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Prayer is the Souls Sincere Desire

He brushes off his friends and their ignorant attempts at comfort

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Thinking Through Job duane warden another sixth or seventh ofWill a man worship and serve Jehovah when there is no reward? when he has been afflicted so severely that he feels nothing worse could be done against him and even death would be an advantage? This book provides the answer. The patience of Job did not preserve him from all sin, but Job courageously held on to God through all his trials. He brushes off his friends and their ignorant attempts at comfort. But he never turns his back on God. L. A. Motts