Iyov (Job): Why is the world the way it is? – Complete Outline
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[…] Women of the Wall – “But I want” […]
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[…] Rabbi Yisroel Meir Lau (former Chief Rabbi of Israel) epitomizes one of G_d’s answers to Iyov [Job] as to how we’re supposed to take tragedy (see Chapter 40). Why do wicked prosper? […]
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[…] the question by demanding proof (which is removal of free will). (Side point: Both Moses and Iyov demand that G_d be revealed and get […]
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[…] bad things to good people, children dying, suffering in the world … for that, take a look at Malbim’s commentary on Iyov [Job], or write in the comments. Suffice to say, these are their own […]
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[…] believe in a guiding, omniscient creator or force of some kind). It is also almost identical to the argument of Bildad in sefer Iyov [Job] (though he clearly still believes in the positive in G_d’s existence), and I’ve heard […]
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[…] Every mitzvah and everything we do in life is supposed to bring us closer to the Creator. We want to understand the infinite, and though we never can, we approach it further and further. Imagine a world with no pain and suffering. It’s possible, but the greatest growth comes through overcoming adversity. The Why Don’t Bad Things Happen to Bad People article which I previously wrote, discusses this in greater detail, complete with excerpts from the Maharal’s commentary on Iyov [Job]. […]
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[…] torn apart and put back together. More than once the book references the concluding sections of Iyov [Job] and a quote from the Talmud that Iyov would be on the same level as Avraham, Yitzchok, and Yaakov […]
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[…] asked but ended up declining in old age. I actually have an entire outline of one his works on Iyov [Job]. This is someone who knows what he’s talking about, but it’s kind of like when the […]
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[…] all is nothing. Again, I say nothing new here. King Solomon said this long before me as did Iyov [Job], as did many modern […]
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