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The life of Job 'Ye judge not the judgment of God' - Jesus Christ
BUSINESS ECONOMICS
|December 01 - 31, 2024
The Holy Bible reveals through the life of Job how the Lord tests the righteous and that faith helps one to overcome life's adversities.
The Lord remained silent when great sufferings were inflicted by Satan on Job, a man of righteousness, sincerity, integrity and was helpful to all. The Lord's passive action is infallible and inscrutable. Job was the greatest man among all the people of the East. His children used to have feasts in their homes. They were indulging in plenty of drinks and other kinds of merriment. Job would have them purified.
Satan told the Lord that Job was an upright person, shunned evils and love you because you had given him the best in life. Job would curse you when he would be pushed to suffering. God passively allowed Satan to put Job to test, but told him to spare his life. Soon, one day when Job°s children were having a feast, plenty of drinks forgetting the Lord, Job lost his children and prosperity. He did not blame God and worshipped -
Naked I came from my mother's womb
And naked I shall depart,.
The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away,
May the name of the Lord be praised.,
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