Keith Kaynor Correcting others, Credit, Giving more c. than we think is deserved, Golden Rule, Job, Job 11, Job 11:5 & 6, Listening wisely, Opinions, Our o., not God's o.

Am I Listening? (Job 11:5 & 6)

Have you spotted yourself among the four people we are studying?  We’re all in the text.  I’ve been Job. So have you. When friendship and love were extended to us, we were too overwhelmed to benefit from the well-intended help. We were trembling on the verge of tears, too emotionally thin to listen.  We’ve been … Continue reading Am I Listening? (Job 11:5 & 6)

Keith Kaynor Comfortable theology, Job 11, Job bashing, Self-justifying, Theology, Unkind, Zophar u. to Job, Zophar, one of Job’s friends

Zingers from Zophar
 (Job 11)

What kind of a man is this Zophar, the last of Job’s three friends?  We met Eliphaz, the high Brahmin of orthodoxy who bolted into the spirit realm when he needed extra fire power (4:12-17) in presenting the prosecution’s case. We met Bomber Bil who earned The Most Caustic Statement of the Book award for … Continue reading Zingers from Zophar
 (Job 11)