KesCon26 Week 1 - Seminar 1.3 - Eric Ortlund - What does the book of Job teach us about suffering? Patiently listening to Job
The book of Job records many speeches by Job as he criticizes God and waits for God to answer. Although Job cannot solve his own questions and later regrets speaking (see 42:6), Job's speeches in the book reveal the kinds of dilemmas which our own friends will face when they suffer like Job and the kinds of things…
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