Reflection
In today's readings, faithful endurance amid false accusations marks both passages. Job 15-17 shows Job maintaining his integrity despite Eliphaz's harsh accusations and Bildad's condemnation, while Job defends his righteousness before God. Revelation 14 celebrates those who remain faithful through persecution, promising eternal rest for those who endure.

The key insight we can draw from these passages is this: God sees our faithfulness when others question our integrity, and He promises vindication for those who endure unjust suffering while maintaining their trust in Him.

Let's break this down into a simple principle:

Maintain integrity when falsely accused, trust God's perspective over human judgment, and find strength in His promise of ultimate justice.

Here are five practical steps we can take to apply today's readings:

1. Write down one false accusation or misunderstanding you're facing and surrender it to God.

2. Resist the urge to constantly defend yourself in one situation today.

3. Encourage someone else who is facing unjust criticism or suffering.

4. Spend 5 minutes meditating on God's perfect knowledge of your heart and circumstances.

5. Choose one eternal perspective from Revelation 14 to focus on when earthly trials feel overwhelming.

As you go about your day, reflect on this question: How do you respond when people misunderstand your motives or question your integrity?

Conclusion
Thank you for joining me today. When false accusations come, remember that God sees the truth of your heart. Trust His vindication rather than frantically defending yourself. Until tomorrow, may you find strength in knowing God's justice will prevail.