Sunrise in space over the planet Earth with a vibrant sun
Have you ever in your life commanded the morning, And caused the dawn to know its place? Job 38:12
Older man sitting in the rubble of a destroyed home. His faithful dog is beside him.

Job 4:1-6 Are You Weary?

Welcome to the InAllWisdom daily blog post.A daily post dedicated to Wisdom for life.I am Jim Donnelly, your Host. Today’s blog is subtitled: Malicious Questions Are Coming Pain, not comfort, resulted from the question, “Have you become weary?” A harsh interrogation of Job’s faith began on day 9. The tone was dark.Although comfort was the intention, the result was quite the opposite. The time of these events was around 1400 BC. That’s over three thousand

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Young girl, sitting with her head down, and her hands covering her face. Perhaps pondering her hopelessness.

My Hope Is Extinguished – Job 17:1-4

Welcome to the In All Wisdom blog post. A daily post dedicated to Wisdom for Life. Today’s Title: My Hope Is Extinguished – Job 17:1-4 In today’s world, the following are frequent laments: • “I have no hope!• My hope is gone!• Where’s the hope?” Lamenting, “There’s just no hope!” faces all of us. We are not immune to hopelessness; it is a plague that destroys all hope. Here is the surrounding Scripture for today’s

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Job's three friends, two sitting on the ground, the third, a younger one, with one knee on the ground, is confronting Job. A fourth person, older than the young man; stands by in the background, hands on his hips,, listening in on the speech.

Troublesome Counseling – Job 16:1-5

Welcome to the In All Wisdom blog post. A daily post dedicated to Wisdom for Life. Today’s Title: Troublesome Counseling – Job 16:1-5 Our 21st century “Counseling Environment” classes the tactics of Job’s comforters as Malpractice; Coercive, or Unethical; resulting in harm or injury to the one being counseled. “Troublesome” captures the meaning of the Hebrew word normally translated “evil”, “bad”, or “harmful”. Here I list a few English translations describing Job’s comforters. “Sorry comforters”

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Four philosophes, from Athens, Greece. Sitting and questining one another

Questioning the Wise is not what you think – Job 15:1-6

Welcome to the In All Wisdom blog post. A daily post dedicated to Wisdom for Life. Today’s Title: “Questioning the wise, is not what you think. – Job 15:1-6 This is an intriguing and thought-provoking speech. You may soon agree, that this particular questioning is mysteriously strange. Not normal. Perhaps sinister. Remember, Eliphaz is the friend who had a dream, in which a being, he could not see whispered in his ear. And what he

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Aurora borealis and silhouette of standing man on the mountain. Starry sky and green polar lights. Night landscape with northern lights.

Life Is Short And Full of Agitation, So Stand

Life Is Short And Full of Agitation, So Stand — Job 14:1-3 Welcome to the In All Wisdom blog post. A daily post dedicated to Wisdom for Life. Today’s Title: Life Is Short And Full of Agitation, So Stand   Does that resonate with you? It does with me. Isn’t it true that we never quite seem to be free of trouble and turmoil? Doesn’t life often get very complicated? Beyond our ability to understand.

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