But, Satan was stupid enough to make a bet with God, which he surely knew wasn't going to result in a victory. The last question I presented was, why God would put unnecessary affliction on his most honorable and blameless man? This part of the story is what I think of as the most important. Job, just because he was righteous, thought that he didn't deserve to have anything bad happen to him...
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Job, just because he was righteous, thought that he didn't deserve to have anything bad happen to him. God made a point in the story when he chose Job as the object of His bet. Not only did God prove something to Satan, but to Job as well. I think Job put it best when he said "With nothing from the ground I came, and with nothing I shall return...
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