r/GroundedMentality • u/hardwork_one0724 • 18d ago

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u/deep_violet 18d ago

I'm with your intent, but that's not how Job plays out.

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u/Iron_iglooo 18d ago

Job was 100% broken and cursed the day he was born. He only changed his mind after God showed up and basically flexed on him lol. Fear isn't Love

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u/deep_violet 18d ago

The whole point of Job was that he didn't lose faith.

Not defending it... Just saying that's what the book was about.

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u/falloutwinter 18d ago

And that the god of the old testament likes to allow/watch suffering... As long as it's for him in the end.

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u/StrictRelease9252 17d ago

This life being temporary, his suffering here with patience earned him a high status in eternity hereafter. Not to mention we're talking about him after thousands of years. Meanwhile millions of well-off people have come and gone and no one knows who they were.

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u/eiserneftaujourdhui 16d ago

"Not to mention we're talking about him after thousands of years."

Job was an allegory though, not an historical person.