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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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…he's going to do is he's going to fashion it like unto his glorious body. Can I read to you a portion of Scripture back in the Old Testament? InJob chapter 19. Job chapter 19. You may be able to turn there with me if you can do so. You'll enjoy reading this. You'll want to mark this place in your Bible.…
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…hope. Without God, life is hopeless. And in the book of Job, Job was a man afflicted with tremendous difficulty and pain, and yet Job wrote inJob chapter 19, but as for me, I know that my Redeemer lives, and he will I will s and he will stand upon the earth at last. And after my body has decayed, yet in…
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…house. Yet in the midst of it, he says, Yes, but I have this in my heart. My Redeemer lives. Already, Job is seeing the coronation day. Already.Job chapter 19. You'll hear it at every funeral, actually. I always call that the New Testament, in the midst of the Old Testament. It's crazy. Because there,…
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…you knew the Bible better, you would know this better. And he refutes their argument by taking them to Scripture. Now he could have taken them toJob chapter 19, he could have taken them to Psalm chapter 16, he could have taken them to Daniel chapter 12, he could have taken them to any number of places in…
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…let me show you the greatest verses of hope that I believe is in the book of Job. And the greatest verses of hope that are in the book of Job is inJob chapter 19. In the same chapter where Job has said, "You have pulled up my hope like a tree, Job also says these words of hope in his contradiction." Verse…
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…yet shall he live. And everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. The second one we read just a moment ago from our Old Testament inJob chapter 19, for I know that my redeemer lives and at the last he'll stand upon the earth. And after my skin has been thus destroyed, yet in my flesh, I shall…
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And turn to 1st Kings Chapter 18, First Kings Chapter 18, and alsoJob Chapter 19, First Kings Chapter 18 and Job Chapter 19. And I'm going to start right off this morning in prayer and then we'll get into the message and ask,…
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…going to happen. We live in this fallen world, but your suffering will not be wasted. That God is working in the midst of it. That even Job inJob, chapter 19,. When he's at the lowest of the lows, when it doesn't get any lower, what does he do? What does he say? He says this he's at his rock bottom, for…
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…that we find in the Scriptures. The blind leading the blind is found in Matthew and Luke's Gospel. By the skin of our teeth is found in the book ofJob, chapter 19. Where he says, I am nothing but skin and bones. I have escaped with only the skin of my teeth. And you also have no rest or no peace. For the…
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…Lord. Friends, as we continue to read the book of Job, we see that that's Job's story too. It starts in despair and it ends in hope. As we read inJob chapter 19, I know that my Redeemer lives and he will one day walk upon the earth. Many, many, hundreds, thousands of years later, Job's Redeemer, Jesus…
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Job chapter 19. Job chapter 19. And as you are turning, I want to read to you. Something that was Anonymous, but is apropos for our time together in the book of…
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…didn't know the reality of the resurrection that was taught in the rest of the Old Testament scripture. Like Daniel chapter 12, Isaiah chapter 26,Job chapter 19. The resurrection, the reality of it is taught in Scripture. And then they also did not understand that the power of God enough to understand that…
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…mind, he couldn't sleep. Maybe you're listening to me right now and you're not able to sleep, but listen to what job was able to say over there inJob, chapter 19, and in the verse 25, he said this for, I know that my redeemer liveth and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the Earth and though after my…
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…Job. We're going to see here the earliest confession of belief in bodily resurrection, the earliest one that can be found anywhere in Scripture, inJob chapter 19. Now this is not a passage that you would normally expect somebody to preach on on an Easter or Resurrection Sunday. Of all the places to turn, the…
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…Job. We're going to see here the earliest confession of belief in bodily resurrection, the earliest one that can be found anywhere in Scripture, inJob chapter 19. Now this is not a passage that you would normally expect somebody to preach on on an Easter or Resurrection Sunday. Of all the places to turn, the…
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…no sin, Job encounters profound suffering. And yet Job's hope points beyond that present suffering towards a day when all things will be renewed.Job chapter 19, Job is reflecting on this hope, and he says this he says, I know my Redeemer lives. At the last he will stand upon the earth, and after my skin…
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…oldest portion of Scripture. Some believe it's 2,000 years BC. And Job has a horrible life for a long time. And then you find where his heart is inJob chapter 19. And he says, But for me, I know my Redeemer lives. He will stand upon the earth at last. And after my body has decayed, yet in my body I will see…
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…oldest portion of Scripture. Some believe it's 2,000 years BC. And Job has a horrible life for a long time. And then you find where his heart is inJob chapter 19. And he says, But for me, I know my Redeemer lives. He will stand upon the earth at last. And after my body has decayed, yet in my body I will see…
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…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 in Job 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 Christ, before…
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…haven't read the book of Job recently, go back to it. Pull it out, read it. Job struggled with his sufferings. No surprises there. In this case, inJob chapter 19, in the middle of his sufferings, he says, verse 25, for I know that my Redeemer lives, and in the last day he will stand upon the earth. And after…
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