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#* God’s speeches affirm His eternal plan, reminding Christ (Job) of the necessity of His sacrifice for the redemption of all creation. | #* God’s speeches affirm His eternal plan, reminding Christ (Job) of the necessity of His sacrifice for the redemption of all creation. | ||
# '''Victory Over Chaos:''' | # '''Victory Over Chaos:''' | ||
#* Behemoth and Leviathan represent sin and Satan, defeated through Christ’s death and resurrection. | #* [[ Behemoth ]] and [[ Leviathan ]] represent sin and Satan, defeated through Christ’s death and resurrection. | ||
# '''Resurrection and Restoration:''' | # '''Resurrection and Restoration:''' | ||
#* Job’s restoration signifies the new life and eternal blessings brought through Christ’s triumph. | #* Job’s restoration signifies the new life and eternal blessings brought through Christ’s triumph. | ||
----In this framework, the Book of Job becomes a profound shadow of Christ’s redemptive work, demonstrating the necessity of His suffering, the ultimate defeat of sin, and the restoration of all things through His resurrection. | ----In this framework, the Book of Job becomes a profound shadow of Christ’s redemptive work, demonstrating the necessity of His suffering, the ultimate defeat of sin, and the restoration of all things through His resurrection. | ||
