The Shelf Life of Getting Away With It.
Job 20 — Sweet poison, borrowed time, and a bill that always comes due
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Right theology aimed at the wrong person can do more damage than silence — Zophar's principles were sound, but his target was an innocent man.
📢 Chapter 20 — The Shelf Life of Getting Away With It ⚖️
just finished a speech that ended with words still quoted thousands of years later: "I know that my lives." He was raw, broken, defiant — insisting that even if God seemed silent, he would eventually be vindicated. You'd think that might give his friends pause.