Job 19: Job's Confidence in a Living Redeemer
Job rebukes his friends for tormenting him and says God has wronged him, besieging him like an army. Shunned by relatives, servants, friends, and even his wife, he begs for pity, then voices his certainty that his Redeemer is alive and that he will see God with his own eyes, and he warns the friends of judgment.
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According to 19:13-19, how have the people closest to Job treated him?
