Who was the last prophet in the Bible? That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's

edition of Core Christianity. Hi, it's Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and this is the

radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day.

You can call us right now with your question. Here's our number. It's 833-the-core. That's 1-833-843-2673.

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Christianity.com. And first of today, Adriel, here's an email from one of our regular listeners,

and she says this, after receiving a lymphoma diagnosis within the same year as walking through it with my sister,

how do I fight the urge to view God as a mean father who deliberately and unfairly doles out

trials for us to endure? This sounds very harsh, yet I know it's a very real thought for many

people going through difficult times, but my heart knows God is a good, loving father who

wants me to grow in my relationship with him and become more like Christ. Yeah. It just so happens

that this morning for our family devotions, I was reading with our kids in the book of Job,

in Job chapters 6 and 7. And if you're familiar with the book of Job. In Job chapters six and seven,

and if you're familiar with the book of Job,

this is where Job is responding to one of his friends.

And of course, Job had experienced immense suffering.

I mean, it's just a terrible example

of one horrible thing happening right after another.

You read chapter one, and Job just gets a series of bad news.

People come to him and just one group of bad news,

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