I think we all agree although we’re trying not to use the wrong words in describing it. Because we all realize that God Himself cited Job as righteous and like no other, but all men have room to improve.

We all agree Job did not suffer material loss because of any issue within himself, but rather because God allowed Satan to propose the challenge to test Job and the Lord used Job to shame Satan. Unlike how Juanita tried to describe Job in relation to herself.

So Job was doing well, God helped him even improve on that. Juanita is not Job, not even close and anytime she speaks of scripture it’s usually her twisting it, as was in this case.

But hey, she said on TBN that she’ll “come forth as pure gold”, but she never related that to the gift of eternal life… She’s going for the GOLD of this earth!

art123’s comment had to be included, because the Juanita-nuts will come by and would try to do the Juanita-twist with it and try to justify their pimp with wrongly divided scripture, instead of a rightly divided exposition of the scriptures.

In Job’s rebuke by God, he was rebuked for his mouth that spoke things that, in its regard, he should have kept silent. Job maintains his innocence of the charges applied his friends by the work of his faith. We read in the OT of many, who, in their proclamation of doing, or having done, a right thing in the sight of God, will say, “May the Lord do so, and more, if….”. It is the same with Job; Job examined himself in light of the charges brought on by his friends, and opened himself for God’s rebuke if found remiss. It doesn’t make him self-righteous, it makes him ignorant; and the Lord called him on it. I use the word ‘ignorant’ cautiously, as to your point, we all fall short in maintaining humility; yet, the Lord chastises those He loves. However, to render Job as self-righteous in light of this instance, would disharmonize the Scriptures, where he is plainly noted as blameless and upright by God, Himself. We find in the final chapter that, Job repented of his ‘ignorance’, was restored, AND led by God to pray for his friends upon their atoning sacrifices.

Job’s friends are the voices of those, such as Juanita, and their followers, who measure God’s presence in one’s life by earthly gain, good health, and worldly popularity. God’s rebuke, though He spoke directly to Job, was therefore, more for Job’s friends than it was for Job.

Your on to something. Keep peeling back the layers of deceit and you will find that this is actually cultic. I posted on PP.org about Romans 1:24-32 and Mathew 4:8-11 proving that the Pimps have used the Devil to obtain earthly wealth AND by thier fruit you can see that they are reprobates going to hell. I think it was a pretty good synopsis.

Kyle

that there is none like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, one who fears God and shuns evil

In front of God Job was still just a human who depended on God. Job could not be good through his own self righteousness. Which is why we know that salvation must be a call on our hearts from our Lord alone, because our flesh does not desire good.

I just watched this Jezebel in an exclusive interview with a news reporter of Fox5-Atlanta. She is a snake and a pitiful liar. It’s all about Juanita, as it has been, and will always be, until she recognizes the fact that she, herself, is lost. A national spokesperson for Domestic Violence is now her calling, eh? She is setting herself up to go back into the world (as if she has ever left it), and partake of the rudiments thereof, with the blessings of her followers, no less. She mentions nothing of reconciling with her adulterous 2nd husband, or the first for that matter. And, folks don’t see anything wrong with this Prophetess?

If there was one reason that Obama was not getting my vote, I now have two. If he socializes with the likes of Juanita and Oprah’s ilk, he is a marked man.

And, people, she did not use the ghetto-infused, non-existent word, “conversate”, did she?