23:1 Whom is Job answering?
23:2 What is Job’s
complaint? What is a “bitter”
complaint? Whose hand is heavy?
23:3 Whom does Job not know
where to find?
23:4 Job is sounding like a
trial attorney.
23:6 Why does Job think he
would not be contended with?
23:8 Has Job really gone in
all directions? Like the Khan character
in The Wrath of Khan, Job is a two
dimensional thinker. In a Copernican
universe, three dimensions might be enough, but in a post-Einstein universe, we
must posit at least four dimensions.
Where do we look for God in a four or more dimensional world?
23:9 Is Job’s terror
anything like Rudolph Otto’s Mysterium Tremendum?
23:16 Does Job’s “if only”
indicate the futility of trying to hide from God?
22:1 Where have we heard
this before, every one to three years?
22:2 How many times have
you felt this way?
22:3 I think this “yet” is
a one word statement of faith.
22:6 But I am not like my
ancestors?
22:9 God takes us from the
womb?
22:10 This reads as if life
begins at birth, not conception.
22:12 What is a bull of
Bashan?
22:14 Mixed
metaphors/images?
22: 15 Give this Psalmist a
drink of cool, refreshing water of life.
4:12 How can a word, any
word, be living and active? What does it
mean to separate soul from spirit?
4:13 Were Adam and Eve
still naked even after they attempted to cover themselves?
4:14 What is a high
priest? What is a great high priest? Why
the plural “heavens”? How many heavens
are there? What confession?
4:15 Are there high priests
who are unable to sympathize with our weaknesses? Is there a difference between being tested
and being tempted?
4:16 In the context of this
verse, how do you define “boldness”?
10:17 Who was setting out,
where was he setting out from, and where was he heading to? Is there any
significance to the many using the word “inherit”? What words, other than “inherit”, do we
usually hear associated with “eternal life”?
10:18 What has the Church
and Christian community not learned from this verse?
10:19 Why does Jesus refer
only to the second tablet of the law rather than both tablets?
10:20 This man is a saint!
10:21 The conundrum: give
away your riches and you will have what you lack.
10:22 Was he grieving
because he gave up eternal life for riches, or because he gave up riches for
eternal life?
10:23 Do you hear this, 1%?
10:24 The kingdom of heaven
must be like flying with all one’s possessions in a carry on.
10:25 It is easier to drive
a car through the Queens Blvd. overpass on the Jackie Robinson Pkwy than it is
for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.
10:26 Is the answer not obvious? The poor can be saved.
10:27 So even God can
enable a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God?
10:28 Peter, also known as “open mouth, insert foot”.
10:29 What relative is not
mentioned?
10:30 I can do without the
persecution part.
10:31 The classical Christian
inversion.
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