Question

God is instructing Job and they are having a conversation. What is God trying to say to Job, essentially, when He answered him? Do not copy/paste entire chapters into your response. :) Use your Bible study skills to infer and interpret meaning. Hint: it has something to do with God's sovereignty, which has been the purpose of our lessons this week.

Answer 1

Im just saying but you but this in the wrong subject.

Answer 2

ik dont know how to switch ;-;

Answer 3

You have to do your question and then scroll down and find religion and select that and then post your question.

Answer 4

@Ashley29 (:

Answer 5

thx timmy wont happen again

Answer 6

close this and try to put it in history

Answer 7

history ok

Answer 8

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history ok
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or religion idk

Answer 9

https://spot.colorado.edu/~morristo/GodsAnswerToJob.pdf . i think this will really help you if you read it

Answer 10

thxx

Answer 11

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @isuckatenglish
thxx
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after you read that then if you have any question i can help

Answer 12

okok thx dad ;-;