The Job of Chapters One and Two

"I want it like I need to go to the heavenly courtroom and stand trial," Job says. "If anybody's guilty, it's God, at least that this stuff should not be happening to him." He wants to appear before the judge and plead his case because he's convinced that he has a case That will show that he's innocent. The rest of Joe is really when you begin to have to work through all of the, the anger and the pain and the frustration and the fear and the doubt and everything else that follows behind some sort of, some sort of tragedy.