Sooo let's talk about Job's wife... 👹

[@susanbazinet9664]

She said to him, "Curse God and die." What a tower of support.

[@rlyle5804]

And then she had to give birth to TEN MORE children!

[@cristiewentz8586]

She had lost every one of her children, too. He went off on his own pain...doesn't say he mourned with her, does it.

[@Ravenbones]

Technically the original hebrew doesnt have her say "Curse God and Die"

[@8Platinum8]

@@Ravenbonescan you provide correct translation

[@eancola6111]

@@8Platinum8There is no “correct” translation, there are accepted translations

[@noelamini7350]

This was a hilarious point of view.😂😂😂

[@ElCid48]

when I was younger, I when to a Catholic School and studied the Old Testament and I feel in love with Moses and I would think about him going up the mountain to talk to GOD saying GOD I am trying my hardest but all these people do it complain and cry and it tiring. GOD says Moses, you have to deal with a fee humans for a short time but I have to deal with you guys for eternity. that made me think of how I am causing pain to GOD and I try to be a better child

[@ironwill6269]

His devil delivery is excellent. The laughter, the look, well done.

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

Even the evil guy goatee 😂

[@manuelochoa9266]

He's right! A good wife is a blessing!!!

[@saraliza3137]

And what of a good husband because more is required of men? What kind of a husband are you dudes here in the comment section who are judging this woman and women in general? What kind of men are you?

[@EyeBelieveSo]

Unfortunately they are super rare nowadays. So many of them say they are Christian but don’t act like it at all

[@natanaelmartinez7620]

​@saraliza3137 oh my, look at who is butt hurt. Nagging women like you need to shut up!

[@Supreme_Dalek_]

As someone with an amazing wife, it is a blessing indeed.

[@saraliza3137]

@@Supreme_Dalek_ And what kind of husband are you? Can she say the same about you? Are you an amazing husband and indeed a blessing to and for her? Why is it that men get to be flawed and are considered trophies of God's grace but women have to be perfectly pure pillars of piety and virtue or we're evil, hated, and or considered worthless? And how is that a reflection of God's heart?

[@BottomOfTheLineup]

I don't know why so many people get triggerd by this. It is hilarious!!!😂😂😂

[@BottomOfTheLineup]

@@BidenOwesMeGasMoney-gf8du Nice Name!

[@lmb1962]

I don't get it either. Tim is hilarious and does every standup show with respect and lots of laughter. Some people just don't have a sense of humor. I feel bad for them.

[@saraliza3137]

Because it's slander. Because that's not what the Bible says and that's not how God ever talked about her. The only ones God had an issue with regarding job's story where his three jerk but friends and God had job make intercession on their behalf. Because Eve and Job's wife are demonized and vilified above just about everybody else in the word. Because it completely fuels the hatred of women that's already in the church, which is why Eve and jobe's wife and certain other figures in the Bible like vashti and sometimes Bathsheba are demonized and vilified and talked about in such scathing ways. While male figures are exalted as trophies of God's grace and talked about with some kind of empathy even if their sin is mentioned. You don't see anybody hating on male figures like this and not that I would want to see that I would want to see that either. Any humor we have is supposed to be a reflection of God's love and heart, edify the body of Christ, glorify God and make Him known to the outer world. So explain how this joke does any of that. Why do we think that God doesn't want to sanctify our senses of humor? Why do we think it's okay to slander figures in the word saying horrible things about them that God does not say why do we think God's okay with that? The Bible says to trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding but in all of your ways, all of them, submit yourself to him and he will direct your path. That includes humor.

[@nikitaw1982]

cause majority of men are jobe now. thank a feminist

[@saraliza3137]

@@nikitaw1982 Thank a feminist? Why are women ever to be blamed for what men do? God calls men to account for everything in His word starting back in the Garden.

[@TheCobyRandal]

It's 1:00AM and I'm laughing way too loud at this!!! 🤣🤣🤣. Gold! Also, interesting comments. Hopefully Job's wife got right with God. In Abraham and Sarah's case, Sarah laughed in unbelief when the angels said she would have a son, and then she lied about it in fear, but God still fulfilled His word to she and Abraham and provided the real laughter of joy when their son Isaac was born. Isaac means laughter. God is amazing.

[@saraliza3137]

God still loved Sarah and Job's wife! As a father has compassion on or pities his children so the Lord does with us because he remembers that we are dust. Ps 103.

[@douglasschmidt2869]

Yeah but correct me if I’m wrong cuz I’m new to learning about this but isn’t the story of Sarah and Abraham partly why we have holy wars in Israel? Two brothers who both want the land that was promised. The Old testament stuff is difficult to wrap my head around.

[@saraliza3137]

@@douglasschmidt2869 Yes, but not only that, and Jesus died and paid the price for all of that and for all of them as well. Although honestly it would probably be happening anyway because of God's relationship with Israel, and the attacks of the enemy on that.

[@dogg92]

Women always do this shit. It's in their nature.

[@nancyleader6967]

Remember Hagar.

[@ccadama]

I think Sunday School attendance would be great if Tim Hawkins was teaching. Making it educational and humorous.

[@tjfarrell7891]

I would fly across the world to go to his Sunday School

[@Alisonwarr87]

😂🎉❤

[@Redacted2898]

What's educational about bible bashing, half of it is pure fiction the other half of it is misinterrepretwd and rewritten more times than I've created air

[@jetstormGaming]

Dude I would 100% go to his Sunday school! That’d be the most amazing time of my life! Lol

[@yakubusamaila8483]

​@@Redacted2898Except your mind closed, you wouldn't call this a joke! Before seeing this video, have you ever ask why Job's wife was spared despite asking job to curse God and die? If you say it is because Job interceded for her, did he not do the same thing for his children? Why was she spared?

[@VikkiG1970]

Husband and wife = one flesh. Wasn't allowed to kill Job, obviously his wife is him too.

[@Wvguy74]

Literally came to say the same thing.

[@Imperial_Majesty33]

Oooo that’s so good!

[@saraliza3137]

So what does that mean our children are expendable even though there are a lot of flesh and blood that we grew in our bodies and gave birth to? The spouse doesn't come before the children and there's nothing in the Bible that says that. You're supposed to convey God's Father's Heart to your children. Oneness is not just talked about regarding marriage. Jesus prayed and John 17 that we would be one as he and the father are one and there is no greater intimacy than what you see with them. That includes our children as well as our spouses and as well as the entirety of the family of God.

[@VikkiG1970]

@@saraliza3137 Genesis 2:24.

[@saraliza3137]

@@VikkiG1970 Yes, I know what that says. That's referring to the very specific form of oneness found in marriage. But oneness is not only talked about regarding marriage all through the Word and I cited all those different examples. Not talking about those examples particularly regarding the body of Christ and the family of God is part of why so many things in the church including marriage and parenting are so skewed. Again Jesus prayed that we would be one as He and the Father are one. That was regarding the body of Christ and that includes marriage and that includes children. Children are not expendable.

[@michaeldiffey3791]

Jobs wife was not allowed to be touched. God said we become one flesh with our spouse, so killing her would have been like killing Job.

[@invisiblebully171]

I don't know about that till death do us part

[@lindamariesmith5160]

Not only that, when God restored more children to Job, it was through his wife.

[@saraliza3137]

This also doesn't mean that our children are expendable or that are spouse comes before our children. That's a horrific teaching and the Bible does not actually teach that. The two primary ways that God relates to His people are as Father and as Bridegroom, all through the Word. One flesh is talked about regarding that specific relationship because of that specific form of oneness involving sex and the specific type of God's love that gets expressed out of. Oneness is also talked about with David and Jonathan being one in spirit with their brotherhood. Oneness has talked about with brotherhood in Ps. 132. Oneness is talked about regarding the body of Christ which marriage and parenting should be built up on. Jesus prayed in John 17 that we would be one as He and the Father are one. There is no greater intimacy and oneness than what's found within the Trinity. Jesus came to seek and save that which was lost and to reconcile us back to our Heavenly Father and in so doing acquired a bride. I've seen the damage that this kind of teaching does to people when they grow up with this. Your children are not expendable. They are not taking the proverbial back seat because they're children. Your job as a parent is to convey God's Father's Heart to your children and speaking like they're expendable or that they're not as important as your spouse is not it. How does God father you? As a husband it's to convey the love of Jesus to your wife the same way Jesus loves His bride. These types of relationships should already be in place with our personal relationship with God as we should be allowing Him to be a Father and a bridegroom both to us. And the body of Christ should be loving one another as brothers and sisters in Him like He does because Jesus said that's how the world will know we're His. That's including the body of Christ functioning as the true family of God, as well as marriage and parenting because that applies to those things as well. Everything about our relationship with God starts with us being His children first. We're referred to as the bride of Christ but He gave us the right to become His children. Jesus told the disciples to let the little children come to Him because the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these. That primary relationship is us as our Heavenly Father's children. Everything else comes out of the overflow of that. Including being the bride of Christ. And all that is to be translated to our relationships within the family of God and then marriage and parenting. It wasn't nothing for Job's wife to lose those 10 children because she grew and gave birth to all 10 of those babies.

[@chrisstewart5518]

Yall giving me bible study this morning GOD BLESS

[@cryptic5142]

No idea where the expendable children concept comes from… job ended up with twice as much as he had before but the same number of children. I’ve always taken that to be a reference to the fact that dead children are not actually lost and job will be reunited with them again in eternity

[@haroldbrown6630]

This is comic gold. Great performance of a great joke.

[@Epoch11]

She makes him incredibly miserable, hilarious 😂😂

[@JC-bj5cv]

Job: the only guy in the Bible smart enough to not listen to his wife.

[@saraliza3137]

Isn't it interesting how everybody always forgets that those were also her kids? That she had carried them in her womb for 9 months each and given birth to them? That she survived all 10 births because women can die in childbirth? That she fed and nourished all 10 of those babies from her own body? And likely at least 2 years each for that part.....Though possibly longer because I think ancient cultures and other parts of the world nurse their children longer. And who knows how close together each of them were age wise. That maybe she was in pain as well? All of that stuff happened to her too. Suddenly and out of nowhere in a matter of days. And she also experienced her spouse being struck with horrible and painful health issues, also out of nowhere. Do you see Job comforting his wife over any of it? I think we all forget that those were also her kids who died. You also sound like someone who hates women.

[@thelikebutton2464]

​@@saraliza3137you sound like someone who hates men... this is your 3rd comment to be on that I've seen woth this crap. You act like fathers don't have a spiritual connection towards their children or something... I'd say you're a man hater yourself. You must have some pent up pain about this yourself.

[@destinytapia8759]

​@saraliza3137 she literally told him to curse God and die. When my daughter died, do you know what I did. I trusted God to know there was a reason. There was and I have never been the same since.

[@iespinosa31]

​@@saraliza3137 That's a western prospective your taken it from.

[@saraliza3137]

@@iespinosa31 Talking about what women go through in regards to growing babies in their bodies, putting their health and lives on the line to give birth to those children and nursing them from their own bodies is not a western perspective. Considering a woman's pain and perspective and experiences is not a western perspective or at least it shouldn't be. Do you think God only cares about men and what goes on with them? We're created in His image as well. We're an expression of Him and His being as well. I don't think a lot of men consider that aspect of things when they talk the way they do.

[@RobbieBobbie98]

She said to Job “curse God and die!” Yeah, Lucifer knew exactly what he was doing

[@emilyb4702]

In all fairness, the 10 children she survived birthing and managed to get to survive to adulthood were ALL killed. 😭 She loost everything else too, had to watch her las immediate family member suffer unable to help him, and she faced a future of starvation and dieing alone crying for the children who would never come back. She was upright enough to not be able to curse God herself and end her earthly suffering, but in a twisted way wanted her husband at least to not have to prolong his agony. She said the wrong thing, yes!, but would you have done any better?

[@Jonisawsom]

That's an interesting view on it. 👍🏻

[@pcstgrsqrl5581]

It's A JOKE. Learn to laugh a bit 🤦‍♀️

[@emilyb4702]

@@pcstgrsqrl5581 of course it is!(Tim is the best and his Delilah song is my favorite!) But you can have more than one type of conversation about the same thing. Learn to chill a bit. 🤦‍♀️

[@minermike61]

I've been reading a book on Genesis by Dennis Prager who is Jewish and a rabbi as well as talk show host. He really digs into the Jewish understand of things which even with bible aids is something that is hard to fully grasp. The understanding they had back then. Just like this. There is a lot to understanding scripture.

[@saraliza3137]

I love this take! An excellent perspective shifting for sure! It's amazing how the church demonizes so many women but not the men. We see this with Eve and Vashti in Esther's story and Bathsheba as well. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It makes a lot of sense!

[@pinecone7562]

That's hilarious. It IS a blessing to find a good woman.

[@Chuck0856]

You left out his wife saying "Curse god and DIE".

[@SimonASNG]

Wasn't really needed for the punch line.

[@Theedenpotter]

@@SimonASNG Yeah I’m pretty sure this was at a church so everybody there should have already known that she said that, and knowing that is exactly what makes the joke make sense. Because if there was anybody there that didn’t know that she told Job to curse God and die, then they wouldn’t have gotten the joke because they would just be thinking “what’s wrong with Job’s wife? What did she do?”

[@slomo1562]

She lost all her kids too. She no longer had a life of ease with servants and wealth. She wasn't covered in boils or sores but she became very bitter toward God and Job and believed Job's friends who decided Job must have done something to offend God. But she stayed, right? She gave Job more children. So she rode it out with him.

[@ronfullerton3162]

And who of any of us today would do any better than she did? I believe it is as Jesus said, "Those without sin can throw the first stone".

[@Critter145]

New term for the brain: “Wrinkly Thinkly”. Thoughts? Feelings?!🤣

[@RamonWilliamsJr]

I remember telling my pastor this in a marriage counseling session. That went well for me

[@jamesgarrett3485]

That is so true. I never thought about that. 😂😂😂

[@HarryMarsee-fw9ot]

Hey, don't be so hard on Mrs. Job. She loved her husband. Her advice wasn't good; but, she suffered everything that Job suffered; except for the boils. She KNEW that if he died, she would be a *BEGGAR ON THE STREET* and yet, she just wanted to see her husband out of pain. There was no Welfare back then. Elderly widows lived with their eldest son, this is why he received a double portion, to support his widowed mother!! She lost all of her children too. She had seen all of her possessions be taken away. If Job died, she would have no other choice but to become a *HOMELESS BEGGAR* and yet her heart hurt to see her husband suffer. Yes, her advice was bad; but, she was on the outside looking in and she just didn't want to see her husband continue to suffer. God didn't speak to her, only to Job so there was a lot of information she didn't/wasn't privy to. Remember she has *ALSO LOST EVERYTHING,* including her children.

[@eloquentsloth6080]

Someone is just being the devil's advocate instead of playing it, I see.

[@dannyadams4603]

😂😆🤣THAT WAS GOOOOOD AND I FEEL YA ON THAT ONE!!!

[@raphealwood4434]

This is good comedy, Every man knows his wife is his torment lol..

[@brucetadlock520]

Besides surviving Satan's challenge, she gave Job 7 sons and 3 daughters. She suffered enough. LOL!!

[@johngregory4801]

Are you sure those last 10 came from the same wife? After her "support" during his trial, I wouldn't trust her to raise a ferret, let alone my children. (And that would mean she bore Job 20 children, 10 of whom died in chapter 1)

[@saraliza3137]

​@@johngregory4801Those were her children as well who she had carried in her womb and given birth to. you don't think she was in pain over what happened? Are you all really that selfish and self-centered that you think everything is all about you and just happening to you?

[@saraliza3137]

​@@johngregory4801Also, where do you see Job comforting his wife about the loss of their children again that she had carried in her womb for nine months each and given birth to? And there are women in different parts of history who have given birth to almost 20 children or more.

[@johngregory4801]

@@saraliza3137 Do you want me to say when you've spoken something I haven't thought of, or do you want the room to yourself?

[@saraliza3137]

@@johngregory4801 Your comment was pretty dang scathing and extremely uncharitable. What exactly was she supposed to do? How was Job comforting her? All of that stuff happened to her too and then she's watching her husband going through that horrific pain personally himself as well? She's the one who carried all those babies in her body for 9 months and gave birth to them and took care of them their whole lives. I can't stress that aspect enough. How would you have reacted or have you even considered what that might be like for a woman?

[@dvldog_]

I never thought about it like that! 😂

[@greeneyes2256]

I’m always disappointed when people don’t realize that Mrs. Job had all those things taken away from her also. Then her husband goes and sits in a field, anyone comfort her?

[@saraliza3137]

This! There are so many women who are demonized because their perspective and what they were going through is not even considered. Women in the Word and women in general.

[@thelikebutton2464]

No, the dude is right... she told Job to curse God and die too... she was just as much a tool of Satan as losing his children. She gave in to the devil based on the advice she gave to Job...

[@saraliza3137]

@@thelikebutton2464 Look up what it actually says in the original Hebrew. Even still, that woman went through a special hell herself losing babies she grew in her body, survived giving birth to, fed from her own body, and raised to adulthood. The Bible doesn't say she was a tool from the devil at all. And Job didn't comfort her at all. All the horrible things men have done through the Word are just written off as them being trophies of God's grace and it's just their humanity. But any woman who's not some pinnacle of perfect virtue is considered some demon spawn from the pit of hell and is demonized as such. You all have no idea what that grief for a mother could be like because you do not grow those babies in your bodies. You don't risk your life to give birth to them you don't feed them from your own bodies and you're not the one intrinsically connected to their care and raising like we are. Everything that happened to Job happened to his wife as well. And how are any of you showing up for any of us when we're dealing with trauma or grief? Where the heck are any of you even as our brothers in Christ for any of that?

[@christykirkland9627]

Yah but I’ve lost one child I can’t imagine how I would respond to losing them all

[@saraliza3137]

@@christykirkland9627 I'm so sorry for your loss! Even one is overwhelming and I can't imagine losing not just all 10 but all of them all at once and out of nowhere. And everything happening to the servants and their livestock, and then watching her husband go through the crazy crap he was going through all within a matter of days. But the children would absolutely be the hardest hitting for her...... It's heartbreaking to me to see how a woman's perspective pain and experiences aren't even considered with any of this...... Again I'm so sorry for your loss and I'm praying God has been comforting you through the time......

[@geraldinecarthel6817]

As a woman I noticed this. I find it as an illustrative lesson for what I cannot be as a wife. The Bible goes on to say that Job went on to have more children with his wife. Look at Jobs heart, he didn’t divorce her and find a new wife he went on to impregnate her again and again and again.

[@unamordiezdose5579]

WRONG! He did with A NEW WIFE. Study to show yourself approved.

[@sulfuras1985]

​@@unamordiezdose5579oh studied wise one, show us where he it says Job had a new wife?

[@phoenixfireclusterbomb]

@@unamordiezdose5579see, thats what I thought. I was certain that she had died too.

[@heavenlee4117]

​@@unamordiezdose5579Yelling your condemnation in caps and using a belittling, condescending tone is so Christian of you, lol. Repent of your rudeness and arrogance before God has to show you just how wrong you truly are.

[@BibleClinger]

@@sulfuras1985 Hi. I've wondered about this topic. Here's what I had found years ago during a reading. In Job 19:13-19, we see that Job was abandoned by all of his family, and verse 17 includes his wife. Even though he reminded her of the children they had together, she didn't want anything to do with him at that point, and it seems that she left him -- and obviously we know the last recorded words we have of hers is to tell him to curse God and die. The question is whether or not she came back after this point. Job 42:11-15 describes Job's restoration, and it mentions his brothers, sisters, and acquaintances returning to him, but no explicit mention is made of his wife. It mentions his new sons and new daughters, but no wife is explicitly mentioned. It is presumed, with good reason of course, that he must have had a wife in order to have these new children. If you believe that his original wife came back to him, then you can probably conclude that she's somehow in this listing under "acquaintances." If you think she didn't come back, then he must have remarried.

[@ardentwolf_4288]

My mom studied the entire Bible with us growing up, and yet I've never thought of that account this way. And he's absolutely on to something 😂

[@Theedenpotter]

Yes. Satan definitely knew that Job’s wife could be used as his tool by asking Job to curse God and die because she would obviously become angry and bitter with God after she and Job lost their children, and then watching her own husband lose everything else that was good about his life on top of that.

[@tonilyday1917]

Don't judge til you've been in her shoes. We all lose faith st one time or another.

[@jstr808]

To be fair, the woman lost her cattle, servants, 7 sons, and 3 daughters PLUS her husband lost his health and livelihood. Imagine a woman being happy after losing her children. #Duress

[@vaquera9368]

Shows how important the commitment of marriage is. I’ve often thought about how the wife was spared and realized it’s because God instituted marriage and Job needed someone to care for him. God honors the marriage. We should too.

[@Game_Changer362]

Wow, thanks for that, never thought about that one! Epic times deserved Epic wife’s, thanks for the update grated women, always a real pleasure. 🤭😬😳🤔😂😇🙏🙏

[@rosajimenez7777]

She lost her family too, she was suffering and I guess she was bitter and took it on her husband

[@kimberlywagner3930]

This is one of the best skits😂

[@jodielee8199]

He ought to be ashamed of himself and repent for making jokes about a very hurt grieving mother. He assumes and insinuates that she was a bad wife. He should be VERY CAREFUL about mocking who G_d loves. You reap what you sow! REPENT!!

[@turtlefrog3789]

😅🤣🤣 off the hook! 😂 I've watched this 5 times already! 🤣🤣🤣

[@KristinSchmidt-ke1kt]

😂😂 so true!😂😂😂😂 she’s like, “Eheheheheeh” 🤣

[@FaithAndDogTraining]

lol sharing this

[@deenixon1953]

Be careful, who, and what you make fun of these days… Somebody’s always listening whether you can see them or not…

[@AydenVr7]

calm down its fine

[@markmtbrider]

I married from that blood line ....

[@jakerian6931]

I remember you. Promise keepers in houston. I had pending charges. Wasnt allowed to leave the county. Left anyway. Gave my life while newsboys played. Its been 20 years. Thank you

[@theadventuresofjavier8698]

😂

[@rm842]

From a traditional Catholic, this is actually pretty funny... And I hardly ever laugh 😜😂😂😂

[@allaboutlearningguitar6413]

The timing, you nailed it bro..

[@jamesmartin1724]

God took what Job cared about😂

[@amethystrosemaclaren5853]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That was hilarious! Thanks for the laughs.

[@tfahad2051]

He should've said "I know. She's doing my work for me."

[@enochgoodfellow8972]

This is such a brilliant joke!

[@adramsey5857]

Tim makes a humorous point; the devil knew Job’s wife would be the devil’s asset at that point in time to attempt to get Job to ‘curse God’…

[@deeka8763]

The Devil can’t take what he already owns 😂

[@FrankBullitt774]

This dude is HILARIOUS!

[@christopherwright5292]

WOW never taught about that man, that's a deep one thanks 😮.

[@uenragedbro]

Got to see you live and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen

[@40jgufc]

Truly underrated comedian! Love Hawkins! 💪🏻

[@i_have_ur_loot8582]

This might be the funniest bible joke I've ever heard 😂😂😂😂

[@dalicea]

True. She tried many times to convince Job to curse God…. And still Job did not! We can all learn from Job

[@jsphcle]

Yoh this is actually a deep observation mate 😂😂

[@cryptic7965]

I'm dead 😂💀 this was funny

[@lifeinsully1287]

Omygosh! That is hysterical!

[@cynthiaspencer9994]

So true! Never thought of that ❤😂

[@JosephLachh]

I literally think about that whenever I read Job.

[@bobbymo5642]

This is some most high observation, yo...

[@O_G_stretch]

Man i never realized that frickin hilarious

[@JT-he8xi]

Good point!🤡🤡🤡 Job's wife !!! Wow !!!

[@igidijustice325]

😂😂😂 broo that was too good

[@-KMA-]

That’s right, we were put here to keep you in line 😂 your laugh though

[@KayAccords]

OH MY DAYS A TIM HAWKINS SHOOORRRTTTT!!!! Thank you Jesus.

[@daniellebrown61]

I laughed way too hard at this.

[@charliedoucette2249]

When married the the two become one flesh

[@WorshipperOfLife]

Job's wife thought God responsible for all of that.

[@theremix54]

What a great joke this is. Shocking I haven’t heard this before. This should be the “go to” joke for religious family dinners :)

[@shanedivix9306]

Amazing how only a comedian could think this perspective and you can hear the audience catches on and is also amazed

[@jerryd5566]

It's a joke, lighten up, it's funny, it's okay to laugh.😂

[@rendtech]

Wow, what a way to tell a story.

[@eugene1059]

I never thought of it like that. 🤣

[@Sabrinagunter]

That’s good. I never even thought about that.

[@HisMiraclesHappening]

I have to give each day to Jesus. If I don’t I would break in half!

[@billr.5808]

I like the word id'nit! 🤣

[@user-pw5do7zv8m]

Best Bible joke ever ❤❤

[@jerrycote1661]

There's a lot of dark and brilliant comedy hiding in the Bible. Great to see someone finding it.

[@CoopDem]

Good point never thought about it 😂😂

[@joshholton4712]

Tim, I never thought of it that way. Thank you 😂

[@Malhaloc]

I like the idea that the devil has the Paul Lynde voice

[@studdstuff7645]

She was so good the devil couldn’t get to her. But he got to him….

[@normagordon1375]

Tim, man he funny! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@robertphillips9972]

Bible jokes,!!! A treasure tribe of comedy material!!

[@beardedroofer]

Tough woman, uh? Or as his wife, as devoted to the Lord as Job.

[@jalquist]

As a widower, this is kinda dark. But it's still funny. 😂

[@benjaminhlophe]

That devil laugh! 😂😂😂

[@ianallen738]

Thats the best bible joke Ive ever heard. By such a long shot, too. You should be proud.

[@joshjackson678]

What a loving god. Haha😂

[@ShaneOsborne]

The devil wasn't gonna do Job no favors....

[@msms4659]

Everyone forgets she went through it too.

[@iubitnunes]

Did she get boils & sores too!? & having those back then, mean segregation or being an outcast in society, did she go through that too!?

[@msms4659]

@@iubitnunes Pretty sure you've read it, as have I. Can you imagine losing all of your children and everything you own? You might feel a little angry, too.

[@kevintafur7111]

He knew exactly what he was doing 🤣

[@my5512]

Omgoodness too funny 😂

[@stevencarlson4369]

Too funny!! ❤

[@Kane.Griffin]

"Baruch Elokhim, ve mos"

[@Strayn9er]

Well, hell hath no fury........

[@rolanddeschain9139]

It's all about perspective

[@jackvogel9777]

Lord Jesus Christ save and protect us, amen.

[@dannydabney1399]

Preach brother