I’m not unimpressed with His handiwork. I was stating the purpose of Job. Job was under the impression God needed a reason to allow such affliction. God in no uncertain terms declared He’s beyond reproach. As fantastic and great we think we are, we are nothing compared to God. He created us from dust and we will return to dust. That’s the point that makes serving Him so awesome, that He cares about us and adopts us as children. I gave a message at my church before about the awesomeness of God. Instead of trying to explain the unfathomable, I dressed up a used vacuum bag, explaining that we were formed from dust. Then I talked about adopting the vacuum bag to be one of my children, and share in their inheritance. Then I explained how even if I really liked that little dirt bag, I would never let my own child suffer for him. That’s just how much greater God is.[/QUOTe
That is an interesting point I missed when reading Job. I am interested to know how you came about being led toward that lesson. Thank you for any knowledge you are willing to share with me