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As Job sits in suffering, he represents the suffering of the Protestants in France during the 17th century.
12015-12-09T17:10:56-08:00Marlee Mfalingundi3016c3eae7b560e8ff3181559e8099fadc2bd00fJob Mocked By His Wife by Georges de la Tour2This canvas painting depicts Job 2:9-10 when his wife addresses his suffering as he refuses to give up on God despite the suffering God has caused him.media/Georges_de_La_Tour_044.jpgplain2015-12-09T18:17:24-08:00Marlee Mfalingundi3016c3eae7b560e8ff3181559e8099fadc2bd00f
