Today's verse is Job 8:3
Doth God pervert judgment?
Or doth the Almighty pervert justice?
The Blessed answer to these questions are; Never! Yet these questions are asked not in understanding, nor in any way with a pure motive, for they are mocking Job’s hope of salvation. For Job is looking to God for the Pardon of his Transgressions. It is for this cause Jesus Christ came the first time, for he suffered our Hate, and he allowed that hate to put him up on the Cross, and when he died upon that Cross, Oh, what a Victory! for in dying he took all of our sins, and he paid them in full, that any that will can come to him and find themselves forgiven of any and all of their transgressions. Then rising up the Third day, he defeated Death, that we in him might live. Judgment and Justice are satisfied in the Cross, but what should happen to those, as Bildad here mock “So Great Salvation?” I know, I do not want to be found in that number. Do you? Selah [Be sure of your Answer.] Amen.
To God be the Glory
Scott
Today’s reading is Job 8-11, Revelation 12
Monday’s reading will be Job 12-14, Psalm 100, Revelation 13
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