Job was blowed over by Satan, but he was never out. The devil touched all he could, threw his best shoots but Job was spared. He lost all his worldly possessions, his children, but he never lost his God.
To outsiders, the God he trusted had abandoned him. Not even the wife believed him, family and friends stood a distance. He was wished death, and encouraged to curse God, and rest in peace.
Trouble time comes, but there's always an end, nothing lasts forever. Job was down in every way possible, but his day of change was here. In the last few chapters of the book of Job, we see God take up Job on a question and answer spree.
God took the stage to reveal details of himself that can be found only in the book of Job. It was a real eye opener, God is indeed bigger than any man can comprehend. Job was completely at a loss of words. God is beyond measure.
It was restoration time. Houses, businesses, animals, children, friendships and all that he lost was added doubly to him. His set down was a set up for greater glory.
Don't be too quick to judge your fellow believer. Leave all judgement to God. They believed the worst of him, friends turned to foes. Wife became a knife. God vindicated him.
God is working on us all, He will come true for us. We will be restored. Whatever is meant for your shame will bring you great glory.
The LORD blessed the latter part of Job's life more than the first.
Job 42:12
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