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Job 42:5 · BSB
42:5 My ears had heard of You, but now my eyes have seen You.
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…He's not threatened by your questions. And don't miss this. At the end of it all, Job says something that captures the essence of holy curiosity.Job 42, verse 5, Job says, My ears have heard of you, but now my eyes have seen you. Job's questions didn't lead him away from God. They led him into the most…
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…So write this now, everybody. Write this now. Write these scriptures. And when we come on Wednesday, we'll be able to now build on that.Job chapter 42 verse 5. Job chapter 42 verse 5. Genesis 18. Genesis 18, 19, Job 42, verse 5. Have you written that? Then write this subtopic. The word of wisdom is not…
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…word and by the spirit. I frame the world by what I see and hear from his spirit from the word. Then you can say with Job, I love this line fromJob 42 verse 5, every Paddington experience enriches you guys. You'll have your own Paddington experiences. Every Paddington experience enriches you. Job put it…
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…as well. But when God finally spoke to him, he did not answer a single one of Job's questions directly. He revealed himself instead. Job said inJob 42, verse 5, now my eyes have seen you. It wasn't about the specific answer to all of the problems, all of the whys, but my eyes have seen you, the Lord. Now…
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…it again. I'm never going to ask for it back, wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy, but I've seen the Lord. I quote it more than I should, butJob 42, verse 5. That when Job's on the other side of suffering, the end of that suffering. Not on the other side of it, and he'd probably never get on the other…
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…moment in the book of Job that gives us a glimpse into what I believe is God's overarching purpose in our suffering, and it happens right there inJob 42:5where Job, in response to God, simply says, **"I had heard of you by the hearing of the ear, but now my eye sees you…"** I believe the role of…
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…experience His abundant blessings. You experience what Job experienced, “I had heard of you by the hearing of the ear, but now my eye sees you...”Job 42:5In the course of suffering many times and in many ways, your character is developed and your hope shifts from things of this world to Him. And hope…
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…understand why. It's we in hindsight know why. At the end of the story, Job still didn't understand why but he got caught in the last chapter ofJob 42 verse 5. Let me read it. It's so beautiful. Let me read from verse 1. Then Job answered the Lord and said, I know that you can do all things and that no…
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…the right response to a grand view of God's sovereign control, even with our questions, even in our suffering, even with our pain, is seen inJob chapter 42 verse 5, where Job says this, My eyes, my ears had heard of you, but now my eyes have seen you. Therefore, I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes.…
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…we experience his goodness, his greatness, and his grace. There's nothing more powerful, folks, than that. Go to Job. Number two. Job 42, chapter,Job 42, verse 5. Job said, I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear, but now my eyes see at thee. Wow. Wow. After Job had gone through his own life-changing…
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…to recognize that it does take work. It does take work. And I think about a passage over in Job, and I want you to go there as well if you would.Job chapter 42 verse 5. Job is a very interesting book that deals with the matter of human suffering. And most of us, when we're going through suffering, and I can tell…
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…There was always trust in this. He never lost his faith. And if you remember, at the end of the book, God shuts his mouth. But then we come acrossJob 42:5, which is one of the most amazing verses. And when he says Job says this of the Lord. He goes, I have heard of you with my ears, but now my eyes…
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