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Job 42:3 · BSB
42:3 You asked, ‘Who is this who conceals My counsel without knowledge?’ Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know.
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…that I struggle with. And then God even turns back and continues talking to Job and puts Job in his place, and then we have this final response inJob chapter 42. I'm gonna read these nine verses, this first half of this last chapter of this magnificent book. Then Job answered the Lord and said, I know that…
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Amen. Well, good morning. Please take your Bibles and open them up to the book of Job. That is the last time I'm going to say that.Job chapter 42. Please open up your Bibles to Job chapter 42. This moment as you get to the end of the book is always a bittersweet moment. Um, it's bitter…
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…the relief that he was not able to find in the responses from his friends does that make sense to you guys so I'll just read this brief passagejob Chapter 42and job answered the Lord and he said I know that you can do anything and no devising is beyond you who is this obscuring counsel without knowledge…
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…be at peace with him." The Lord causes peace to come over your trial, over your adversity, over your enemies when your way pleases him. It's likeJob chapter 42. It's crazy that we use Job as the trial testimony book and WE SEE AND GOD MADE THAT BOOK 42 books long. Come on, somebody. That's a long trial, a…
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…and it's interesting because Job will eventually tell him, I will clap my hand over my mouth. I am going to keep quiet. I don't know anything.Job chapter 42verses one to six. He says this. Then Job answered the Lord and said, I know that you can do all things and that no purpose of yours can be…
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…to worship him? What should we learn from this book? How does it impact our hearts and influence our lives and our activities on Monday? We come toJob chapter 42, beginning in verse 7. We're going to take it through the end of the book this morning to verse 14. And we're going to see God who shows up in two…
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…his finances, his health, his home. Job lost everything, but Job held on to hope. He was anchored in hope in who God is. And the Bible says inJob chapter 42, watch this, it says indeed, the Lord gave Job how much? Yes, twice as much as he had before. Double. Double sheep, double camels, double cars,…
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…got back to normal, but that he had twice as much as he did before he went into this entire thing. If you read through the entire passage there inJob chapter 42, you'll read about that he had twice as many sons and daughters, he had twice the number of livestock, and it goes through and details all of those…
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…and discernment from the Spirit. 3\. _The role suffering plays in our lives_. I want to encourage you to turn all the way to the end of the book ofJob, chapter 42. After 36 chapters of lament from Job and unhelpful responses from his friends, God mercifully begins to speak out of the whirlwind in chapter 38.…
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…the living God. Sure, Nebuchadnezzar had seen God work. He had seen him move. Nebuchadnezzar had seen, but he had not yet believed. We see that inJob chapter 42. Job makes this confession as well. My ears had heard of you, but now my eyes have seen you. Nebuchadnezzar had seen, he had heard in a way, but he…
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…to see God and so for ourselves today we should long for that as well that our people would see Jesus there's a version Job in the last chapter ofJob chapter 42and it's coming to the conclusion of all that he's experienced in life Job who lost so much whose life was just turned upside down who suffered in…
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Can I ask you to open up your Bibles atJob chapter 42or the app you may have on your phone? Just give you a second to do that. Job chapter 42. Then Job answered the Lord and said, I know that you can…
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…have seen you I Now understand that. You are bigger than all of this and you have been with me all along. Job had a deeper sense of who God was andJob chapter 42, but he had to go through chapter 2 and 3 all the way up to that point. To see it. To see it. And so, I encourage you. Your suffering is not in…
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…is not the end. For the Christian, that happy ending we long for is our future and nothing can take that away from us. So we're going to look atJob chapter 42under three headings and then briefly take a step back and bring the whole series to a close. So the first thing that we see in this passage is…
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…the land. And when he restores their fortunes, another incredible little phrase. It's the same phrase that's used at the end of the story of Job.Job chapter 42, you remember the story? Job is a wealthy man who loses everything, maintains his trust in the Lord, and the conclusion of his story, God restores…
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Okay, we're going to go back toJob chapter 42. As I said earlier, we looked at the first six verses last Sunday morning, and we're going to look at from verse 7 to the end of that chapter under…
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…does, and then it all begins to make sense. So for a few minutes, we're going to look at some of these aspects of particularly that last section inJob chapter 42, Job's own response. And I've called it a shock of repentance, and repentance is just another word for turning back, turning and facing God, having…
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…in his sin of adultery with Bathsheba. So that entire song is this mourning, this pouring out his heart and confession to God. Another is Job inJob chapter 42. At the end of all of this conversation about what God has done in his life, Job recognizes in the presence of God that he has done wrong, that he…
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…say so in fact the author of Job wants us to see that the suffering that Job experienced is ultimately from God go to the very end of the book ofJob chapter 42right to the very end where we have a conclusion chapter 42 verse 11 have you got it chapter 42 verse 11 all Job's brothers and sisters and…
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…does a few things. Number 1, godly counsel causes me to pray for the people who mistreat me. Job chapter number 1, we see the crises of Job, but inJob chapter 42, we see the turning of that crisis. Job 42 and 10, the Bible declares that the Lord turned the captivity of Job when he prayed for his friends. The…
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