Let God Be God

Can a book about suffering sparkle with warmth, humor, and encouragement? Yes, it can-and Ray Stedman's Let God Be God is that book. So turn the page and prepare to be instructed, inspired, and comforted by the life-changing truths of one of the oldest and greatest stories in human history-the story of Job.

Ray C. Stedman (1917-1992), a pastor of the Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto, California James D. Denney has worked on several of Ray Stedman's books

Publisher's Preface	p. 7
The Toughest Question: An Overview of Job	p. 11
The Test: Job 1	p. 23
The Pressure of Pain: Job 2	p. 37
Is It Better to Die?: Job 3-7	p. 49
Foolish Platitudes: Job 8-12	p. 69
The Prisoner Pleads His Case: Job 12-14	p. 85
Help from on High: Job 15-19	p. 99
Why Doesn't God Intervene?: Job 20-26	p. 119
The Folly of Self-Defense: Job 27-31	p. 143
Youth Answers Age: Job 32-33	p. 163
Your God Is Too Small: Job 34-37	p. 177
The God of Nature: Job 38:1-40:5	p. 195
The Nature of God: Job 40:1-42:6	p. 211
A New Beginning: Job 42	p. 225
Some Final Thoughts: Epilogue	p. 239
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