Job, longing for a hearing, wishes he could find God and lay his case before Him, confident that God would listen and that he would come out vindicated, “when he has tried me, I shall come out as gold.” But God is nowhere to be found, whichever way he turns, and this hiddenness, more than the suffering itself, terrifies him.
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Job 23
patriarchal eraJob longs to find God and lay his case before Him, sure he would be acquitted.
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