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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave The book of Job does not set out to answer the problem of suffering, but to proclaim a God so great that no answer is needed. - Quote by Billy Graham

The book of Job does not set out to answer the problem of suffering, but to proclaim a God so great that no answer is needed.

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