Even though Job has not been shown friendship by his friends, and he has suffered greatly, he will not turn his back on God.

Job's three friends react. They falsely accuse Job of sinning and state that some great and terrible sin must be the cause of Job's suffering.

Job's three friends come to comfort Job but do not even recognize Job when they see him. They sit with Job for a week in silence due to Job's grief. Then Job breaks his silence and curses the day he was born.

Mr. Cates continues this series of lessons on the Book of Job in Part 3 by talking about chapters 1 through 3. In this first part of lesson 3, Mr. Cates talks about the tragedy that strikes Job and how he reacted to it.

In this lesson, Mr. Cates talks about the dialogue and fight between Satan and God and how that affects mankind. He also talks about different reasons why man suffers.

In these next two lessons, Mr. Cates discusses the first chapter of the Book of Job. In this lesson Mr. Cates tells us about how Job lived his life and the fact that he was faithful.

Mr. Cates continues to give us a foundation for the further study of the Book of Job. In this lesson he talks about who wrote the Book of Job and why it was written.

This program begins a series of lessons on the Book of Job presented by Curtis Cates. In the first two lessons, Mr. Cates begins to give us a foundation for the further study of the Book of Job. This first lesson gives us information including historica

Join us with our guest host Patrick Swayne as we take a look at Saul's search for the church as an enemy that ended with finding it as a friend. A study that shows us that we can still find and know we have found the church of the Bible today.

Join us with our guest host Patrick Swayne as we take a look at Saul's search for the church as an enemy that ended with finding it as a friend. A study that shows us that we can still find and know we have found the church of the Bible today.