/lit/ - Literature

>>16827447
Summarize the core assertions. It'll be a fun mental exercise, LARPanon.

>>15930654
you imbecilic CUR. You bitch-hearted WRETCH. You addlepated unredressed belch of flippant banality.

I WISH TO GOD that I could suffer even for a second like Job so that the LORD might show His Glory to all the world. I would count myself the luckiest creature to have ever existed if God were to deign use me as His pitiful instrument so that HE might be Glorified. If through my sufferings which GOD HIMSELF the literal ONE who Was and Is and Will Be took such interest in seeing that I suffered I was able to demonstrate His ultimate Nature and the Sovereignty of His Magnificence that baulks all human knowing and puts to shame all celestial accounts of grandeur, I would weep with joy that God had chosen a wretch such as I to demonstrate it. I am nothing and He is All; and if my rationality fails to properly pronounce this, then let my suffering and sorrow be such a testament!

But you. You pitiful little lickspittle meme-ified coomer. You little element of homeostasic consumerism whose highest notion is the seeking for comfort. You can't even conceive the sort of dreadful Majesty that the LORD commands. You can only convert one of the most profound explications of how He Who Is reigns supremely over All into a glib little shitpost in hopes of (you)s. You dust mite glancing off of a demon's shit!

I would consider myself blessed beyond all generations if God were to give me even half the misery he heaped upon Job so that even one mind might look upon it and see God's wrath and glory and tremble to know that He is Lord. And even if I were to languish to the same extremities as Job where I dare to inexcusably attempt to justify myself to He who is Justice itself, still I would ensure some crevice of my detestable heart be continually pouring out praise and counting itself blessed to be crushed by such a Will. For even the Whim of God is superior to man's most noble willing.