A) An interesting turn occurs in this epistle when Job is referenced. Job’s perseverance, viewed through the lens of the New Testament reflecting on the Old Testament, is noteworthy. From Chapter 3 to Chapter 31, Job’s attitude was to stand before God and have his moment. He didn’t quit; he challenged. Although he was out of his league, he was at least pursuing God.

B) The story concludes by revealing the Lord’s outcome. After all that Job endured, we learn that the Lord is full of compassion and mercy. We often don’t see this at the beginning of our trials, but it always becomes evident when God has finished His work. When God reveals His plan, we always acknowledge Him as the victor.