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[ZNPaaneah]

Originally Posted by OBW

And there has been no effort to establish how this response to the four (five?) who were sitting around bemoaning Job's condition and suggesting that they knew what God was doing with it all has to do with the "one new man." The challenges are, on their face, not about Jesus or the one new man. They are putting these men, including Job, in their place as mortals who are clearly not the ones who have such an arm of strength or voice of power.

The context is that the Lord is answering Job's question. Your response does not do that, it ignores his question. Show me how your interpretation is an answer to Job's question and we will have something to discuss. According to the context the book of Job states clearly that the Lord's response is an answer to the question, it states clearly that Job perceives that it is, and that he is quite satisfied with that answer.

Now granted, Job asks many questions, some are directed to the other men, some are rhetorical, some are asked in parables that he gives. However, it does appear that his question directed towards God is in three parts and I have laid that out briefly.