Parents, what do your children think about you?

Because they live with you 24-7.

Are they able to see that you're blameless, upright or have integrity,

and one that truly fears God and you truly hate everything and anything that has to do with evil?

If you do that, your children will love you and respect you.

I am falling. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling to have you with us.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

It is so good to have you with us today for Rawls' launch of a new verse-by-verse series in the

Book of Job. Known for his resolute faith in the face of unimaginable suffering, Job will

inspire you to hold fast to the Lord in every single trial. As you continue to follow

along today, we believe that you'll find that when God allows hardship to overtake your life,

you can still fully trust in his sovereignty, his goodness, and ultimately his perfect plan.

Here is Roll Rees with today's study.

In that as we start the book of Job, if you have your Bibles turned there to the book of Job

right before the book of Psalms.

And what's really cool about that is that as you come now into the Old Testament,

and you come to the book of Job, we really call this now the poetical books. Why? Because there's

five major poetical books that we're going into. That is the book of Job, the Psalms, the

Proverbs, ecclesiastics, and the song of Solomon. These are called the poetical books.

And the reason they're called that is because a lot of times when you think of poetry in

English is not the same. Poetry in English always rhymes. In the Hebrew, it doesn't really

actually rhyme by words, but it actually is by thoughts when you look at Hebrew poetry.

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