Tune in LIVE as we continue our study on the Book of Job.

Chapters 38-42

At long last came the Voice that Job, his friends, and all of us so desperately need. The grandest and most sublime feature of God’s entire discourse was His refusal to address any of the issues that were discussed in 36 chapters of dialogue. The Lord spoke not one word about Job’s problem, nor about any of the debate that had raged, nor about the issue of suffering. When God spoke, His subject was Himself. When God instructs men, He deals not with intellect but with relationship. Job did not need an answer for his question, for then his involvement with God would forever have consisted of the need for yet another answer to yet another dilemma. Job needed a renewed revelation of a relationship with his God. Relationship will always transcend and thus displace all questions.

Note what the Lord said when He finally spoke. Rather than directly answering Job’s question, God asked His own questions. Any time that our mind and heart are flooded with inquiries, it may do us well to read these chapters and give ear to God’s questions. 

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