Tucked away in the farthest corner of your Bible is a little book called Third John. Though not nearly as famous as its predecessors – First John deals with grand themes of love while Second John deals with antiChrists – it nevertheless creates a snapshot of life in an early church and the dynamic personalities …

Throughout the entire book, Job asserts and re-asserts his integrity, but to no avail with his friends. In chapter 29, he tells of the righteousness of his past life, and how he maintained his integrity in every situation. However, chapter 30 details the misery of his current status, and goes into detail on the deplorability …