Viernes 27 de mayo
¡Hasta que expire no quitaré de mí mi integridad! (Job 27:5.)
Entre la época de José, bisnieto de Abrahán, y la del profeta Moisés vivió un hombre llamado Job. El libro bíblico que lleva su nombre —y que probablemente fue escrito por Moisés— explica por qué permitió Jehová que Job sufriera tanto y en qué acabaron sus sufrimientos. Sin embargo, este libro no solo habla de las graves pruebas que atravesó un hombre. También trata cuestiones de importancia universal: nos ayuda a entender que Jehová ejerce su derecho a gobernar de manera justa, y relaciona la cuestión que surgió en Edén con la integridad y el futuro de los siervos de Dios. Aunque Job no comprendió todas las cuestiones implicadas, no dejó que sus tres supuestos amigos lo convencieran de que le había fallado a Dios. Sin duda, este relato fortalece nuestra fe y nuestra confianza en que también nosotros podemos serle fieles a Dios y defender su soberanía.
Friday, May 27
Until I expire I shall not take away my integrity from myself!—Job 27:5.
During the time period between the lives of Abraham’s great-grandson Joseph and the prophet Moses, there lived a man named Job. The Bible book of Job, likely composed by Moses, explains why Jehovah allowed Job to suffer and how the matter turned out for him. However, the book of Job is not merely an account about one man’s trials; it centers on issues of universal importance. The book provides insight into Jehovah’s righteousness in exercising his sovereignty, and it reveals that the integrity and life prospects of all of God’s earthly servants are involved in the issue raised in Eden. Although Job did not understand this issue, he did not allow his three companions to make him think that he had failed as an integrity keeper. This should strengthen our faith and help us to realize that we can maintain our integrity and uphold Jehovah’s sovereignty.
Examining the Bible Scriptures Daily, Such instructions gave Jesus ‘the tongue of the taught ones’ so that he would ‘know how to answer the tired one with a word.’ (Isa. 30:20; 50:4; Matt. 11:28-30) Being awakened to timely counsel from the Word of God each morning will not only help you to cope with your own problems but also equip you with ‘the tongue of the taught ones’ to help others.”
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