Bible (ASV) 18: Job
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The Book of Job explores profound questions about suffering, justice, and the nature of God through the story of Job, a righteous man who faces unimaginable trials. Job's friends offer explanations for his misfortune, but their arguments are ultimately challenged by Job's own questioning and God's eventual response. The book is known for its lyrical language, philosophical depth, and timeless themes that resonate with readers facing hardship and seeking understanding.Book Details
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