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3. The Book of Job Clifford R. Goldstein, Principal Contributor
Ang Aklat ni Job
Clifford R. Goldstein, Principal Contributor

4. The Book of Job
Our Goal
We try to understand as much as possible, not only why we live in a world of evil, but more important, how we are to live in such a world.
Ang Ating Mithiin. Sisikapin natin na maunawaan hanggat maaari, hindi lang kung bakit tayo’y nabubuhay sa isang masamang daigdig, kundi mas mahalaga, kung paano tayo mamumuhay sa ganitong daigdig.

5. The Book of Job Contents 1 The End 2 The Great Controversy
3  ”Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
4  God and Human Suffering
5  Curse the Day
6  The Curse Causeless?
7  Retributive Punishment
8  Innocent Blood
9  Intimations of Hope
10  The Wrath of Elihu
11  Out of the Whirlwind
12  Job’s Redeemer
13  The Character of Job  Some Lessons From Job
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6. “Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
The Book of Job
Lesson 3, October 15
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
“Natatakot Ba si Job sa Diyos Nang Walang Kapalit?”

7. “Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
Key Text
Job 2:10 NKJV
“But he said to her, ‘You speak as one of the foolish women speaks. Shall we indeed accept good from God, and shall we not accept adversity?’ ”
Susing Talata. “Ngunit sinabi niya sa kanya, ‘Nagsasalita kang gaya ng pagsasalita ng mga hangal na babae. Tatanggap lang ba tayo ng mabuti sa kamay ng Diyos, at hindi tayo tatanggap ng masama?’ ”(Job 2:10).

8. The book of Job also shows that
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
Initial Words
The book of Job also shows that
this great controversy is not merely someone else’s fight, in that we have nothing to do with it. If only that were the case; unfortunately, it’s not.
Satan has come down to the earth
and we know for ourselves that his wrath is indeed great. Who among us, as flesh, hasn’t felt that wrath?
Panimulang Salita. Nagpapakita rin ang aklat ng Job na itong malaking tunggalian ay di lang laban ng ibang tao, na tayo’y walang kinalaman dito. Kung ‘yon lang ang kaso, sa kasamaang palad, hindi ganun. ¶ Naparito sa lupa si Satanas at alam natin sa sarili na ang kanyang galit ay talagang malaki. Sino sa atin, na laman, ay hindi nadama ang galit na ‘yon?

9. 1. God, Himself is Attacked (Job 1:9-11)
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
Quick Look
1. God, Himself is Attacked (Job 1:9-11)
2. Job is Bodily Attacked (Job 2:4-6)
3. Job’s Wife Too is Attacked (Job 2:9, 10a)
1. Ang Diyos, Mismo ay Inatake (Job 1:9-11)
2. Si Job ay Inatake sa Katawan (Job 2:4-6)
3. Ang Asawa ni Job ay Inatake Rin (Job 2:9, 10a)

10. “ ‘Does Job fear God for nothing?
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
1. God, Himself is Attacked
Job 1:9-11 NKJV
“ ‘Does Job fear God for nothing?
Have you not made a hedge around him, around his household, and around all that he has on every side? You have blessed the work of his hands, and his possessions have increased in the land.
But now...touch all that he has, and
he will surely curse You in Your face.’ ”
1. Ang Diyos, Mismo ay Inatake. “ ‘Natatakot ba si Job sa Diyos nang walang kapalit? Hindi ba’t binakuran mo siya at ang kanyang sambahayan, at ang lahat ng nasa kanya sa bawat dako? Pinagpala mo ang gawa ng kanyang mga kamay, at ang kanyang mga pag-aari ay dumami sa lupain. ¶ Ngunit...galawin mo ang lahat ng pag-aari niya, at susumpain ka niya nang mukhaan’ ” (Job 1:9-11).

11. 1. God, Himself is Attacked
As Job is Accused
The book of Job opens by referencing not only Job’s righteousness and good character but also his material blessings and fruitful household.
These are the specific things that Satan hurls in God’s face, saying basically, “Only because You have done this for him does he serve You.”
Samantalang Inaakusahan si Job. Nagbubukas ang aklat ni Job sa pamamagitan ng pagtukoy di lang sa katuwiran ni Job at mabuting karakter kundi ang kanya ring mga materyal na pagpapala at mabungang sambahayan. ¶ Ito ang mga tiyak na bagay na ibinato ni Satanas sa mukha ng Diyos, simpleng sinasabi, “Dahil lang ginawa Mo ito para sa kanya kaya naglilingkod siya sa ‘Yo.”

12. You to Your face’ ” (Job 1:11, NKJV)?
1. God, Himself is Attacked
As Job is Accused
What is implied in Satan’s charge that if God were to take these things away from Job, Job would “ ‘surely curse
You to Your face’ ” (Job 1:11, NKJV)?
The attack, really, is an attack against God Himself. If God were so wonderful, so good, then Job would obey and fear and worship Him out
of love and appreciation alone.
Anong ipinapahiwatig sa paratang ni Satanas na kung kukunin ng Diyos ang mga ito mula kay Job, ay “ ‘susumpain ka niya nang mukhaan’ ” (Job 1:11)? ¶ Ang atake, talaga, ay isang atake laban sa Diyos mismo. Kung ang Diyos ay talagang kamangha-mangha, talagang mabuti, kung gayon si Job ay susunod at matatakot at sasambahin Siya mula lang sa pag-ibig at pasasalamat.

13. After all, who wouldn’t love a God who had done so much for him?
1. God, Himself is Attacked
As Job is Accused
After all, who wouldn’t love a God
who had done so much for him?
In a sense, Satan was saying that
God had all but bribed Job into being faithful to Him.
Thus, he claimed, Job served God not out of love for God but out of his own selfish motives.
Matapos ang lahat, sino ang hindi iibigin ang isang Diyos na nakagawa ng marami para sa kanya? ¶ Sa isang kaisipan, sinasabi ni Satanas na ang Diyos ay sinuhulan si Job para maging matapat sa Kanya. ¶ Sa gayon ay sinabi niya na pinaglingkuran ni Job ang Diyos hindi mula sa pag-ibig sa Diyos kundi mula sa sarili niyang makasariling mga motibo.

14. “Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Job 2:4-6 NKJV
“ ‘Skin for skin! Yes, all that a man has he will give for his life. But stretch out Your hand now and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will surely curse You to Your face!’
And the Lord said to Satan, ‘Behold, he is in your hand, but spare his life.’ ”
2. Inatake si Job sa Katawan. “ ‘Balat sa balat! Lahat ng pag-aari ng tao ay ibibigay niya dahil sa kanyang buhay. Ngunit iunat mo ngayon ang iyong kamay, galawin mo ang kanyang buto at laman, at kanyang susumpain ka nang mukhaan.’ ¶ At sinabi ng Panginoon kay Satanas, ‘Siya’y nasa iyong kamay; ingatan mo lamang ang kanyang buhay’ ” (Job 2:4-6).

15. Ruin Job’s body, his health,
2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Skin for Skin
The phrase “skin for skin” is an idiomatic expression that has baffled commentators. The idea, though, is this: let something happen to Job’s own person, and that will cause him to show where his loyalty really is.
Ruin Job’s body, his health,
and see what happens.
Balat sa Balat. Ang katagang “balat sa balat” ay isang idiyomatikong kasabihan na lumito sa mga komentador. Ang ideya, gayunman, ay ito: bayaang may mangyari kay Job mismo, at ‘yon ay magiging dahilan para ipakita niya kung saan ang tunay niyang katapatan. ¶ Sirain ang katawan ni Job, ang kanyang kalusugan, at tingnan ang mangyayari.

16. 2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Patriarchs and Prophets 68, 69
“But the plan of redemption had a yet broader and deeper purpose than the salvation of man. It was...to vindicate the character of God before the universe....
The act of Christ in dying for the salvation of man would...justify God and His Son in their dealing with the rebellion of Satan. It would establish the perpetuity of the law of God and...reveal the nature...of sin.”
Patriarchs and Prophets 68, 69. “Subalit ang panukala ng katubusan ay meron pang mas malawak at mas malalim na dahilan kaysa ang kaligtasan ng tao. Ito’y...para pawalang-sala ang karakter ng Diyos sa harapan ng sansinukob.... ¶ Ang gawa ni Cristo sa pagkamatay para sa kaligtasan ng tao ay...bibigyang-katuwiran ang Diyos at Kanyang anak sa kanilang pakikitungo sa rebelyon ni Satanas. Ito ang magpapatibay ng pananatili nang mahabang panahon sa kautusan ng Diyos at...ipapakita ang likas...ng kasalanan.”

17. 2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Job’s First Response
“Then Job arose, tore his robe, and shaved his head, and he fell to the ground and worshipped. And he said, ‘Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked shall I return there.
The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; Blessed be the name of the Lord.’ In all this Job did not sin nor charge God with wrong” (Job 1:20-22).
Ang Unang Tugon ni Job. “Pagkatapos ay tumindig si Job, pinunit ang kanyang balabal, inahitan ang kanyang ulo, nagpatirapa sa lupa at sumamba. Sinabi niya, ‘Hubad akong lumabas sa sinapupunan ng aking ina, at hubad akong babalik doon. ¶ Ang Panginoon ang nagbigay at ang Panginoon ang bumawi; purihin ang pangalan ng Panginoon.’ Sa lahat ng ito ay hindi nagkasala si Job, ni pinaratangan man ng kasamaan ang Diyos” (Job 1:20-22).

18. “ ‘Shall we indeed accept good
2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Job’s Second Response
“ ‘Shall we indeed accept good
from God, and shall we not accept adversity?’ In all this Job did not
sin with his lips” (Job 2:10b).
In both cases, despite the attacks, Job stayed faithful to the Lord. Both texts stress the fact that Job did not sin, either with actions or with words.
Ang Ikalawang Tugon ni Job. “ ‘Tatanggap lang ba tayo ng mabuti sa kamay ng Diyos, at hindi tayo tatanggap ng masama?’ Sa lahat ng ito ay hindi nagkasala si Job sa pamamagitan ng kanyang mga labi” (Job 2:10b) . ¶ Sa dalawang kaso, sa kabila ng mga atake, si Job ay nanatiling matapat sa Panginoon. Ang dalawang talata ay idiniriin ang katotohanan na hindi nagkasala si Job alinman sa mga kilos o sa mga salita.

19. 2. Job is Bodily Attacked
Obedience Unto Death
The texts don’t say that Job wasn’t a sinner. The Bible teaches that we are all sinners. “If we say that we have not sinned, we make Him a liar. And His word is not in us” (1 John 1:10, NKJV).
Being “blameless and upright,” fearing God and shunning evil (Job 1:1, NKJV), does not make a person sinless. Job was born in sin and needed a Savior.
Pagsunod Hanggang Kamatayan. Ang talata ay hindi nagsasabi na si Job ay hindi makasalanan. Itinuturo ng Biblia na lahat tayo’y makasalanan. “Kung sinasabi nating tayo’y hindi nagkasala, ginagawa natin siyang sinungaling at ang kanyang salita ay wala sa atin” (1 Juan 1:10). ¶ Ang pagiging “walang kapintasan at matuwid,” may takot sa Diyos at lumalayo sa kasamaan (Job 1:1), ay hindi ginagawa ang isang tao na walang kasalanan. Ipinanganak si Job sa pagkakasala at nangangailangan ng isang Tagapagligtas.

20. But he said to her, ‘You speak as one of the foolish women speaks.’ ”
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
3. Job’s Wife Too is Attacked
Job 2:9, 10a NKJV
“Then his wife said to him, ‘Do you still hold fast to your integrity? Curse God and die!’
But he said to her, ‘You speak as one of the foolish women speaks.’ ”
3. Ang Asawa ni Job ay Inatake Rin. “Pagkatapos ay sinabi ng kanyang asawa sa kanya, ‘Mananatili ka pa ba sa iyong katapatan? Sumpain mo ang Diyos, at mamatay ka na.’ ¶ Ngunit sinabi niya sa kanya, ‘Nagsasalita kang gaya ng pagsasalita ng mga hangal na babae’ ” (Job 2:9, 10a).

21. Job’s wife appears only in Job 2:9,
3. Job’s Wife Too is Attacked
Another Victim
Job’s wife appears only in Job 2:9,
10. After that, she vanishes from the story and from history. However, considering all that happened, who could imagine the grief that this unfortunate woman went through?
Her tragedy, that of her children, and that of the other victims in chapter 1 show the universality of suffering.
Isa Pang Biktima. Nagpapakita ang misis ni Job sa Job 2:9, 10 lang. Pagkatapos nun, naglaho siya mula sa kuwento at mula sa kasaysayan. Gayunman, isinasaalang-alang ang lahat nang nangyari, sino ang maiisip ang dalamhati na dinanas nitong walang-palad na babae? ¶ Ang kanyang trahedya at ng kanyang mga anak, at ng ibang mga biktima sa kapitulo 1 ay nagpapakita ng pagkapambuong-mundo ng pagdurusa.

22. How unfortunate that Job’s wife becomes someone who challenges
3. Job’s Wife Too is Attacked
Another Victim
How unfortunate that Job’s wife becomes someone who challenges
Job on the very thing for which God commends him. In her grief, in her sorrow, she’s pushing Job to do precisely what God says he won’t do.
What a lesson to us all about how careful we have to be in order not
to be a stumbling block to others.
Anong kamalasan na ang misis ni Job ay naging isa na hinahamon si Job sa tiyak na bagay na pinapupurihan siya ng Diyos. Sa kanyang pagkahapis, sa kanyang kalungkutan, itinutulak niya si Job na gawin ang talagang sinasabi ng Diyos ang hindi niya gagawin. ¶ Ano ngang isang liksyon sa ating lahat tungkol sa kung paano tayo dapat maging maingat para hindi maging katitisuran sa iba.

23. fall into sin, and thus refuted Satan’s charges against God.
“Does Job Fear God for Naught?”
Final Words
Job could be seen as a faint example of Jesus, who, amid terrible trials and temptations, didn’t give up, didn’t
fall into sin, and thus refuted Satan’s charges against God.
His [Jesus] real test would come at the cross, and here, too, despite everything thrown at Him, Jesus stayed faithful, even unto death.
Huling Pananalita. Maaaring tingnan si Job bilang isang mahinang halimbawa ni Jesus, na, sa gitna ng matitinding pagsubok at tukso ay hindi sumuko, hindi nagkasala, at sa gayon ay pinasinungalingan ang mga bintang ni Satanas laban sa Diyos. ¶ Ang tunay nIyang [si Jesus] pagsubok ay darating sa krus at dito, rin, sa kabila ng lahat na ibinato sa Kanya, nanatili si Jesus na matapat, kahit sa kamatayan.