07-24-2009, 03:45 PM
The Bible answer man was saying that the book of Job's point is that God can be trusted even though we can't answer many of the questions in it.
If you look at it you will see it has the most questions in the Bible. The Lord speaks out of the whirlwind in a deluge of questions.
So the answer is no answer.
In the Bible you will find
1) faith inspireing question (Ps 77:7-11)
2) Shame producieng quesition as in the case of God's questions to Cain.
3) Real nonrhetorical questions like Paul Saying "who are you Lord"?
4) Then there are the doubt produceing questions like Satans ones to Eve or the ones doubters shouted in the Wilderness.
5) Trick trap questions like the ones asked Jesus in the Gospels.
Can you think of any other kinds of questions in the BIble?
If you look at it you will see it has the most questions in the Bible. The Lord speaks out of the whirlwind in a deluge of questions.
So the answer is no answer.
In the Bible you will find
1) faith inspireing question (Ps 77:7-11)
2) Shame producieng quesition as in the case of God's questions to Cain.
3) Real nonrhetorical questions like Paul Saying "who are you Lord"?
4) Then there are the doubt produceing questions like Satans ones to Eve or the ones doubters shouted in the Wilderness.
5) Trick trap questions like the ones asked Jesus in the Gospels.
Can you think of any other kinds of questions in the BIble?