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Does the book of Job deals with questions related to suffering?The book of Job deals with the perplexing question of why there is evil and suffering in the world. Some have argued that the presence of evil proves that God cannot be all-powerful and all-loving at the same time. If God is all-loving, they say, then it's clear he does not have the power to suppress evil.
What was the significance of the final plague BIBL 104?What is the significance of the final plague? Jesus shed His blood for our redemption at the time of Passover and is "the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"
Which is probably the Israelites single greatest sin mentioned in the Pentateuch?Idolatry was torn from the heart of the nation; Jehovah was allowed to retain his supremacy over his chosen people. Israel sinned in other ways, but they did not again fall into that greatest sin, idolatry.
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