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Job 1:6 · BSB
1:6 One day the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan also came with them.
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…to the angels. Is by looking at the rest of scripture. Where else is this phrase used? The most clear example, though there are many others, isJob chapter 1 verse 6. And he says exactly the same thing. The sons of Elim, the sons of God, present themselves before the Lord. And they shout for joy at creation. So…
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…in the garden that you and I are still doing to still give him that power and authority in this world that stinks but that's truth okay now inJob chapter 1 verses 6 through 7it says one day the members of the heavenly court came to present themselves before the Lord and the accuser Satan came with them where have you…
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…sickness is the foul offspring of his father Satan and his mother sin. Sickness is the foul offspring of its father Satan and its mother sin. InJob chapter 1, verse 6. It says, Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan came also among them. The adversary was…
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…not taking notes this morning, I want you to write it down. The title of today's message is Who Are My People? So let's look into the scriptures,Job chapter 1, verses 6 through 12. One day, when the angels came to report to God, Satan, who was the designated accuser and continues to be, by the way, came along with them. God…
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…is like a hedge of fire around you. The devil noticed that that hedge by saying this to God when he wanted to tempt Job. Let me go to that verse,Job chapter 1, verse 6. The devil noticed it. Many times we don't notice it, but the devil could see it. One day the angels came to present themselves before the Lord,…
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…was a man named Job, was an exceptionally righteous man who lived in a land far, far away and was the most wealthy and prosperous man in the land.Job 1 verse 6. One day the angels came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan, the Satan, also came with them. The Lord said to Satan, where have you…
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…from the Hebrew language, which the majority of the Old Testament is written in. And it means adversary or accuser. That is the word that's used inJob chapter 1, verse 6and 7. When Satan walks into the courts of heaven and the Lord says, where have you been? Now let me just say this. God never asks questions…
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…the devil and Satan, the deceiver of the whole world. He was thrown down to the earth and his angels were thrown down with him. So he was an angel.Job chapter 1, verse 6calls him one of the sons of God, which is a reference to, an Old Testament reference to angels. Jesus referred to him as an angel in Matthew 25,…
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…come from? We need to study in order to understand that a variety of scripture to get a better understanding. But it becomes clear when we do that.Job chapter 1 verse 6puts Satan with this quote, Sons of God. That's an Old Testament term for angels. Jesus also referred to him as one. In Matthew 25 verse 41 when he…
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…award for best dude on the earth, Job wins. And we get this really interesting story about Satan interacting with God, talking about Job. And so inJob chapter 1, verses 6 through 12, it says, One day the members of the heavenly court came to present themselves before the Lord, and the accuser Satan came with them. Where have…
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…award for best dude on the earth, Job wins. And we get this really interesting story about Satan interacting with God, talking about Job. And so inJob chapter 1, verses 6 through 12, it says, One day the members of the heavenly court came to present themselves before the Lord, and the accuser Satan came with them. Where have…
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…Satan has demanded to have all of the apostles. He has demanded to sift all these apostles like wheat. In the same way, he demanded to have Job inJob chapter 1, verses 6 to 12, in order to afflict him and to tempt him to renounce his allegiance to God. Satan is trying to do the same with these 12 apostles. He's asked of…
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…read out loud. I need somebody to open their Bibles to don't read it just yet. We're gonna get all the references out first. Somebody to pull out,Job chapter 1, Verse 6, Job, chapter 1, verse 6, just lift your hand if you want. Job chapter 1, verse 6. Okay, Jennifer Job, chapter 1, verse 6 and and also 2:1 another…
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…I just read. He was cast out of heaven, but he still. Now watch this. I want to show you something. He still has access to heaven. Jason, go toJob chapter 1, verse 6 through 12. Man, this is so good. I'm taking time. I'm just laying it out as simply as I know how. Hey, he's on earth, he's kicked out of heaven, but right…
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…in hell right now. He's here on the earth. And he brought these fallen angels. Now the Bible calls demons with him. You say, How do you know that?Job chapter 1, verse 6. It says, The angels came before the Lord, and Satan came with him. And God said, Where have you come from? And Satan said, I've come from walking…
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