Daily DEVOTIONAL

Job 6: A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed

November 6, 2026

Ezekiel 17-19, Job 6, John 8:31-47, 2 Peter 3:1-9   Job 6:   Job’s reply to Eliphaz’s uncomforting words are a lesson in what people who are experiencing unjust suffering often feel—even if they cannot give their feelings such eloquent voice as does Job. Job begins by outlining the length and breadth, height and depth, of his misery. He describes it…

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