Job
The book of Job tells the story of a righteous man who suffers greatly, losing his children, health, and possessions, yet maintains his faith in God while questioning his punishment. His friends try to comfort him but ultimately accuse him of sinning, while a young man named Elihu intervenes, criticizing Job's self-justification. God then speaks to Job, questioning his understanding of the universe, and Job acknowledges his insignificance and repents, leading to God restoring his fortunes and commending him for speaking correctly about Him.
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