Job 30:25 Commentary and Bible Study

Job argues with the Lord that he doesn’t deserve to be singled out for punishment when he has striven to keep God’s commandments and to please him, doing those things which he knows that God approves. Why should he suffer for doing the very thing that God wanted him to do? He knows that he is not imagining his previous life, and that indeed his righteousness exceeded the righteousness of his peers.

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