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Job 30:18-25
Job 30:18-25 adds more complaints that essentially claim, "If I, Job, can see these problems, why can't God? And yet He does nothing!" His mindset is such now that he is blaming God for everything that goes wrong in his life. The sum of these charges is that God is guilty while Job is an innocent victim of God's blind, uncaring negligence.
John W. Ritenbaugh
Job, Self-Righteousness, and HumilityRelated Topics: God's 'blind, uncaring negligence' | Job | Job as 'victim of God's Negligence' | Job's Accusation of God | Job's Blaming God | Job's Inability to See Himself | Job, Self Righteousness, and HumilityOther Forerunner Commentary entries containing Job 30:20:
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