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Job 1:12 · BSB
1:12 “Very well,” said the LORD to Satan. “Everything he has is in your hands, but you must not lay a hand on the man himself.” Then Satan went out from the presence of the LORD.
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…God's relationship and expectations of us, you're going to think we're on a rabbit trail, but bear with me for a second. We're going over to Job.Job chapter 1and chapter 2, verse 8 of Job 1 and verse 3 of chapter 2 basically say the same thing. Twice God says of Job that he's a blameless and upright man,…
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…are. Even though it's people that are doing these policies, behind it is the forces of darkness, the devil himself. A great example of this isJob chapter 1. Not talking about political leaders or those in governing authority in Job chapter 1, but the principle is made there. In Job, remember it was a…
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…and cleaned and purified. This isn't the only time we see Joshua. I mean, the only time we see Satan in heaven accusing people, you see him back inJob chapter 1. Job chapter 1 is a very interesting scene as well, because it's the day when all the hosts of heaven were assembled before God. It implies some…
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…that kind of teaching is at best insufficient. It doesn't give you the whole story. Of course, Satan can and does do things if God so allows him.Job chapter 1. Satan's at work in our world. He's the prince of the power of the air. He's the ruler of this dark world. Of course, he's going to be at work. But…
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…encourage you, if you haven't listened to that sermon, please go and do that. And follow with us through the entire series on the book of Job. InJob chapter 1, Job lost all of his worldly possessions. All ten of his children died. All of his servants were killed. And yet even after all of that, the…
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…mentioned, my name is Alistair. I have the privilege of being the assistant pastor here at Brunsfield. And this morning, it is my joy to preachJob chapter 1, a book I've wanted to preach for many years. But before we dive into God's Word, let's pray together. Our Heavenly Father, we come before you this…
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…for his son many days. Also we find when job, you remember? When he lost his family and he lost all of his possessions. In the Bible says, inJob chapter 1and verse 20, then job arose and he tore his robe and shaved his head and he fell to the ground and he worshiped when King David, you remember…
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…according to scripture, they were created to serve God. And as such great and powerful beings, they have access to heaven. Apparently, according toJob chapter 1, they still have access to heaven, where they accuse us, God's people, before Him all the time. James tells us they know God. Due to their…
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…say something very interesting because the sons of God and the daughters of man, why does it make that distinction? Some have hypothesized becauseJob chapter 1and verse 5 says that when the angels came to give an account before God, it calls them the sons of God. Satan himself came with them. The sons of…
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…a response as you can imagine, isn't it? There's no other character in the Bible who does this. He rips out his hair. He rips out his beard. InJob chapter 1, when Job experiences the terrible catastrophe of his whole family dying, he shaves his head, but he doesn't rip out his hair and rip out his…
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…is from God. This is God's response to Moses. Don't tell me you can't talk. I made you. You came from me, you belong to me, God says. This is Job,Job chapter 1. All life comes from God, Job says. His wife says, Why don't you curse God and die? And Job says, Shall we receive only good from God and not evil?…
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…concert with some permissive will of God. The demons that go after Job's family. God himself tells the devil, you can do it. This is God's idea inJob chapter 1. The lying demon that possesses Ahab says very clearly, 1 Kings 22, that it was sent. He was sent by God. The Holy Spirit brings Jesus into the…
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…it is something God has allowed and God is in control of. Let's have a look more about that. Keep your finger in 1 Corinthians 12 and go back toJob chapter 1. You remember we looked at Job a few weeks ago. Job chapter 1. Job was a good and faithful man who suffered terribly in his life. There were many…
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…the place of God. And in our suffering, we are in the place of God. God has designed our suffering so we can trust him. Second, let's look at Job.Job chapter 1comes before, just before Psalms. Job chapter 1. Job chapter 1. Job chapter 1. We've met Job before in our studies on this subject. We've seen his…
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…20 to nine, and ten. And lastly, Matthew 5:9 who wants Matthew, 5:9, Matthew, 5:9 Matthew 5:9 Evan. Okay. All right, so let's go from the beginningJob, chapter 1and listen carefully. If you're reading, Boom, your voice. So we can all hear Job. Chapter 16 and in job, 2116. Now, there was a day when the sons…
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…we don't see God doing something and we get frustrated brother and sister, you have no idea what God is saving you from every single day. Seven.Job chapter 1shows you and me that when moment God lifts his hand from your life, all of Hell will eat you up like cereal in a matter of seconds. So we praise…
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…to be looking at Job partly this morning, but at other passages. But we're going to read all of chapter 1 as we begin. So Job, just before Psalms,Job chapter 1. In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job. This man was blameless and upright. He feared God and shunned evil. He had seven sons and…
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…does the exact opposite. He tempts, he tests in order to kill, in order to destroy. And the most famous example of that is Job, the life of Job,Job chapter 1. Job, in the same context, in the same moment, is being tested in both ways. Satan comes to Job in order to kill him, in order to destroy him, to…
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…evil. The Holy Spirit is restraining Satan's power. And the best example in scripture that I know of is Job. You see, God gave Satan, inJob chapter 1, God gave Satan power to attack Job, but then he put a boundary, he put a hedge around Job. He could not take Job's life. And so there's a…
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…here is, where else in Scripture do we see Satan demanding permission to sift an upright, God-fearing man? One example is in the book of Job. InJob chapter 1, we see Satan entering the throne room of God and is given permission to test Job's faith. And that is exactly what is happening here. As Jesus…
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