God: Take Three And now for something completely different! God describes the Leviathan and the process of defeating it. Huh? Don’t worry—just check out our…
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How to understand Job Chapter 40 and Hebrews 12:2
God: Take Two Job splutters a mere two verses in response to God’s line of questioning. Wouldn’t you be a little freaked out, too? And…
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Enter God. He comes down in a whirlwind and poses a number of rhetorical questions to Job, all of which are designed to show Job…
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Elihu. Eliwho? Elihu comes out of nowhere. He’s only mentioned in these passages, but his speech adds a new layer to Job’s friends’ words, so…
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Job Completes His Words One more time! Yep, more lamenting. Job isn’t happy with the pain and embarrassing nature of his position. He reminisces about…
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Wisdom Interlude Getting tired? Good. It’s time to shake things up. In this unsigned interlude, the speaker riffs for a while about where the seeker…
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Job Maintains His Position, Divine Justice In verses 1-7, Job refuses to back down from his earlier position. Yeah, it’s a little repetitive, but hey,…
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Job Replies With Belief Job’s ready with an answer. He declares that of course God is the master of the universe, but it doesn’t matter.…
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Bildad Poses a Question This chapter is short but punchy. Bildad asks Job, “How can a mortal be righteous?” A white-tailed deer drinks from the…
Continue Reading....How to understand Job Chapter 23-24 and Galatians 5:16
What Talking to God Might Look Like Job reflects on what he would do if he were actually allowed to present his case to God.…
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