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So what that tells us is that what he was healed of, right, was the shame, was the, his perception of God was changed. His relationship

with God was restored. He realized

he was not cursed.

He realized

he was not cursed.

Music I'm Dean Cullinane, and you're listening to Why They Did That, a show that explores the motivations of biblical characters and how their choices can guide yours.

I remember right after we released our very first episode, the one on Job, Why Do Good People Suffer,

we got a message from a disgruntled listener who claimed myself and Dr. Carl Wilcox were simply

not qualified enough to talk on the subject. Interestingly enough, not only did I have enough

suffering to lean on, but Dr. Carl Wilcox had a literal PhD and has written numerous

published papers on the prolog and epilogue of Job. All this to say, this episode's guest,

is more than qualified to speak on the topic. Not only is she a licensed clinical psychologist

currently practicing in Northern California,

but having just got married a few months ago herself, she's more than acquainted with what love looks like.

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