using NIV, so it may be different than yours.)

[@newlyweds]

I just found the transcript today. This is awesome! Thank you Tara-Leigh and D-group for providing this!

[@KM-lu7nh]

I feel like Job sounds bitter and discouraged, understandably. Even though he is blameless, I wonder why he doesn't ask for forgiveness? I would be thinking I must have done something wrong and be doing whatever I could to rectify it.

[@fiftyfive70]

💙2023 💙2024

[@fiftyfive70]

💙2025

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen TLC!

[@suebarnard1734]

I know it is a good thing to embed the Bible recap in you version but I miss the community!

[@angautry]

I just started this plan and am enjoying it so far, but I am a little confused about the book of Job being placed in the middle of Genesis. Especially since Rahab is mentioned in chapter 9 v.13 and there are so many references to the Psalms throughout (which maybe it's the Psalms that reference Job). Either way, the verse mentioning Rahab is just confusing to me if this happened so early in the narrative. If you know, please comment, I would love to have a clearer understanding. Thanks!

[@metamora54]

I noticed that too. I’m going to research that a bit about Rahab. But they put Job here since they are trying to do a chronological order and I think Tera Leigh explains that somewhere. It’s a book with no clear timeline. Stay with it and keep looking for Jesus on every page. ❤

[@metamora54]

If you look at different translations, Rahab in this verse is not the person we think of. It could mean a “sea monster” or “pride”. Look up the Jubilee Bible for example.

[@walkinginthelight528]

I wondered about that too. According to cross references in my ESV study Bible, "Rahab" often refers to another name for Egypt rather than the woman we normally think of. I hope this helps.

[@angautry]

Thank you all for commenting and pointing me in the right direction. I'm finding the NET translation has a lot of helpful information in the commentary.

[@lindawilson4117]

God shot: Job 9:22 "God destroys the good right along with the bad . . ." (MSG) True, but why? Because of the Sin Curse we brought on ourselves as a result of our disobedience. It wasn't God's Plan A; His Plan A for us was a sinless existence in a perfectly beautiful garden where He could fellowship with us daily. We messed that up, not Him. It's why we need a Savior, and why He suffered, died, and rose again to Life to become that Savior. It hasn't been a Perfect Garden for Him, either.

[@karibyerly2750]

Where is my sin in this situation? What do I need to own in this situation? Job was blameless but his friends made these actions as a result of something Job did. Job stood firm knowing he was blameless and something greater was going on. He knew he was going to follow through with God regardless of his pain and afflictions. Was this more about Job or more about proving to Satan that there are righteous people able to withstand the fiery darts of the evil one?

[@daniellehinrichs]

Will 2024 videos be released or are we to rewatch 2023 videos? Just want to make sure I’m doing the right ones.

[@michellegibson4144]

My heart hurts for what Job went through. Would I be able to withstand it the same way and stay strong in my trust in God?

[@joyw.3999]

Job has helped me through several times when I was going through a physical or mental distress. The ending showed me not to give up up but to stay strong in the Lord and rebuke Satan & his troubles he caused. Take that Satan🥊‼️

[@enahabel157]

The thought that this account of job actually happened is fearful

[@danielafurlan322]

By the way, I print out the Bible Recap and is missing a day. This year is 366??? I am following TLC program. Let me know if is only me or someone else notice.

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

2024 is a leap year there should be 366 readings and 366 recaps.

[@kimberlymoten9191]

No ma'am, in September we will skip a day, because of the leap year, you look on the website.

[@jwillisbarrie]

Please upload actual captions file