God Does No Wrong

Today’s Reading, Job 32-34

Focal Scripture: Job 34:10 “Therefore listen to me, you men of understanding. It is impossible for God to do wrong, and for the Almighty to act unjustly.”

Here we hear from the youngest person that was there to comfort Job. He didn’t speak because he wanted the older men to address Job from wisdom. He didn’t want his youth to be a deterrent to Job.

He believed that Job needed to be corrected because he was questioning God and how he works. Here he states that it is impossible for God to do wrong and that statement is accurate. It is also impossible for him to act unjustly. This means that his decisions are good and perfect.

There is much to learn from this young man. He clearly wants Job to be corrected when he has a wrong view of God. For this to take root we have to learn this ourselves. When suffering happens it is not Gods fault as he can do no wrong.

God’s actions are always perfect and just. This should drive us to trust and depend on God’s sovereignty. Even when things are falling apart our hearts are bent towards God love and perfection. Sometimes bad things happen because of sin in the world. Sometimes things happen that are beyond our understanding.

What we must remember and be confident in is that God does no wrong. Our hope rests in him even when we don’t understand or see the reasons.

Tomorrow I plan on reading Job 35-37

Author: Thinking Theologian

Allen Huber has been serving teenagers either in the church setting or the school setting for the last 23 years. He has 20+ years of student ministry experience in both part-time and full-time roles. Allen is also a certified educator focusing on students who have academic or behavior exceptionalities. He is also in the process of starting his own para-church ministry to meet the changing needs of the student ministry community. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Luther Rice Bible College and Seminary, Masters of Teaching in Special Education from Liberty University, and an Education Specialist in Special Education from Walden University. Allen also received his Master of Divinity in Christian Studies from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in December 2024. He is hoping to pursue his D.Min or Ed.D in the coming years.

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