Daily DEVOTIONAL

Job 7: Bring It to the Cross

November 7, 2026

Ezekiel 20-21, Job 7, John 8:48-59, 2 Peter 3:10-18   Job 7:   Job continues in his response to Eliphaz’s words in chapter 5. First, he has argued that Eliphaz is not much of a friend for accusing Job of having done something wrong to deserve his suffering. Now Job turns his attention from Eliphaz to God. There are some…

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February 11, 2018: Radiance in Suffering

Today's Bible Reading: Exodus 30-31, Psalm 34, Matthew 14:22-36, Acts 20:13-38 Psalm 34: The context of this psalm, we are told, is extraordinary. Read the story in 1 Samuel 21:13. Evidently, whatever God's sovereign ...
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