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Job 2:9–10 · BSB
2:9 Then Job’s wife said to him, “Do you still retain your integrity? Curse God and die!”
2:10 “You speak as a foolish woman speaks,” he told her. “Should we accept from God only good and not adversity?” In all this, Job did not sin in what he said.
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing Job 2:9–10; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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…in Job's life to begin to reduce Job's pride, but God still had the power over what Satan could do and could not do. Amen? Look if you would inJob chapter 2and look at verse 6. And by the way, you say, boy, you look a little, you look a little bent up. I know, but I can still preach, amen. There's so…
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…it that we have in our life that we can be vulnerable with? On those days that we're not great, fine, or fantastic. Notice what Job does here. Um,Job chapter 2, when they, meaning Job's friends, uh Elifaz, Bildad, and Zophar, who I'm going to refer to as Eli, Bill, and Zoe, just to make it easier. It says,…
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…to say, Job, understand who I am. Understand the magnitude of who I am. Because Job, I've got more for you. I'm not done with you yet, Job. Job inJob chapter 2, you were done with yourself. By Job chapter 2, you were done. By Job chapter 3, you couldn't wait to die. I'm not done with you yet. Come on, is…
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…me up to pray for him. And when I was praying, I would text him. And then I texted him a scripture in Job. It's a strange scripture. But it's inJob chapter 2, it's the last verse. And the text just said the scripture, and the scripture says that Job's three friends just came and sat with him, and nobody…
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Our scripture reading is uhJob chapter 2, 11 to 13. And when Job's three friends heard all of these troubles that had come upon him, each of them set out from his home. Eliphaz the…
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…was no definitive redemption that had taken place yet. There was still guilt lingering that had not been paid for yet. Now, we could also look atJob chapter 2and find the exact same evidence and truth that we find in Job chapter 1. But let's turn to Zechariah chapter 3. We read the same thing. Starting…
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…in my life. Brothers and sisters, we need to learn. From Job. We need to have the same attitude, the same faith as our forefather Job. We read inJob chapter 2. The Lord said to Satan, Where have you come from? Then Satan answered the Lord and said, From roaming about on the earth and walking around on it.…
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…No. OK, that would be really sarcastic, you know. God's sovereign nothing that happened. In Job's life came as a surprise to God Job chapter oneJob chapter 2God was intimately acquainted with every difficulty that came in job's life. None of it caught in my surprise. And I'm not suggesting here that…
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…and this is what she said. Curse God and die. And on top of all that, if that wasn't enough, his body broke out into terrible sore boils. ReadingJob chapter 2and verse 7, these words, so went Satan forth from the presence of the Lord, and smoked Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot unto the…
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…name of the Lord and all this job did not sin. Or short charge god with any wrong. so, these are really kind of the And then also to, at the end ofJob chapter 2, it says in verse 10 through 11, it says, but he said to her, you speak as one of the foolish women would speak. This is his is him talking to his…
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…Job could have written himself. It is very dark. But we need to learn from these experiences in life. So I'm going to ask if you'd turn please toJob. Chapter 2. It's on page 510. There's some sheets and pens going round with notes if you would like to follow on. As I say, we're going through the book of…
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