Readings:
Job 35
Job 36
Job 37
Isn’t it wonderful how even once science can explain all of the molecular and chemical makeup of the world, and physics and mathematics can measure and calculate the forces and interactions, that there is so much beyond the reach of mere men to understand — let alone architect such a wonderful, complex, perfect and stunning design, build out, maintain it, etc.
What is an ant in the yard of a man that decides to bite the man’s foot? Will the man ask the ant why he has done this or simply crush the ant and move on to whatever he was doing (and never remember the ant again once any hint of the sting has left). In fact, the ant itself isn’t what is remembered, but the sting. And how much higher is God above man than man is above ant? Yet, He doesn’t just toss us or Job aside.
Harold J. Ballinger 