“Why Do the Wicked Still Live?
Job confronts the prosperity of the wicked and longs for God’s justice.
“If Your Brother Sins”
Jesus teaches loving, humble restoration through careful, stepwise church discipline.
“I Know That My Redeemer Lives”
Job longs for vindication and finds hope in his living Redeemer.
“My Witness Is in Heaven”
Job longs for a heavenly advocate, pointing to Christ who enters the grave for us.
"Who Then Is the Greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven?"
Jesus teaches that true greatness in His kingdom comes through humble dependence and childlike faith.
“Though He Slay Me, I Will Hope in Him”
Job clings to faith through anguish, foreshadowing Christ’s redemptive suffering
“Teaching as Doctrines the Precepts of Men”
Jesus rebukes empty religion and calls for hearts aligned with God’s Word.
“Rescue Me, O Lord, from Evil Men”
David cries out for justice, while Christ fulfills it by remaining silent.
“The Oracle which Habakkuk the Prophet Saw”
God’s judgment through Babylon foreshadows the cross, where death becomes life.
“He Came Walking on the Sea”
Jesus walks on water and shows that the power of ministry comes from Him.
“In Wrath Remember Mercy”
Habakkuk responds to God's justice with trembling trust and joyful worship.
“But the Lord is in His Holy Temple”
Habakkuk learns that faith, not pride, leads to life.
“Have you Understood all These Things?”
Jesus calls for true understanding of His kingdom.
“I am Doing Something you Would not Believe”
Trusting God means accepting even the hardest answers.
“A Dragnet Cast in the Sea”
The kingdom of heaven gathers people of every kind, but a final sorting awaits.