In Job 8-9, Bildad, one of Job's friends, argues that Job's suffering must be a punishment for sin, urging him to seek God's favor. Job responds, expressing his feeling of helplessness and questioning the justice of God, as he maintains his innocence. Will Job find an answer to why the righteous suffer under God's watch? In Matthew 19:16-30, a rich young man asks Jesus what he must do to gain eternal life. Jesus tells him to keep the commandments, but when the man asks for more, Jesus challenges him to sell all his possessions and follow Him. The young man leaves sorrowfully, leading Jesus to teach about the difficulty for the rich to enter the kingdom of God. Will the young man choose eternal life over earthly wealth?

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Job 8-9

Matthew 19: 16-30

Proverbs 3: 11-20

In Job 4-7, Job's friends begin their debate, arguing that suffering is punishment for sin. Job, anguished and confused, maintains his innocence and questions why the righteous suffer. Will Job's steadfast faith reveal a deeper truth behind his suffering?

In Matthew 19:1-15, Jesus teaches about the sanctity of marriage and the harm of divorce, emphasizing God's original design for marital union. He also welcomes and blesses little children, highlighting their importance in God's kingdom. Will society embrace Jesus' revolutionary teachings on marriage and the value of children?

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Job 4-7

Matthew 19: 1-15

Psalm 17: 1-5

Job, a wealthy and devout man, enjoys God's favor, living prosperously with a large family and vast herds. Suddenly, he loses everything - his wealth, children, and health - due to Satan's challenge to God about Job's faithfulness. Will Job's unshakeable faith endure this test, or will he succumb to despair and lose trust in God?

In Matthew 18:10-35, Jesus teaches the parable of the lost sheep, emphasizing God's joy in recovering a lost soul, and the parable of the unforgiving servant, highlighting the importance of forgiving others as God forgives us. The lost sheep parable shows God's boundless mercy, while the unforgiving servant is punished for not showing mercy to others after receiving it himself. Will we learn to forgive like the shepherd, or will we harden our hearts like the unforgiving servant?

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Job 1-3

Matthew 18: 10-35

Psalm 16: 1-11