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Job 19:25 · BSB
19:25 But I know that my Redeemer lives, and in the end He will stand upon the earth.
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…had been written when Job lived. He's got nothing to go on but what God has revealed to him. And I'm telling you, God showed him plenty. InJob 19, verse 25, listen to these words. For I know that my Redeemer liveth. See, Job was trusting the Redeemer before he came. Let me ask you something. You might…
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…skin has been destroyed, yet in my flesh I will see God. I myself will see Him with my own eyes, I and not another, how my heart yearns within me.Job chapter 19 verses 25 to 27. Notice what Job insists on. He says the word, I, my own eyes. And then he adds four words that settle the whole question, I and not another. Job…
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…him. And you know what he does in the in the middle of all of it? He says, what might be one of the most defiant sentences in all of scripture. InJob chapter 19 verse 25, he says, I know that my redeemer lives. In the middle of all of it, I know that my redeemer lives. Here's what we really need to understand about…
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…And neither did the Egyptians believe this. [SPEAKER_00]: spoke about it. [SPEAKER_00]: One example is Job 19, the clearest one. [SPEAKER_00]:Job 19, verse 25. [SPEAKER_00]: Let me read it for you. [SPEAKER_00]: This is Job. [SPEAKER_00]: He says, for I know that my redeemer lives and at the last he will…
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…sin with his lips. Like Job's heart still knew that God would eventually redeem and save him. And then we see this later on in the book of Job. InJob 19, verses 25 through 27, he says this, and it's foreshadowing the Redeemer that we have in Jesus. He says, For I know that my Redeemer lives, and at the last he will stand…
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…if he had someone who could be his redeemer, someone who could go to God and speak on his half, that he would be free of all these troubles.Job 19, verses 25 to 26says, I know that my redeemer lives, and this is one we often repeat at funerals. I know that my Redeemer lives and that in the end he will stand…
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…is murdered, he takes care of it. And uh if someone's a widow, he marries them and takes care of them at cost to himself. That's the word used inJob 19:25. I know my redeemer. That's the word used in Psalm 19:14. my strength and my redeemer. God is our strength. He is our redeemer. The God man came…
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…circumstances. I want to thank God that Job, uh, in the prime of his suffering, he was not overwhelmed by his suffering. And that's why inJob 19, verse 25, he says, I know my Redeemer lives even at the center of his suffering. He is Making a very interesting statement. I may go through everything I'm…
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…and how was this how's this man born on clean of a woman? How can he be an upright and a perfect man fearing God because he spoke about a RedeemerJob 19 verse 25. I know he said, he's in the depths of despair here. When he speaks his words. He's down in the dumps a thousandfold, and yet he's still a man of…
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…I think these verses are amazing. An amazing statement. And listen Job was not just making a theological statement here. This was from the heart.Job chapter 19 verse 25and I'm going to emphasize the personal pronouns here. For I know that my Redeemer lives. Wow this is from Job. Right? This is from the book of…
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…John MacArthur. And this is an amazing story of a man who made a decision that even though he would face tremendous pain, would say these words. InJob 19, verse 25, he wrote these words. I know that my Redeemer lives, and he shall stand at the last on the earth. I love what God did with the man by the name of…
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…us to one more piece of incredible news. Right in the middle of Job's emotional roller coaster conversation with his friends, he boldly declares inJob 19:25-27, **"For I know that my Redeemer lives, and at the last he will stand upon the earth. And after my skin has been thus destroyed, yet in my flesh I…
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…and this justice flows in the river of redeeming grace. There is an anointing here and it is the anointing that redeems. Job, in his own words inJob, chapter 19, verse 25, said some words that are very, very powerful when he was going through a very difficult situation. It was so hard for Job. In 19, verse 25, he…
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…water I will give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.” And finallyJob 19:25-26: “I know that my redeemer lives, and that in the end he will stand upon the earth. And after my skin has been destroyed, yet in my flesh I will…
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…difficult, difficult time. But if it was you who was Job in that situation, it would seem like what? Many years. But listen to what Job says inJob 19, verse 25. While you was going through this very challenging time, it says this Job 19, 25. The Bible says this I know now this is Job speaking. He says I…
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…was left without our inheritance. We got cheated out of that too. And along comes a Redeemer. Did you know that Jesus is called first of all inJob chapter 19 verses 25and 26? Have you ever heard that? I know that my Redeemer liveth and he shall appear. I shall see him in my flesh. That is even though my flesh has…
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…want to discredit? And the reason I say this is what was happening is this is what the what the Sadducees were doing. The resurrection is taught inJob chapter 19, verse 25 through 27. It's taught in other places in the Old Testament. In 1 Corinthians 15, 44, we're told about this bodily resurrection, but how it's different than…
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…sin will corrupt, and injustice will come home, and you will be wronged. That will all happen also. But in the midst of it, never let go of joy.Job 19, verse 25, I know my Redeemer lives. And in the end he will stand upon the earth. After my skin has been destroyed, in my flesh I will see God. This is Job…
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…you must have done things wrong, God's punishing you, Job. It was adding insult to injury. How did Job respond to that? We'll have a look atJob chapter 19, verse 25. Job 19, verse 25. In the midst of his heartache, in the midst of his pain, listen to the words of Job, verse 25. I know that my Redeemer lives,…
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…has been conquered by God. Job knew that life and death were determined by God, but he also knew that death was not the end. Have a look with me inJob chapter 19, verse 25, Job chapter 19. not only incredible because Job is saying this, I don't know how many hundreds of years or thousands of years before the coming of…
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