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Job’s response to adversity is a testimony of trust in God’s faithfulness, providence, and care. Regardless of the situation they find themselves in, readers can trust in the fact that God already knows what will happen. He will be with them along the way. As difficult as a Christian’s path may be, God intends for them to walk in greater understanding and trust. This commentary encourages this to...

heavier than wounded flesh.” Then, he made this interesting insight, “The spirit is strong enough to bear the burden of wounded flesh; but the flesh is not strong enough to bear the burden of a wounded spirit.”1 This is the reason that when we are discouraged, we are also tired. Our flesh cannot support a weary, despairing soul. When we find rest for our souls, we will find strength for our flesh. Job says, “This is more than I can take. I am not made of stone or brass. I am a human … a weak, frail,
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