BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Job 29:20
20. My glory will be ever new, and my bow will be readily bent in my hand.
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BBE summary for : Job 29
Summary: In Job 29, Job reflects on his past life and the prosperity he once enjoyed before his suffering began. He reminisces about his respected position in society, where he was honored and sought after for his wisdom and guidance. Job recalls his role as a protector of the vulnerable, helping the needy and the oppressed, which highlights his intrinsic sense of justice and righteousness. He expresses a longing for the days of his favor, lamenting the stark contrast between his former glory and his current plight. The chapter emphasizes themes of righteousness, social responsibility, and the emotional toll of suffering. Job's memories serve to underscore the injustice he feels, as he grapples with his loss and seeks to understand the reasons behind his suffering. Ultimately, this chapter illustrates Job's deep sense of integrity and the pain of being stripped of his honor.
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