183 | Job's final defense (JOB 29-31)

Sometime around the fifth or fourth century BCE, a poet — probably Jewish, probably living in or near Jerusalem — wrote one of the strangest books in the ancient world. It asks three questions: Can innocent people suffer? Can God be put on trial? And if the answer to both is yes, what does that mean for how the universe works?Source:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rioZ3W-jmD4RfqtuoLdzAqZWPNweAqF3/view?usp=sharing