Job asks how long his friends will torment him with words. He describes abandonment by relatives, servants, acquaintances, and intimate friends, and pleads for pity. In the middle of this isolation he declares that his Redeemer lives and that after his body is destroyed he will yet see God.
Job asks how long his friends will torment him with words. He describes abandonment by relatives, servants, acquaintances, and intimate friends, and pleads for pity. In the middle of this isolation he declares that his Redeemer lives and that after his body is destroyed he will yet see God.
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