Today’s familiar “Faith” chapter in Hebrews 11 is in stark contrast to the fallible human reasoning’s and imagining’s of Eliphaz that we are reading in Job.  Those who live by faith have times of enduring difficulties and injustice, as is illustrated by what Moses is commended for – that he “endured as seeing him who is invisible.” [v.27] We read ...

 “Faith is … the conviction of things not seen” is how Hebrews Ch. 11 starts.  It is a familiar chapter to all regular Bible readers; it selects examples of men and women who have lived by faith, it praises them for this. They lived with a God given vision of “events as yet unseen.” Certain things in the immediate future we can be ...