Day 006 (Job 10-13)

[@bedingfieldl]

Deserve =entitled. Eye opening. We take this view of entitlement into every area of our life. Deserve something from God, from our parents, from our spouse, from our children, from our friends, from our government, from our boss. Ugh. We deserve nothing. But God. Rich in mercy gives us more.

[@wkmacs4738]

God shot: I can't put my hope in that my problems will be fixed. My hope is that God is always with me - the wise Father, interceding Savior, and comforting Spirit. Amen.

[@sswanber]

My family has been in the middle of the biggest trial since December 2022. Many christian friends have turned against me and my family. Weve been looking for a new church because i feel differently about everyone ive known since my teenage years. It may be part of "deserve"/ entitlement attitude but truthfully i had another friend turn against us the day before starting Job. Its been such a blessing to be right here.... in Gods grace the morning of the worst day of my life God brought me to the Psalms where it says "God is near to the brokenhearted and comforts those crushed in spirit" im so appreciating Job.

[@i.m.7777]

I can relate on some level, although I know every situation is different. When my mother had cancer, people stopped calling and visiting her, including blood family and church family. Twenty years later, when my sister had terminal cancer, I saw the same thing all over again. I don't understand why some people "run away" from their friends and family when they need them the most.

[@kurtsmith6971]

Prayers for you and your family, keep your faith, God is always as close as your next breath..

[@jeaniemowery7027]

I'm praying for God's comfort for you and your family.

[@cynthiafisher9907]

@@i.m.7777They are uncomfortable and don’t know what to say or how to act, so they withdraw. They also don’t want to be in the way. I’m not making excuses, it’s just where a lot of people are.

[@docbailey3265]

@@i.m.7777Momento Mori.

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

Day 006: A certain verse really caught my attention this morning. Job 13:23: How many are my iniquities and my sins? Make me know my transgression amd my sin. If we are honest with ourselves, would we really want God to reveal ALL our sins and transgressions? When we think about that verse we have to remember God would reveal all our sins based on His standards. Not mans own made up standards. Thinking about that, I know I would not want to see all I have done wrong because I know I would be sickened by it. I am thankful for Christ giving all of us a way we don't deserve to not have to see all those wicked things. I just don't think we could handle that. God bless

[@lynetteledoux2845]

You chose to use a very apt word “sickened.” I have thought many times that I would be embarrassed, ashamed, sad, regretful … but reading your comment today (1/5/2025) I totally align with your word of sickened. I would be all those things and more if God were to turn on the instant replay and he’d tell me to watch this little movie of your life, those times you lied, you failed to acknowledge me, when you chose ‘x’ instead of me, when you knew you needed to just hold on and shut up (be quiet Lynette).

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

@lynetteledoux2845 Amen. We all would be sickened. Thankful for what Christ has done in us and now we have the opportunity to share this with those around us.

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen TLC! Bible Readers, please do not quit reading in Job!

[@walkinginthelight528]

Today I noticed how Job turned toward the Lord in his pain, grief and confusion rather than turning his back on Him. Job is diligently seeking God. This is a good example for for me when I suffer.

[@paulinagalindo9433]

Amen 🙏

[@deborahstone6427]

We have been in a spiritual battle for our daught for a year now. Each glimmer of hope has been soundly crushed by the enemy. Last week, in what appears as Satan winning the war, our daught cut all ties with our family, moved across the country to live with a destructive man. Letting go, and letting God is the hardest thing we have ever had to do. It has nearly broken our marriage, but God is working to strengthen us and not letting Satan win that battle. There is a lot of work to do, but by God's grace what Satan means to destroy God can protect. If you feel led, please pray for our prodigal daughter. The war is not over and we know the final victor! I find Job's story such a comfort.

[@Betty-tm2bq]

I will pray for restoration for your daughter as well as for you and your husband. May God bless you and comfort you in these hard times. Our God is a miracle working God and we have hope and trust in His goodness.

[@suefriend9716]

Oh God keep me from being a Job comforter & guide me in your way of truth & realities of life, in Jesus' name. Amen

[@crucifiedfaith]

The trials of this life where Job kept his faith is a guide for us to be positive

[@lisabrown3481]

Hmmm. I disagree. Job wasn’t positive. He cursed that fact that his mother got pregnant. He hated the fact he was born. He basically begged to die… not real positive. He hoped in God though.

[@yellercat500cat7]

Job continues to be a very interesting book to read through. The limited perspective that both Job and his friends have about God showcases a mirror to how we might react to hardships our why and out limited knowledge of God's plan and the purpose of those hardships. Job continues to showcase the hope in God and what it provides. How many times have we given up on something because we placed our hope in something else and fail to understand the hardships. That example of having hope in God and what that hope provides from God is my God Shot for today.

[@CotishaMcNair]

God is the author of everything he lets us go through trials however he is walking with us through it all just like in the prayer about the footprints when there was one set of footprints in the sand it was then that God was carrying us. He is where the joy is. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@revonda5204]

As a person who has had some level of pain most every day for a number of years, I often think that it is difficult for those who don't, to understand how the pain can color your days. I try for it not to, but at times, it is difficult. I think this is where Job was when his sarcasm showed with his friends. He became tired of listening to their lectures of what his problem was & and how he should fix it. He wanted to "shout, just shut up! You don't have a clue!" Praise the Lord, I have the Lord to lean on during the difficult times. Like the song, The God of the Mountains, is still God in the Valley. God of the good times is still God in bad times! ❤🙏🏻😊 Thank you, Lord!

[@mfuller354]

Job is also my favorite book. I stood in an ICU waiting room 5yrs ago wondering why I was about to lose my 2nd parent all before I was 20, and in my turmoil and pain, I related to Job like never before. "Naked I came from my mother's womb and naked shall I return. Blessed be the name of the Lord."

[@caress419]

Praying for you, Molly. I’m sorry this is happening ❤

[@ruthnicole5627]

2023 was a tough year and my “friends” didn’t show up the way I expected them to. I had to really learn to lean into God. I understand Job’s feelings about the contempt his friends showed. People fail us but God never will. People say that hard times show you who your friends are but the truer statement is that hard times show you who you’re truly dependent on. Lean into HIM. He’s where the Joy is ❤

[@paulinagalindo9433]

Amen 🙏

[@jakewindsor5481]

I understand what you have said. I learned through my hardships how I need to be aware of others in need (emotionally, physically, and especially spiritually) and be there for them. It would have been easy for me to isolate/separate myself from everyone after I felt abandoned but God does not want that. We ought to encourage others in need as I remember feeling alone and struggled during my time.

[@BobbieBland-f8j]

Aloha and good morning BR Ohana! My hope is in the God. Job said: "Though God slay Me, I will trust Him". 13:13 "Hold your peace, let me alone, that I may speak. and let come on me what will". I am a 21-year breast cancer survivor and during my darkness hours, I was reminded of Job. My faith, trust and hope are in God. He is where the JOY is!! 💯

[@lauraleesuyetsugu1729]

Aloha Bobbie! I always enjoy your comments & also as a 21 year breast cancer survivor, I concur ~ HE IS OUR HOPE & THE SPIRIT IS OUR COMFORT. MAHALO KE AKUA FOR HEALING US BOTH~ TutuLala🙌🏼🤙🏼✝️🕊️

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

Job 12:10, 13, 16, "In his hand is the life of every living creature and the breath of all mankind" ... "To God belong wisdom and power; counsel and understanding are his" ... "To him belong strength and victory " ...

[@valeriewhite2576]

Thank You that Jesus is our blessed Hope ❤❤💯🙌🏾 Have a blessed day in His Presence Bible family and New Friends He's where the Joy is 😊

[@ivanronald]

My God shot came from 12:13 - with God are wisdom and might; he has counsel and understanding 😊

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

2024; God is graceful and so merciful. ✝️✝️✝️

[@stephaniedavis8888]

Book of Job lover here! Where else do you hear God himself run down His "resume" so thoroughly? "Where were you when I laid the foundations of the earth?" Thank you TLC for the recaps! I'm enjoying them as I learn. And I feel the same way about the word, "deserve." Prayers for you and the BR team. ❤️

[@gracefuldeals]

This is my fourth year reading the Bible and I’ve never been able to truly understand the book of Job. I hope when we finish it this year I have a better understanding. If not I’m going to keep studying it until I can grasp it fully. 💖

[@catherinescourtis]

I really found the recap helpful as well as the Bible Project video and other resources. But mostly praying for understanding beforehand ad laid out in the 5 TBR prayers opened Job and the OT up to me last year. Still, it's like I forget when I get away from it and am glad to come back to Job again and see my notes and highlights from last year and see what stands out now. He teaches something new every time. Praying fir discernment for you/us now.

[@stacyevertz4183]

This is my 3rd time with TLC. I am also reading David Guzik's Enduring Word commentary, which is really helping me to understand the book of Job.

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

Job 12:13, "To God belong wisdom and power; counsel and understanding are his"...Job 12:16, to him belong strength and victory."

[@AnchoredinHIM]

Job is still tricky for me to go verse by verse as my limited understanding hears his friends trying to help him and his response seeming, mostly, to be complaints. Yet, sprinkled in all of this dialogue is truth and amazing examples of God’s sovereignty. I was not/am not keen on picking up the sarcasm that Job is throwing out at his friends- and sometimes I read the imagery and poetic stuff a little too to literally, so I am grateful for teachers and fellow readers to point that out to me. What I really do see and hang my hat on is that, even though Job is complaining and even though his friends are trying to help him yet not going about it the way they maybe should, God is sovereign over it all and regardless of how good or upright we are in our lives, we are ultimately sinful and don’t deserve anything good from our creator. Although it wasn’t mentioned in the recap, a verse that stuck out to me was 13:23 where Job says, “how many are my iniquities and sins? Make me know my transgression and sin.” Since I struggle knowing how he’s using his language in this book, I wonder if this is him being humble before God, asking God to point these things out to him the way I cry out to God to search my heart and help me see where I’ve fallen short (everywhere) and have sinned. Leaning into God and asking Him to show us and point it out to us so we can repent and continue to seek after Him with the most pure hearts that we can is a true act of mercy when we deserve nothing less than death. Every single experience is meaningful and working for you an eternal weight of glory. Let your heart sing with confidence that you are cared for. - (paraphrased) John Piper

[@roybrodrick]

Day 6. Reading this book more and more makes me understand why Job's story has been such a big example through the ages. I've seen from Job's replies to his friends, he's frustrated they can think so low of him toward God and so deserves all he's going through, yet he never for once undermined the absolute righteousness of God even through his frustrations. Wow

[@rootedinscripture]

Another great song that 13:15 reminds me of is Even If by Mercy Me! ❤

[@DonZimmerman52]

Why is Job 13:15 true, that though He allows tragedy in my life, that He is my only hope? Because of Job 12:13-that “true wisdom and power are found in God; counsel and understanding are His.” He is not silent. He speaks through loving friends, wise counselors, His word, and through His Spirit in prayer. As my daughter said, “God provides purpose in the pain.”

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen!

[@simonamaurice5192]

Great insight 🙌🏼🔥

[@paulinagalindo9433]

Amen 🙏

[@sarahko2014]

I don't enjoy reading the Book of Job...so I really appreciate your commentary through these chapters! It's helpful to hear your "God-shots" and to see where the joy is~ :)

[@kareneaton1521]

I'll have to say it is my least favorite book. True, it does have some good lines and it turns out good. However, the exchange between Job and his friends seems random and makes little sense.

[@lindalloyd5749]

Though He slay me, I will hope in Him. Job 13:15

[@chrisslova1613]

Mine too.

[@antoinettehereford8180]

Job is in so much despair, but he still maintains his hope in God while at the same time pleading his case. He continues to defend himself, that he is innocent of anything that caused any of the suffering he is experiencing (Job 10: 7). Job did not accept what his friends were saying against him. He knew what he was saying was true; he even urged his friends to stop talking and that they lacked wisdom! (Job 12: 1-3, 13: 1-5). Job shows that one can grieve in their suffering while still praising the Lord. He recognizes that God is our creator (Job 10: 9-12). In chapter 12, starting at verse 7 and all the way to the end, Job acknowledges the power of God. Even though Zophar was off base in what he said against Job, he did speak the truth about God. The things of God are deep, limitless, higher than we could ever understand (Job 11: 7-9). So much from today's reading! I can only hope to be like Job in suffering and be able to say, "Though he slay me, I will hope in him" (Job 13: 15).

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

Yes; I could see this this time around. Not last year 2023. Hope is one of God’s middle name. Amen

[@maggiechavers9592]

Wow! Today's commentary was the most helpful yet. I couldn't image reading the Bible without TLC's helpful commentary.

[@toyosibiyi]

Today's scripture is so profound. Job's friends weren't considerate and it felt to Job that they weren't listening to him yet I took a word from what Job said in 13:5 that it was better for them to be silent and keep their wisdom to themselves. I felt he said that because one's wisdom cannot always be applicable to everyone's situation or circumstances. The AUTHENTICITY of WISDOM is that you know when to be silent and when to talk. My God-shot for today? Zophar asked if one could search the deep things of God in 11:7 and guess what? We have the Holy Spirit in us which means we can not only search the deep things of God but we also KNOW the deep things of God. That for me stood out and was so profound.

[@CounselorModest]

My God shot comes from 13:16, "Indeed, this will turn out for my deliverance..." Understanding that God uses my life as His ink pen to write a story of redemption and deliverance is where the joy is!

[@Doodlebug-h6j]

My God Shot today was God has his own timeline and tho we may not understand it someday we hopefully will.

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

I will hope in Him; God is the only Salvation 🙏

[@hisprincess423]

I love what you said about the word "deserve" 💗

[@newlyweds]

I’ve really enjoyed Job thus far. I am one of those who like the book of Job. I didn’t feel this way the first few times I read it. Over the years of reading through the Bible I’ve grown to love Job. God speaks through the book of Job. I hear His voice. Thank you Tara-Leigh.

[@KM-lu7nh]

It's good to know that I'm not the only one that feels challenged and wants to quit. I keep telling myself that it's Satan who wants me to stop and I won't let him win. I was thinking the same about Job's friends, they give good advice but their view of Job is wrong. Yes, I noticed Job's sarcasm too. What a wonderful song! Definitely needed to get through Job. I've been wondering over the past few days, why God just didn't extinguish Satan/evil in the garden or create man without sin or with the ability to resist sin? This would have saved God from the heartache and disappointment of fallen man and kept him from having to destroy his creation. It would also have prevented the destruction of mankind and God's wrath.

[@Aharley19752000]

He let's sin exist to help mold us and mature in a way that better helps us understand him and he also is giving us the choice to choose God, instead of us not having a choice. I think maybe that's why he made the angels and it backfired on him. I may be won on that point at the moment but I do believe he prefers to give us a choice. Which I appreciate. He did design us to be over comers through him. With his help and love, that we choose to go to him.

[@Bluegrassprincess]

I'm so glad I found you Here instead of a podcast. Love to see your face and so focused! Thank you! I will keep up withnpidcast to as to not lose my place but this is better and your on my giant TV, like your in the room

[@Bluegrassprincess]

Also I can absolutely sense my friends have contempt for me because of social media, over share. But it's mostly about my live for Jesus. They aren't there yet

[@jeankaniewski3091]

So many times we forget to let God be God. I love how Job lifts God up to His mighty position of Lord over ALL things. That encourages me when I want to question what is happening in my life and put my hope in Him who knows and is in control of all things. He loves me and will take care of me EVEN if I don’t understand it.

[@SBrinkley2326]

I love that -- Let God be God!

[@Fortyjustice]

That bit about "deserve" is spot-on!

[@valeriewhite2576]

Thanks for the encouragement TLC and TBR team I'm not giving up 😊 Good morning bible Family Have a blessed day in His Presence ❤

[@martawerth162]

First time I think that I have enjoyed Job.

[@KathleenEckel]

Job is both uplifting as I admire Job's constant unyielding faith and yet dare I say, scary. I am thankful for TLC reminder of what to look for and what not to do while reading. God, all knowing, realized last year I needed to find this program. Reading, for the second time, I feel blessed to know, to feel, to share...He is where the joy is!

[@brucestrange3289]

‭‭Zophar, Job’s supposed friend, twists Jobs words in order to mock him. He says in 11:4 ”You claim, ‘My beliefs are pure,’ and ‘I am clean in the sight of God.’” Job doesn’t claim he is sinless, just that up to that point he had done nothing to deserve such punishment. He replies to Zophar’s mocking comment with sarcasm in 12:2, “You people really know everything, don’t you? And when you die, wisdom will die with you!“ Then goes on to speak the truth that even the unjust prosper in 12:6 and concludes chapter 12 with evidence that God is in control and He is behind even that seeming injustice.

[@t.j.dennis3888]

What shall the created say to the creator? Thank you, Lord, for letting me enter your gates with praise for your name!

[@marklharmon]

God loves Job, even though He has seemingly inflicted him. He also loves us and provides a lesson in faith for all of us. Job is struggling with a great mystery rooted in faith regarding the actions of God, who cannot be directly seen and who often does not directly answer. Job loves God, but struggles in his suffering to know why he is tormented and how he came to deserve this. At the root is a question that everyone should ask: "Why do bad things happen to good people if God loves us?" and its obverse, "Why do bad people seem to have great success and blessings?" The answer to this is the reason for faith and should us strength. We must accept that we cannot understand the mind of God and the complexity of His plans as he controls every force - minute or great - that act upon us. Likewise, God often calls for the sacrifice of the individual for the greater good, which is at the heart of our salvation. In this book, we can begin to learn this lesson without us suffering first-hand. In this way, God demonstrates His love for us when He helps to ease our suffering and gives us a way out - if we are willing to take it.

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

The mysteries of God are unfathomable (Job 11:7). To God belongs all wisdom and power; counsel and understanding (12:13). These are 2 verses that stood out to me today. Also Job's declaration in 13:15 that though God slay him, he will still Hope in Him. What an example to follow.

[@daniellehinrichs]

This is my second time through with you.

[@alefept]

Day 6 done!

[@MiminiEzeneku-Fred]

God YAWEH! Our Father can be trusted.

[@MyRockMyFortress]

I listen to Job to fall asleep. It’s my favorite book. My son liked it too when he 11 or 12. He read it all in one day.

[@antoinettehereford8180]

I got to listen to the song that you shared, "Though You slay me". 2017 was a rough year. It certainly wasn't on the scale of Job, but it was very unexpected. I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Surgery, chemo, and radiation, by God's grace, I am cancer free 🙌🏽. My daughter had back to back infections for 6 months, which ultimately led to her having a tonsillectomy. Our family cat took a very quick turn with her health, and we had to have her put down. It was my faith in God that kept us. Thank you for sharing that song.

[@liztefft5312]

It seems as if Job himself may be somewhat confused about what is happening to him because he knows that God is just, yet he has searched his own heart and cannot think of a reason why God would have cause to judge him. The fact that Job continues to see God as his source and his only hope of salvation shows that he has a deep rooted relationship with God. He seems to know the goodness of God even though he doesn't understand.

[@leciak.andrews5oJ]

That verse 13:15 stuck out to me too. I'm gonna go highlight it now in my preferred versions, which have no audio available so I am reading/listening to ESV for this "TBR" plan. I have no thoughts of quitting & I hope & encourage others not to either. I have read & listened to (combo of both) the book of Job b4 though, so maybe that is why I'm not feeling like quitting. DON'T QUIT!🤨😁

[@MclaughlinMinistries]

Love your book we are on day 167, my husband and I and I absolutely love your stuff sista! My dad is a theologian and he lets me teach at our church and i just want you to know that you are making a huge impact! Im going to comment and like from my personal youtube page. Job was the ultimate witness in the historical trial of the Angelic Conflict! much love

[@SusieQ3]

*Though He slay me, I will hope in Him* that verse stood out to me, as well. I've always loved Job, at different times for different reasons. Thank you for your wise and thoughtful breakdowns.

[@cherylreed4377]

So sorry u are going through this 😢yet you know Hes where the joy is❤

[@bobbiebland6826]

Great lesson today. Job reminded us that regardless of the situation, you can't go wrong with hope and trust in God regardless of circumstances. Continue to be blessed and I will see you tomorrow!!

[@simonamaurice5192]

This is so encouraging for me 💪🏼💪🏼

[@jwillisbarrie]

Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf ❤

[@elisepowell3465]

They also have an ASL version if that would be helpful. 💜

[@jwillisbarrie]

@@elisepowell3465 Thanks for suggestion, checking the ASL playlist :)

[@kristiwerling4574]

To think we deserve anything is a form of pride and that's what can lead us to be depressed and distraught when we don't get what we THINK we deserve. If we remember, like she said, that we deserve "death" and hell, then anything else we have from God is better than that and we can be so thankful and grateful! Just my two cents.

[@debbiebarney2872]

Job is a fantastic book, but it takes several reads. And, the end is worth it!

[@desertdweller_]

The commentary on Job has been so wonderful. Thanks so much!

[@lisacameron6004]

I have read through the book of Job before but this time has been different. There are God shots all the way through this book. Enjoyed Job 10:12 today. No matter what we might be going through in our lives, we must remember God is never far and all things work for his good.

[@MyRockMyFortress]

I just finished my first time through the Bible in June. Started my round 2 on 7/1/24.

[@deoncavanagh72]

I'm loving this study showing me different things in job I've missed

[@Terry55-921]

Thank you Tara, Terry Lee Ford…

[@TheSteveBOliver]

Job is very vocal to God, about how Job feels. Negative perception of events. Easy to identify with only seeing negative. Like dying from cancer in today's fallen world. We cannot understand these things. However, God is our real hope!

[@ClaristaArdiel]

This is my sixth day. I just started for this year. 2025

[@pixgal2]

Thank you for your insight! Reading through Job is tough for me, I find myself disappointed that God allowed such to happen to Job. If I were reading through solo, I probably would have given up, so thank you so much Tara-Leigh!

[@worknprogress78]

I agree with you wholeheartedly. This is the first time I'm reading the Bible, and it's hard to get past what Job is going through after being such an upright man. I'm going to stick it out, though, because I am supposed to be here; right here and right now.

[@Coachnancyo]

I see that folks can be (even friends ) unsympathetic to your situation especially when they can’t comprehend what is happening and Job is doing his best not to sin during this time

[@MrsRildaReads]

Thank you, TLC! ✨️

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

God bless tou TLC! Great recap!

[@Jaco820]

Me and my family started on the new year. 2025

[@stevehouse2529]

I'm loving reading through Job. The text of Job 13:15 in the version I'm reading (NRSV) is: “See, he will kill me; I have no hope; but I will defend my ways to his face”.

[@kimcook8720]

This is such a tough book to read.

[@lorilayne7175]

Agreed

[@ZakiyaFord-q7p]

All the same things stood out to me also

[@natashaturner398]

Love this! Glad I'm not the only one who finds entitlement, self-centeredness, and "deserve" language disgusting - especially when I find it in myself.

[@sherryhusted1514]

I just mentioned to my husband who is on his 5th year of doing Bible Recap as part of his devotions, while I am on my first time through it. I told him yesterday, it is really hard to have Job this early. Job may have been blameless, but he is still just a man, so yes he does sin and doesn't "deserve" anything.

[@mom2artists]

I agree. I’ve listened to the bible about 90% thru before, without the recap plans and just learned about TLC thru my radio station (The JoyFM) They are doing the New Testament plan but I started from day 1. Anyway, my first time thru the Bible was not chronological so Job wasn’t this early. I don’t enjoy the book and having it so early in the plan is challenging 😓🙏🏼I’m glad to have TLC break things down because I’m not seeing the goodness. I think I’m going to listen to the recaps before and after from now on because it might help me understand these chapters better. C’mon Exodus 😅

[@sherryhusted1514]

@@mom2artists I know. I like your idea. Yes, come on Exodus 🤣

[@renaej.7001]

It's interesting to hear Tara-Leigh mention the word deserve. It has always irked me, and I'll pass on any greeting card that says it. I'm not alone, lol

[@kimberlyweaver8886]

“Our hope” and what came to me was we must trust the process we may not understand why but we have to trust good

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

God is not the agent of evil; amen

[@michellemybelle9591]

Why have I always heard faith like Job, who NEVER turned against God? Isn't complaining turning from God? The "God allows" is what gets me. Pride is my least favorite word.

[@liap1293]

"Deserve" is my least favorite word.

[@lorisharpe7397]

SAME!

[@rachaellescio2896]

I agree!!

[@michellefripp5598]

I am having trouble going back

[@beadiegirl38]

Ok...I thought maybe it was just me about struggling thru Job. I will stick thru it. 13:15 was my God shot too. 🙌 🙏

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Hey Bible Readers!

[@florencekanu8690]

I’m struggling to stay focused. God please help me

[@caseyhuber8519]

Does anyone know where to find and check answers for the study guide? There is no good way to contact TBR... I'd really like to know where they were going with the questions and what they were thinking....

[@elizabethdelgado9114]

Estoy muy motivada con la lectura de la biblia, pero no he podido acceder a las explicaciones, solamente el primer video tiene subtitulos.

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

There's a Spanish Version too. Have you seen it?

[@cheerfulmouse]

🙏❤️

[@SunniDazed]

❤

[@karibyerly2750]

“Deserve“ - Disgusting. We are better off than we deserve.

[@fiftyfive70]

💙2023 💙2024

[@fiftyfive70]

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[@Itsbrittanyb21]

I’m having a really hard time finding a God shot with Jobs story. To me, it seems like God doesn’t know what he’s doing and is on a power trip. How could he do something like this to someone who has done nothing wrong? He just seems like a big bully here to me…

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Hang in there! Pray for God's understanding and wisdom. It's a difficult book read the first time, at least for me.

[@lynetteledoux2845]

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[@johnhorstmann8585]

Please stop with the quote had gesture it is super irritating!!! As well as seriously unprofessional.

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Hey Bible Readers!

[@kimberlyweaver8886]

“Our hope” and what came to me was we must trust the process we may not understand why but we have to trust good