Life-Study of Job

CONTENTS

1. An Introductory Word
2. The Trials of Job (1)
3. The Trials of Job (2)
4. Job's Cursing of His Birthday
5. The First of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 4—11 (1)
   Eliphaz's Answer to Job by Rebuking
6. The First of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 4—11 (2)
   Job's Vindication
7. The First of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 4—11 (3)
   Bildad's Rebuttal
8. The First of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 4—11 (4)
   Job's Unyieldingness and Zophar's Blind Argument
9. The Second of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 12—20 (1)
   Job's Superiority Complex, Accusation, and Arguments and Eliphaz's Rebuke and Warning (1)
10. God's Answer to Job
11. The Second of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 12—20 (2)
    Job's Superiority Complex, Accusation, and Arguments and Eliphaz's Rebuke and Warning (2)
12. God's Eternal Economy as the Answer to the Book of Job
13. The Second of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 12—20 (3)
    Job's Rejection of His Friends' Word and His Desire that God Would Adjudicate for Him in His Case in the Painful Situation Caused by God and Bildad's Rebuke and Warning
14. The Second of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 12—20 (4)
    Job's Complaint Against His Friends in Their Wrong Reproach and Toward God in His Severe Stripping and Zophar's Anger and Teaching Toward Job
15. The Third of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 21—31 (1)
    Job's Conclusion Concerning Prosperity and Calamity in Human Life and Eliphaz's Logic Concerning the Recompense of Good and Evil
16. God's Intention in His Creation of Man and in His Dealing with His Chosen People
17. The All-Inclusive Spirit as the Consummation of the Processed and Consummated Triune God
18. The Third of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 21—31 (2)
    Job's Desire to Clear up His Case with God and His Knowledge Concerning God in His Dealing with All Kinds of Men and Bildad's Concluding Word
19. Our Unique Need—the Processed and Consummated Triune God as the All-Inclusive, Life-Giving Spirit
20. The Third of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 21—31 (3)
    Job's Final Speaking to His Three Friends (1)
21. The Third of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 21—31 (4)
    Job's Final Speaking to His Three Friends (2)
22. God's Move in Christ to Bring Forth the Body
23. The Third of the Three Rounds in the Debates Between Job and His Three Friends - Chapters 21—31 (5)
    Job's Final Speaking to His Three Friends (3)
24. Man Moving in God's Move and God Moving in Man's Move
25. Elihu's Turn to Speak - Chapters 32—37 (1)
    Elihu's First Correction and Refutation of Job
26. Elihu's Turn to Speak - Chapters 32—37 (2)
    Elihu's Second and Third Corrections and Refutations of Job
27. A Person in the Spirit
28. Elihu's Turn to Speak - Chapters 32—37 (3)
    Elihu's Final Word to Job
29. God's Appearing to Job with the Divine Unveilings
30. The Final Outcome, Under God's Consummation, of the Progressive Divine Revelation in the Narration of the Story of Job
31. God's Intention in His Appearing to Job
32. The Completed Divine Revelation in the Entire Scriptures Concerning God's Relationship with Man (1)
33. The Central Point of God's Appearing to Job
34. The Completed Divine Revelation in the Entire Scriptures Concerning God's Relationship with Man (2)
35. The Completed Divine Revelation in the Entire Scriptures Concerning Man's Need Before God
36. The Significance in the Sequence of Job and the Psalms
37. Two Trees, Two Sources, Two Lines, Two Principles, and Two Ends in the Divine Revelation of the Holy Scriptures
38. An Additional Message — The Divine Dispensing of the Divine Economy