THE GREATEST OF ALL ATTACKS
Job 2:10-13 As the next scene prepares, what do we see when the dust settles? A man who is broken and alone, sitting on a trash heap, his own personal Gehenna, a hell on earth type experience. His wife, his one flesh, has abandoned him in all his afflictions. The book of Job brings home to us the loneliness of suffering . His only companion is what? Broken pieces of pottery to sooth his broken and aching body as he sits in ash. Have you ever wondered what Job was thinking about in that trash heap? Did he think back to the day when he started his business? Did he think back to when it was a joy to get out of bed? Did he think about how amazing God is despite the present outcome? Did he think about his children and watching them growing up? Christopher Ash said in his commentary “In central London there used to be a bronze statue of a local man sitting on a bench overlooking the River Thames. A few meters in the...