COMMENTARY

Old Testament: Job 42:1-6 (10-17)
In this passage we come to the book's conclusion. Now Job gives his final response to God. Job does not get his questions answered. Why does a righteous person suffer? He does not receive vindication or justification. But Job does get a fresh, first-hand experience with God which is far better than an answer or vindication. In the presence of God, Job confesses his faith in God and his unworthiness before God. He turns to God and has no further questions or doubts.

Epistle: Hebrews 7:23-28
It is not a comparison but a contrast between Christ the high priest and other high priests. Ordinary priests are temporary because they die, but Christ is permanent because he is immortal. Consequently, he is always able to make intercession for those who p…