David Guzik commentary on Job 31 describes how Job proclaims his purity and innocence, and demands to have an audience with God.

21 авг. 2023 г. · Job declares his actions of charity, kindness, and justice toward the poor, widows, and orphans. He notes the fear of God's punishment if he ...

In this section, Job defends his morality. He goes out of his way to avoid lust, for example, by promising himself he won't even look at young women. He names ...

There are some sinners whom God sometimes out of the common road of Providence to meet with; such are these. The destruction of Sodom is a strange punishment.

10 июн. 2018 г. · Job chapter 31 records Job's last words of self-defense. He's had to defend himself against the accusation that his friends have been making that he's secretly ...

Introduction: This chapter contains Job's final defense to his friends and to God for his misguided belief that God had unfairly judged him.

12 авг. 2016 г. · Job is committed to purity, he has made a personal commitment, a solemn covenant with his eyes, not to let them gaze upon beautiful young women.

Job declares his uprightness. (1-8) His integrity. (9-15) Job merciful. (16-23) Job not guilty of covetousness or idolatry. (24-32) Job not guilty of hypocrisy ...

He emphasizes that his home has been a refuge for the needy, contrasting his current plight with the compassion he showed when he was prosperous.

"Chapter 31 as to its literary format is a negative testament by which Job will close the matter of whether he is being punished for his sins. · Job claimed ...