Consider This: A Higher Power

from Job's Trials: A Jazz Song Cycle by Dan Loomis

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JOB 4:7 - ELIPHAZ rebukes JOB’s lament:
Consider this, who being innocent has ever perished? Or were the upright cut down?

JOB 4:4-5
The stumbling ones have thy words raised up. The bowed knee though has straightened. But now it comes to you and though art weary, now it comes to you and thou art troubled!

Job 13:1 - JOB responds to his friends:
My eyes have seen all this and understood it. What you know, I also know. But I desire to take my case to a Higher Power, to argue my case with God.

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from Job's Trials: A Jazz Song Cycle, released February 14, 2020

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