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Job 40
Joe Biden will fall down the steps and sniff the hair of a preteen girl, not necessarily at the same time.tell us one and lets see if it happens
I always took Job 40 to be about the folly of questioning God. But maybe my memory has failed me and I got the chapter number wrong.Perfect example of the suffering in refusing prophecy,
When all HaShem wants is to have a conversation.
All the offerings/prayers, and Job didn't talk to G-d.
his death left his people without collective merit.
Definitely one of the means.
Essentially all echoes from the Temple.
And everything is going through Jerusalem.
Do You play an instrument?
Before the war, there was a unique
conversation emerging through songwriting.
Now, eventually I think improvisation
will be an integral aspect of the
Levite song in the Temple.
Sorry, I don't listen to music these days much,
and when I do, it's Hebrew song.
so listen.
By the waters
The waters
Of Babylon
We lay down and wept
And wept
For thee Zion
We remember
Thee remember
Thee remember
Thee Zion
I always took Job 40 to be about the folly of questioning God. But maybe my memory has failed me and I got the chapter number wrong.
Rhetorical questions that demonstrated that Job wasn't God and that God is and the implication that God has everything under control.What do you think about questioning God?
G-d wanted to make Job a prophet,
if it was through questioning God,
from sorrow, or by conversation
in gratitude.
G-d answered,
asking 50 questions, neither Job,
nor any human could answer, for what?
Rhetorical questions that demonstrated that Job wasn't God and that God is and the implication that God has everything under control.
Certain questions are perfectly valid. Such as, what is it that you wanted me to learn from this, God? But questioning his wisdom concerning bad things happening to good people, that's not one of them.
It might for some but not for me. Why would it? I can choose anything but I can't choose to avoid the consequences of my choices which are how God creates order from chaos in the lives of men and women.Everything under control,
begs the stone question at freedom of choice.
No, there's not. And I never said "this God." I provided an example of a valid question for God as in, "what is it that you wanted me to learn from this, God?"What do you mean by "this God", is there another?
It might for some but not for me. Why would it? I can choose anything but I can't choose to avoid the consequences of my choices which are how God creates order from chaos in the lives of men and women.