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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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…world. But God says, I'm going to use those things for your good. You know, look here this morning at the devotion of Job. Look here at verse 2. InJob chapter 1, it says this. Let's just start at verse 1. It says, there was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job. And there's a man that perfect and…
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…heaven. I will admit no agendas out of that. I'm thinking Shakiba, Piano 19, Dehan the animating the Hand in a taxi or Sadness. Aloha Job. It's ajob. Chapter 1and 2 did not in your vision is Haas satanas salang it at 9 nahan said Joshua young high priest Sai Justin Sequayah. Chapter 3 Sabina Susannas Abu…
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…down there and get your Bible. Good. All right, he's ready. Amen. Good afternoon. If you have your Bibles with you, please turn to Job Chapter One.Job Chapter 1. I know what pastor's doing, making me preach when I'm when my stomach's full. He understands how hard it is doing that in an afternoon. But no, I…
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…of faith, because your faith is easy to say you trust God when things are going well. You know, think about Job. Turn back to Job for a moment.Job chapter 1. And we see here in the life of Job, because this is one of the accusations that the devil threw at God about Job. You know? Think about what he…
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…but he is not all powerful. He only has the measure of power that is allowed and granted to him by God. You can read about that in the book of Job,Job chapter 1and Job chapter 2. And then here's the last one. A lot of times people think that Satan is, is everywhere present, right? That that he's…
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…into who the devil is. We need to know our enemy, yes. Well, yeah, to some degree because of things like the book of Job, where in the beginning ofJob chapter 1, it says that Satan and and the other sons of God came into God's presence and brought this accusation against Job. And so somehow got in a in the…
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…1 after the other. They come walking in going everything you have is gone, dude, it's gone. And then we find out, right? We find out I'm readingJob chapter 1, that God is in heaven and the angels come before him and Satan comes with the angels. And it's so silly the conversation, like I just kind of play…
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…about Job's character And yet this godly man's life was turned upside down. He suffered a horrible, intense period of great trials and troubles.Job Chapter 1and 2 records that in one day 10 children were killed by a terrible wind from the east, like a great tornado. On the same day all his animals were…
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…story of Job. But I just want to point a couple things out here to you this morning. And and then we'll move over to Second Timothy chapter 3. ButJob chapter 1and verse #1 The Bible says there was a man in the land of Oz whose name was Job. And that man was perfect and upright and one that feared God and…
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…up. Knocked down. Church, get back up. Don't quit. Don't give in. Don't let Satan win. Now, the best example of this I can give you as we go toJob chapter 1. Oh boy, this is so good. I've been studying this over a month. And it's been a blessing to me. All right. Work with me here. All right, phone,…
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…God is sending in the Babylonians. God is the reason there is no fruit on the vine. God is the reason there's no cattle in the stalls. You know,Job chapter 1. Remember Job, all those horrible things that happened to Job. And what does it say? After losing his cattle, sheep, and the produce from his…
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…patriarchs, offers burnt offering. This is before the law of Moses. He's offering up burnt offerings for his sons. Why is he doing that? He says inJob chapter 1and verse 5, perhaps my sons have sinned and cursed God in their hearts. That's why I'm going to offer up a sacrifice. Because they deserve to die…
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…of prayer. Read Psalm 32, read Psalm 4. He's a man who seeks the Lord, who goes to the Lord. And we use Job at the illustration last week. RememberJob chapter 1when he offered up burnt offerings for his children? He continually did this. And the question comes, how did Job know this? The book of Leviticus…
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…his family, seven sons and three daughters. This devastating blow and the sorrow upon sorrow that comes on Job's life. And yet, at the end ofJob chapter 1, we find integrity intact. Verse 21 says this, Naked I came from my mother's womb. Naked shall I return. The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken…
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…guide rather than an outline. So if you have your Bibles, which I hope you do, in whatever form you prefer, electronic or paper, please turn toJob chapter 1. In the Church Bibles it's page 417. We are going to carry on with our study through the book of Job. But before we get into this new section, I'd…
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…Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon. Now, the book of Job begins with its own introduction. And so if you would turn with me toJob chapter 1, if you're using a Bible from the seat around you, you can find it on page 417. Page 417. And we'll begin in chapter 1, verse 1. The first thing…
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…to suffer to the degrees that most of us can only imagine, frankly. So, if you have your Bible, I want to invite you to open it up and turn toJob, chapter 1. I want to take some time to summarize that book really quickly, especially for those who might be in the room who are unfamiliar with it. The…
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Firstly, our readings this morning comes to us from the book ofJob, chapter 1, and beginning at verse 1. There was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job, and that man was blameless and upright, one who feared God and…
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…Satan questions God in front of the human beings. Has God really said that? The second time we have the words of Satan recorded in the Bible isJob chapter 1, where Satan goes before the Lord God and questions humanity, Job, this person Job, he questions humanity before God. So here in Genesis, Satan's…
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…Lord has been faithful. Remember God's grace all the way to the cross. That way, even in the midst of a major trial, we may pray what Job prayed inJob chapter 1. The Lord has given and the Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord. And also in Job 19 where he said, For I know that my Redeemer…
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