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Job 1:5 · BSB
1:5 And when the days of feasting were over, Job would send for his children to purify them, rising early in the morning to offer burnt offerings for all of them. For Job thought, “Perhaps my children have sinned and cursed God in their hearts.” This was Job’s regular practice.
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…he initiates worship. He is the one in the family who takes it upon himself to initiate the worship of the family. This is what a priest does. InJob 1, verse 5. We're just looking at verse 5 for the rest of the time, just a little bits of it. It's a long verse. And when the days of the feast had run their…
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…in case. You say, why? Job did. Every once in a while, he just offered a little bit more sacrifice just in case one of his children messed it up.Job chapter 1, verse 5. Is that right? He just sacrificed just a little bit more. Every once in a while I say, Lord, if I forgot to put something in for some reason or…
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…was a regular habit for Job. This can be seen in the numerous insurance offerings he made on behalf of his children, and especially recorded inJob 1, verse 5. It's like he continually did these sacrifices because he knew that his children must be doing something wrong. You know, it's kind of like when…
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…this chapter by bringing a curse. And this is the very thing that Job never wanted to do. Job never wanted people to speak a curse. You remember inJob 1:5, Job offers sacrifices for his children because he was concerned that it may be that his children had cursed God. So Job offers a sacrifice just in…
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…fear God. You don't have an awe for him, a respect of him, a reverence for him, and you don't shun evil without having a relationship with God. InJob 1:5, we find that Job regularly offered burnt offerings for his children. He demonstrated his awareness of God's Holiness over and over again, and he…
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…Job rehearses for himself the wonders of God's character. Beginning in Job 1. Right at the outset. Right at the very beginning of this book. InJob 1 verse 5. Job points to a God who is holy. And who forgives sin. God is holy. And forgives sin. Notice. And when the days of the feast had run their course.…
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…Job rehearses for himself. The wonders of God's character. Beginning in Job 1. Right at the outset. Right at the very beginning of this book. InJob 1 verse 5. Job points to a God who is holy. And who forgives sin. God is holy. And forgives sin. Notice. And when the days of the feast. Had run their…
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