KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Job 21:30
30. That the wicked is reserved to the day of destruction? they shall be brought forth to the day of wrath.
Read the verse in its context KJV Job 21:30
Links to sermons and other Bible studies from AB Church Renens on Job 21
KJV summary for : Job 21
Summary: In Job 21, Job responds to the claims of his friends regarding the fate of the wicked. He challenges their traditional understanding of divine justice, arguing that the seemingly prosperous lives of the wicked contradict their assertions that God punishes evil in this life. Job expresses his feelings of despair and confusion, highlighting that the wicked often live long, prosperous lives while the righteous suffer. He questions the efficacy of their comforting words and the theological underpinnings they share. The chapter emphasizes themes of suffering, justice, and the complexity of God's governance of the world. Ultimately, Job seeks to assert his innocence and paints a picture of the troubling reality that challenges simplistic views of retributive justice.
Read the Bible Verse Job 21:30 in other verses of the Bible. See => multilingual verses Job 21:30
Podcast : Listen to the Bible in 1 year Podcast
Find Inspiring Bible Quotes on Pictures from Job
See similar nature images overlayed with verses from the collection of free images in other Bible versions/ languages :
English Bible Versions :KJV Image Bible/ Scripture in Images ; Bible in Basic English Images
French Bible Versions :Images pour la Bible SegondImages pour la Bible S21