KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Job 13:24
24. Wherefore hidest thou thy face, and holdest me for thine enemy?
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Summary: In Job 13, Job continues his discourse in response to the arguments of his friends, who insist that his suffering is a result of sin. He expresses his desire to speak directly to God, longing for an audience where he can present his case. Job asserts his integrity and righteousness, declaring that he has not sinned in the manner that warrants such suffering. He emphasizes the need for a mediator between himself and God, highlighting the theme of intercession and the human longing for understanding in the face of divine justice. Job acknowledges the fear of God but also challenges the simplistic theology that suggests suffering is always a punishment for wrongdoing. The chapter illustrates the tension between faith and doubt, as Job grapples with his situation while maintaining a resolve to seek the truth about his relationship with God. Overall, it underscores the complexity of human suffering and the quest for divine justice.
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