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Job 1:3 · BSB
1:3 and he owned 7,000 sheep, 3,000 camels, 500 yoke of oxen, 500 female donkeys, and a very large number of servants. Job was the greatest man of all the people of the East.
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…not. Um, I'm reminded of Job after finding out that he lost all of his kids, all of his income, all of his property, all of his cattle. It says inJob chapter 1at the very end, it says, There and Job arose and tore his robe and shaved his head and he fell on the ground and worshiped. Um we can't do real…
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…would be subdued for a thousand years. He'll be Chained and placed in an abyss and he will not be able to freely roam around. Like he confessingJob chapter 1to deceive and to tempt. His influence will be relinquished and yet those Satan's presence and his minions are put in a place where they cannot…
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…we may have at the end of chapter 2, that Christians should just be stoic, unemotional, chin-up, carrying-on kinds of people. If all you have isJob chapter 1and 2, friends, you can easily feel judged and condemned. Because how does Job end chapter 1 and 2? Remember, this profound suffering comes upon…
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…will we walk away or will we trust Him? That's what the book of Job is going to ask us. And so let's listen as we, Angelina comes and reads to us,Job chapter 1and most of Job chapter 2. So let's listen to the reading of God's word this morning. Reading from Job chapter 1 and 2. Starting in verse 1 we…
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…to the number of the sons of God, who are the sons of God, we see them show up in a numerous passages. In scripture. We see him show up inJob, chapter 1, the the sons of God came before the throne and God God was talking to them and the Satan was there. And he said, you know, where you been, he…
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…don't know the devil. They don't know he's been cast out of heaven. They don't know anything about him. In a sense, this is like the encounter inJob chapter 1where the devil goes to war against Job. Job doesn't know why this is happening to him. He doesn't know the scene behind the curtain that God and…
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…show us, number one, that there is nothing that the devil could do to Peter that he was not given permission to do. Same thing with Job. RememberJob chapter 1. And the second point of that trial is that Jesus preserved Peter all the way through that denial and all the way through to his restoration and…
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…also that the only other time that the exact phrase sons of God is used in Scripture is in reference to angels. It's used in Job. You remember inJob chapter 1and 2 when Satan came to God and had some questions about Job, you know who came with Satan? Was the sons of God. And there it's in clear…
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…He said, He is God. He said, I'm the one who has dwelt an eternity full of glory and power. I think biblically imagine him at the beginning ofJob chapter 1. Facing the sons of God, saying, Take everything away from Job and he'll curse you and die. And Jesus says, Oh, you don't know my sustaining power.…
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…the world, sometimes God, sometimes the devil. No, there's only God. The devil is subordinate to God. The devil knows he can't fight God. Think ofJob chapter 1. God summons the devil and the devil has to come. God sets the limits on what the devil can do, and the devil can't operate outside of that. The…
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…be and when that cosmic showdown will happen. You recognize that the devil is no match for God as God is reigning on his throne. You see that inJob chapter 1, where the devil goes before God and God directs him to test Job. You see this in 1 Kings, the end of 1 Kings chapter 22, where the Lord summons a…
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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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…Job's story that's rarely talked about, and that is God never gave him a reason. He had to endure without explanation. We're introduced to Job inJob chapter 1with these words in the land of us there lived a man whose name was Job, and he was blameless and upright, and he feared God and shunned evil. And…
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…Be wise to that. One of the most powerful weapons of the enemy is accusation. He's an accuser. He's been doing this. He did this to Job inJob chapter 1and 9. He did it to Joshua and Zechariah 3 and 9. He did it to Jesus. He did it to... It says in Revelation 12, 10 that he does it to believers,…
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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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…the Holy Spirit. Remember what Jesus said to the disciples? When the Holy Spirit comes upon you, you will receive power. Right? Okay. Remember inJob chapter 1and 2, Scripture tells us that there's a conversation between Satan and God on the throne about Job. Remember that? And God says, I have no one in…
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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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