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Job 1:9 · BSB
1:9 Satan answered the LORD, “Does Job fear God for nothing?
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…The first hedge is what is called the protection hedge. And this is this is what I'm calling the protection hedge. This is what Satan refers to inJob 1:9. Here's what he says. Here's his perspective on Job's suffering. Then Satan answered the Lord and said, "Jo, does Job fear God for no reason? Have…
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…council, we have a character that approaches God, someone who is called the accuser, and this accuser asks God to bring hardship upon Job. InJob chapter 1, verses 9 through 11, we read, Then the accuser, Satan, answered the Lord and said, Does Job fear God for no reason? Have you not put a hedge around him, and his house,…
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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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…over them. He has no power over the brothers continuously before God has been thrown out. You see his accusation in Job. You see his accusation inJob 1, verse 9and 10. You see his accusation against Joshua, the high priest. And look at the guys he picks, eh? He's picking the... If he can pick on them and…
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…I went to Revelation 12 I'm back to Job 1 are you all with me? Thank you sir you always are John amen. Then Satan answered verse 9 this is now inJob chapter 1 verse 9then Satan answered the Lord and said that Job fee thee for naught has found and not made a hedge about him and about his house and about all that…
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…has a voice. It is affected through accusation. It is a chief activity for Satan. It is a chief activity of Satan. He is called the accuser. InJob chapter 1, verse 9and 10, we see that he used accusation as a means to undermine God's verdict on Job, saying skin for skin accusation. In Zechariah 3, there's this…
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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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…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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