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Job 3:5–9 · BSB
3:5 May darkness and gloom reclaim it, and a cloud settle over it; may the blackness of the day overwhelm it.
3:6 If only darkness had taken that night away! May it not appear among the days of the year; may it never be entered in any of the months.
3:7 Behold, may that night be barren; may no joyful voice come into it.
3:8 May it be cursed by those who curse the day—those prepared to rouse Leviathan.
3:9 May its morning stars grow dark; may it wait in vain for daylight; may it not see the breaking of dawn.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…from him, and yet he still chose to worship. But eventually he would still come and want to question God and ask God questions, and we found him inJob chapter 3last week in a very dark place. But we also had this reminder that faith can bring and should bring our deepest pain to God. People of faith, if…
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…Job chapter 1 is that his sorrow didn't silence his worship. But what we also realize is as we read through Job chapter 2, where it got worse, inJob chapter 3, where we get his response to his suffering, is that his worship didn't silence his sorrow. Just because Job was faithful and he turned back to God…
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…Job, I've got more for you. I'm not done with you yet, Job. Job in Job chapter 2, you were done with yourself. By Job chapter 2, you were done. ByJob chapter 3, you couldn't wait to die. I'm not done with you yet. Come on, is that right? You read Job chapter 3, Job's giving up the ghost mentally. He wants…
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…louder. So, you might want to turn it. Yeah, perfect. Okay. I just know myself. This is it's going to be how it is. Um, please take your Bibles.Job chapter 3. I'm going to pray and ask for the Lord's help. Let's pray together. Lord, thank you for uh what we have been singing that we will trust in you. we…
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…to Be. OK, We'll find out because you could finish that statement a few different ways, but we want to talk about the Kingdom birth. Now. Look atJob chapter 3, Job chapter 3 verses 1/3. I'm going to start this way. This, this. I get the mood of the service. All right. It said afterward, Job opened his…
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If you got a Bible, go and get that open to the book of Job in the Old Testament, specificallyJob chapter 3. As you're turning there, a couple notes are sermon series for Advent. We're titling it stubborn gladness. So Advent is the celebration of the…
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…didn't know that's not how this works. OK, so cool. We we cool with that. All right, if you got your Bibles open up with me, we're going to be inJob chapter 3. We're actually in a couple different places, but we're going to start off in Job chapter 3. It's only fitting that we read through a little bit of…
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…thing to experience it. Some of you right now are experiencing suffering. It sticks to you. It stays with you. Job described his suffering inJob chapter 3. He said before I eat, I sigh. Maybe that's you right now. Constantly a big deep breath hits you. You know, Paul described his affliction in Asia…
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Hey, well, good morning. I want to invite you to turn with me, if you would please, toJob chapter 3. ! We're continuing our study in this book, Job chapter 3. If you're using the Pew Bible, it's on page 418. Now, the challenge over the next six…
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…for those good songs. It's now time for Children's Church. If we have any little tykes, six and under. The rest of us will be in the book of Job.Job chapter 3is where we will start in verse 20. Job chapter 3 verse 20. Job chapter 3, verse 20. If you've never read the book of Job, I would encourage you to…
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…even though they don't see light they also never see the evil work done under the sun. Now the thought that Solomon expresses here is similar toJob chapter 3. Job expresses the heartache of living through loss this side of glory. He had a family. He had children. He had wealth. He had cattle and in a…
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…everything he had in a physical and a material sense, but he remained steadfast. Yes, he complained to God. He cursed the day that he was born,Job chapter 3. He believed God was absent in his suffering. Verse chapter 23 of the book of Job. But his faith was never ultimately snuffed out. In the midst of…
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…would you like to exit stage left here? I think both of them certainly would have said yes. In fact, we know Job would have said that because inJob, chapter 3and Job, chapter 10, he says it would have been better if I had never been born than to endure all this trouble and difficulty that I am facing.…
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…in chapter 38. So I thought, let me put again up on the screen where we have been and where we're going. So this is kind of all the chapters ofJob. Chapter 3, Job had just lost everything. And he suffered so much. He wanted to die. But then we've been struggling with why. And, well, one week we had just…
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…right? You can be surrounded by people with you. And yet when you're in the depth of despair, you can feel utterly alone. Friends, the message ofJob chapter 3is that even the most faithful, God-fearing, righteous men and women, those who God affirms as blameless and God-fearing and good and righteous,…
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…is wrapped around Job. It doesn't matter that it's the oldest book in the Bible, the most misunderstood book in the Bible. That early on inJob chapter 3when all that stuff happens to me says, the thing that I was afraid of has happened to me. And that which I feared has occurred unto me. Meaning he…
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…you allowing this in my life? Why am I suffering so much pain or going through this or that or whatever it may be? We're going to be starting inJob chapter 3, so we're not going to be going through job one and two. And here's the kind of the setup up to Job chapter 3, in the beginning of job. One, Joe…
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…of down. David and the patriarchs, they died, their soul went down to Sheol. The Old Testament describes Sheol for the righteous as a land of rest.Job chapter 3says that he wishes he would have died and gone to the place of rest. So the righteous who die go to Sheol. Babies who die go to Sheol and they…
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