Sermons on Job 27

Job continues his discourse, swearing by the living God that he will not say his friends are right. He insists on holding fast his righteousness and says his conscience does not reproach him. He then speaks of the fate of the godless: though they gain wealth and have many children, terror, judgment, and loss overtake them, and others inherit what they stored up. In the book’s argument, the chapter sharpens the dispute over whether suffering always matches personal guilt. It raises themes of integrity before God and the certain judgment of wickedness.

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