Job acknowledges that God is just and incomparably powerful, yet he feels unable to present his case before Him. He describes God’s control over creation and laments that there is no daysman who can lay a hand on both God and man. Job’s problem is not proving God weak, but finding a way to be heard by One so far above him.
Job acknowledges that God is just and incomparably powerful, yet he feels unable to present his case before Him. He describes God’s control over creation and laments that there is no daysman who can lay a hand on both God and man. Job’s problem is not proving God weak, but finding a way to be heard by One so far above him.
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