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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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…7. So he built there an altar to the Lord who had appeared to him. We see the same sort of circumstance transcending faith and worship in Job. InJob chapter 1, Job has been stripped of pretty much everything he has. And in Job chapter 1, he says, the Lord gives and takes away. Blessed be the name of the…
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…Bible-believing people in the world. We don't know the word of God, we don't know the voice of God. We just don't. I want to bring to youJob chapter 1and verse 6. You see, the enemy of your soul desires you. And if you don't think that's true, just look around. You see, we always go back to the…
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…God. He was cast out of heaven. That's how it started. That's not how it's going. He was cast to the ground to weaken the nations. At one point inJob chapter 1, God said, Where have you been? Satan said, I've been walking to and fro. Be sober, be vigilant. Your adversary as the devil as a roaring lion. He…
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…who already know, you already know. We're gonna talk about it anyway. Now, Job was a man of great wealth and honor. And we're gonna pick up inJob chapter 1, the very first verse of the book. We're gonna go through the first three verses here. And it says this There was once a man named Job who lived in…
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…them into this battle to come against Israel. Now, you're like, wait a minute, that's that's that that clashes with my theology. But if you go toJob chapter 1and Satan's going to and fro and and he's accusing, and and and and God looks at Satan and goes, Have you considered my servant Job? Right? And…
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…that if you're a believer, you've probably heard numerous times. If you're not a believer, it may be your first time hearing it. But you know, inJob chapter 1, the Bible starts out by telling us that Job, all the good things about Job, that he loved God, that he was a righteous man. And then it tells us…
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…read or find God condemning Job or God rejecting Job. In fact, it's the opposite. He receives Job, he he cares for Job. Listen to what we read inJob chapter 1and in the verse one. There was a man in the land of Olives whose name was Job. And that man was perfect, means fully committed and upright, and…
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…we want to help them because they are poor. But then this person has a drove of um cattle, goats, cows. When you look at scripture, for example, inJob chapter 1, talks about the wealth of Job. Says he had a thousand, a thousand cows, a thousand donkeys, a thousand female donkeys. His wealth is in terms of…
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…man. And I was just reading in Job 1 the other day, and it just came back to me. But Job, you know, he receives this news all at once inJob chapter 1. If you read it, all of All his servants had been killed, wiped out. All his children were killed. They all died. All his wealth gone, literally…
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…that occurs? Let me read you. I look this up in Job. Job says exactly like we're seeing it here. Capital H, Capital, O Holy One. It's found inJob, chapter 1. Excuse me? Found in Job one time. It's found in David's Psalms five times, Jeremiah twice, Hosea twice, Habakkuk 2 times, in the New Testament,…
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…them up to the book of Job. Please take your Bibles and open them up, please, to the book of Job. Um, it's just before the Psalms in your Bible.Job chapter 1. Let's pray before we look at this amazing book together. Let's pray. Lord, we thank you that we can enter into your presence uh this morning…
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…Lord Jesus Christ. Let's look at a couple examples. That will help us grasp the devil's prosecutory work against the people of God. Let's look atJob chapter 1. We all know this. In Job 1, starting in verse 6, we hear this. Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves. Before the…
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…say, okay, I'm doing it as fast as I can. Even in the Bible, even when the devil is there before the throne of God, he does what he's told to do.Job chapter 1, if you want to know a Bible reference. He's respectful in that throne room. I don't know what happens to you if you disobey. Maybe you melt or…
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…because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example so that you might follow in his steps. We see at other places in the Bible as well.Job chapter 1. Satan has to go to God to get permission to deal with Job. Genesis chapter 50 Joseph going through incredible suffering from his brothers, tells…
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…in. And so we're going to with this idea in mind, how comfortable are you with mystery? We're going to get into the book of Job. I'm reading fromJob chapter 1, verses 1 to 12. This is what it says. In the land of earth there lived a man whose name was Job. This man was blameless and upright. He feared God and shunned…
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…Job. Pastor Dale Tunnell: Now, a lot of times we talk about Job and we tell his story, but the introduction to Job. Pastor Dale Tunnell: Turn toJob chapter 1. Pastor Dale Tunnell: We're going to come back here to the New Testament in a minute, but uh Job. Pastor Dale Tunnell: Chapter 1. Pastor Dale…
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…this journey together. So we start today. We'll have this week and next week as we're reading in the book of Job. So I want you to turn with me toJob chapter 1. And here's what I want to talk to you about. That this is a picture of the combination of our spiritual lives and our physical lives and our…
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…some access to heaven. Now, how this works, I don't know. God doesn't tell us, so let's not try to figure it out. But what we know according toJob chapter 1is that the devil comes before God and uh to give some kind of report. There's some kind of way that the devil has access to uh to God. And and…
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…and your riches for peace and contentment will never be satisfied, will never be satisfied. But Job looked at it from a different way back inJob chapter 1and verse 21, he had a very healthy perspective of contentment and money. He says, listen, naked I came from my mother's womb, and naked I shall…
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…brother's house, they were having a party, and there was a great tornado came, tore through the house, and all ten children died. We read there inJob chapter 1and verse 18 these words. While he was yet speaking, there came also another. This was another servant. And said, Thy sons and thy daughters were…
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