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Job 4:7–8 · BSB
4:7 Consider now, I plead: Who, being innocent, has ever perished? Or where have the upright been destroyed?
4:8 As I have observed, those who plow iniquity and those who sow trouble reap the same.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Job 4:7–8; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
7 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…that was the whole point of verse 8 here with Jesus and and the spirit uh to Nicodemus which he didn't have and which he needed. Let's turn toJob chapter 4. Job chapter 4 and verse 14. Job 4 and verse 14. This was a long time ago, the oldest book in the Bible. And there are things here that let us know…
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…his hand and cut me off this is in response to the the strong rebuke that Eliphaz his his wisest and oldest friend perhaps provides for us in inJob chapters 4and 5 and the tenor of of Eliphaz's rebuke kind of comes down to really two verses that we find in chapter 4 the first is chapter 4 verse 6 where…
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…his hand and cut me off this is in response to the the strong rebuke that Eliphaz his his wisest and oldest friend perhaps provides for us in inJob chapters 4and 5 and the tenor of of Eliphaz's rebuke kind of comes down to really two verses that we find in chapter 4 the first is chapter 4 verse 6 where…
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…and monetary principles. So let's start with the spiritual. Let me just read you. I don't have these verses on the screen, but let me read youJob, chapter 4, beginning in verse 8. Job says as I have seen those who plow iniquity or sin and so trouble reap the same. Did we not just talk about this last…
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…look at the first half of verse 10. It was the will of the Lord to crush him, which is a crazy verse in and of itself. This word crush is used inJob chapter 4to speak of the way that God could crush a man like you would crush a moth. Crushed a moth before? And you felt just the grainy, just it just…
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…counsel, but ungodly counsel. Not because they're bad people, they're wounded people. His wife is inside of his ear. She gives ungodly counsel.Job chapter 4through Job chapter number 37, his friends get inside of his ear. Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar. And they start out for the first 7 days, and they…
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…endless, if you like, getting at Job about his suffering, and we're going to be looking at that just at different sections. So we're going to be atJob chapter 4, so you'll need your Bibles open as we flick from page to page. Well, let's pray and ask for God's help for us this morning. Father, again, we…
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