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Does Suffering Always Mean You’ve Sinned? | Bible Study In A Year

Have you ever been told your suffering must be your fault? When pain has no clear cause, faith can feel fragile. In Job 22–25, Job is accused of hidden sin while God remains silent. This passage confronts a hard question. Does suffering always mean you have sinned? In this episode, we walk through Job chapters 22–25. We examine the claims made by Job’s friends and why their certainty is dangerous. We trace the patterns forming in the dialogue and how Job responds. This is not abstract theology. It is about learning how Scripture handles accusation, silence, and unresolved pain. This Bible study is designed for new Christians who want clarity when reading difficult passages. We cover: Historical and literary context of Job 22–25 Why simplistic theology fails under suffering How this section points forward to Jesus and true righteousness How to read Scripture faithfully when answers are not immediate 📖 Passage discussed: Job 22–25 People, Patterns, and Prophecy helps new believers learn how to read the Bible with clarity, confidence, and trust, even when Scripture raises hard questions. ▶️ Subscribe for daily Bible teaching designed to help you grow in faith 💬 Comment if this passage challenged or encouraged you 📘 Start from the beginning and walk through the Bible with us