wrong. Job’s complaints and accusations during the cycle of speeches between himself and his friends came frequently and fervently. If any modern Christian were to speak publicly about God as Job did he’d be consigned to the outer darkness reserved for heretics and infidels. But in all Job’s questioning, he never doubted God’s existence or power. What Job couldn’t understand was how his lifelong friend could turn against him. Job didn’t doubt God; he doubted his own intellectualized framework for