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Job 29:2 · BSB
29:2 “How I long for the months gone by, for the days when God watched over me,
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…see Job the greatest anguish in the suffering was an anguish of a broken what he believed was a broken and severed relationship with God notice inJob chapter 29 verse 2he says this oh that I were as in the months of old as in the days when God watched over me when his lamp shone upon my head and by his light I…
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…that. I'm sure the students were cursing that student for daring Charles Spurgeon to, elaborate. But in that talk, Spurgeon quotes what Job says inJob 29:2-3. Job says, oh, that I were as in months past, as in days, as in the days when God preserved me, when His candle shone upon my head. Reflecting on…
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…of Job, talking about light in the context of Job, the man whose life had been turned upside down with despair. And he reads what Job said inJob 29:2-3. This is what Job says, oh, that I were as in months past, as in the days when God preserved me, when His candle shone upon my head. So in his…
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…this massive despair having lost everything in his life, and he talks about the light of Christ as a candle in this. He says, hear how Job sighs inJob 29:2-3. This is him speaking, Charles Spurgeon. He says, sorry, this is Job. Oh that I were as in the months past, as in the days when God preserved me,…
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