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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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…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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…at a passage that kind of amplifies the importance of this and turn back if you would. Well, turn forward. You're in the book of Deuteronomy. Go toJob chapter 1. Job chapter 1. Job is a very interesting book that has a lot to say about suffering. And what it has to say about suffering is that sometimes we…
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…over to Job, and there is some thought that actually Job was the first book written historically. I don't know exactly if that's true or not, butJob chapter 1, if you'll mark what it says in verse 21. Here is Job enduring the incredible consequences of seeing those that he loved die. And as he is going…
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…sovereignty and character doesn't switch off the pain that Job is feeling. It doesn't make everything suddenly better. In fact, if you look atJob chapter 1, one of the first things we learn about Job is that he fears the Lord. He's had the wisdom all along, but it's taken him time for that wisdom to…
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109 of the church bible and we're going to read all of chapter 1 so someone's going to read verses 1 to 12 and then 13 to 22.Job chapter 1or yeah chapter 1 sorry in verse 1. In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job. This man was blameless and upright. He feared God and…
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