He's saying that Job was a problem and he can't solve it.

And Job has become a problem to God.

All that Job were tried to the uttermost because his answers are like those of the wicked men.

I mean, Job, look what you've said against God.

And God has been there the whole time with you.

And how many times we've done the same way?

We speak against God that knowing all of the facts. falling. I am falling in love.

I am falling in love.

I am falling in love with you.

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

Well, it's great to have you along today.

As we return to the book of Job, Role will ponder the confusion that can come when we're walking closely with God and still get hit with adversity.

It's natural to feel obedience should earn a free pass from suffering,

but Job shows us this isn't the case. Keep listening for a challenge to trust God at all times,

understanding that he has already taken care of our greatest need, forgiveness of sins. Here's

Roll Rees in the book of Job. Then Job looks ahead now to God's justice in

chapter 31. Notice this records Job's final defense. The light's coming. Here it comes. I have made

a covenant with my eyes when then I should look upon a young woman. Notice what Joe says here. Joe says that he has

lived a clean life. He's not pursuing after adultery. He says, I don't even look at a woman that

way, God. I keep my eyes straight ahead. For what is the allotment of God from above and the inheritance of the Almighty

from on high? Lord, if I'm not lusting and I'm not doing anything, why do I deserve this? Why am I

going through this? Is it not destruction from the wicked and disaster from the workers of iniquity?

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