War and suffering are treated by the Jerusalem faction as spiritually useful because losing everything can make people rediscover God, as in Job.
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JOB
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the glory of God. Okay? So, think of the book of Job. Job is a character in the Bible who is very wealthy."
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Goethe's Faust rewrites Job from a fear-inspiring story about God's unquestionable mystery into an optimistic Enlightenment story about curiosity.
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"...the glory of God. Okay? So, think of the book of Job. Job is a character in the Bible who is very wealthy."
"...Maybe he's only faithful to me because he's very wealthy. So, Job loses everything. And this heightens his faith in God. Okay? So, that's..."
"...of Faust it's based on another book called the book of Job which we find in the Bible. In the book of Job it's..."
"...kill him. Okay. That's the only condition. So Satan basically makes Job's life a living hell. All his children die in accidents. He loses..."
"...question me. Okay. And then what God does is he restores Job's health and wealth. Okay. So it's a very strange story. And it's..."
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