The theme of power in the book of JobIntroductionThe book of Job is part of a collection of wisdom literature created from the 5th to the 3rd century BC Job is described as “a greater man than anyone else” and was a native of the land of Uz. Greater than any other man, but not as great as God as he would soon discover. He had 3 friends with whom he discussed faith, understanding, the power of God and his relationship with people. The main idea I will present to you is the power struggle between God and Job throughout the text.1. What is wisdom? Before we can introduce this topic, we must first discuss: what is wisdom literature? We also need to discuss: What is wisdom? Wisdom can be defined as “the ability to cope,” “the art of leading,” “the acquirer of competence,” or “the pursuit of self-understanding and mastery of the world.” These definitions, among many others, describe the word “wisdom,” but it cannot be placed in a single definitional category. Rather, wisdom does not have a single definition, but can be considered a quest that will never end. Wisdom is a lifelong pursuit that can constantly be improved, increased, and changed. In a theological sense, wisdom can be considered the fear of the Lord, receiving teaching from Him, human experience and the mysteries of creation. Those who pursue wisdom in this sense must listen to wisdom obediently and pray to receive it.2. What is wisdom literature? How can we define wisdom literature? Thematically, wisdom is about mastering life for human betterment and seeking the secrets of life involving the idea of ​​innocent suffering. Fundamentally, wisdom literature provides the foundation for readers seeking wisdom, through a combination of...... middle of paper......participant in society that can ultimately benefit all of humanity. The quest to understand these concepts was the original cause of the power struggle in the book of Job.5. ConclusionIn conclusion, the theme of power is important and significant throughout the Bible. The struggle for understanding between God and man creates a dialogue that can explain some of the questions presented in theological thought. In the book, Job began as a person without righteousness, questioning God's decisions and authority. By speaking to God and listening to His answers, Job began to respect Him, was filled with knowledge, and led to a path of understanding , a path of righteousness. He was enlightened by the idea of ​​divine justice, was filled with the ability to help others, and realized that all human beings have had this ability since the time of creation..