The lament that Job offers up in Job 3 can be divided into two sections by noting the parallelism in the Hebrew poetry. The first section is marked by the repetition of the word “let” throughout (verses 3-10), and the second section is marked by the repetition of the word “Why” (v.11-26). The “Let” section functions as a curse in retrospect that mourns Job’s birth; the “Why” section mourns that God has not taken Job’s life.
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Galatians Week 7: Gospel Confrontation, Julia Dembeck
Galatians Week 6: One True Gospel: Nothing Added, Pam Larson
Galatians Week 5: No Other Gospel, Jacque Boldt
Galatians Week 4: Only One Gospel, Julia Dembeck
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John 12 Pam Larson
John 11 Pam Larson
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