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Job 9:31 · BSB
9:31 then You would plunge me into the pit, and even my own clothes would despise me.
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…what I'm going through, you have me. And you know my future, and you will never leave me nor forsake me. But watch this. Job said something inJob chapter 9that we should pay close attention to. He says, if only I had a mediator. If only I had a go-between between me and God, somebody that could plead…
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…storm that is threatening to kill and take the life of these disciples has no effect on Jesus Christ whatsoever. Who is this man? Who is Jesus? InJob chapter 9, we read this. God alone spreads out the heaven. And he treads on the waves of the seas. Isn't that beautiful? Job says only God can walk on water.…
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…us and God. Adam and Eve and the serpent had no one to stand in for them. As Job put it, we need a go-between. In fact, let's read it. The book ofJob, chapter 9, starting at verse 33. Neither is there any days, man. It's just an old word that means an umpire. Neither is there any umpire, no arbitrator…
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…sympathize with all of your weaknesses, there is a God that we serve. And even Job in the Old Testament, experiencing so many trials, he utters inJob chapter 9. If only I had a mediator. If only I had a go-between, somebody that could plead my case. Guess what, people of God, you have a mediator in his…
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…will bring. What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes. Surely all mankind stands as a mere breath.Job chapter 9. My days are swifter than a runner. They flee away, they see no good. They go by like shifts, skiffs of reed, like an eagle swooping on the prey. I…
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…is walking on the wake. Out in the middle of this dark body of water. This is a display of divinity. They would have known and been familiar withJob chapter 9, which says, He alone, God, stretches out the heavens and he walks on the waves. He rides on the waves. This is a revelation of God here. They're…
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…with thee, that thou mayest be feared. Remember, this was the assembly that gathered gathered with Ezra, who trembled before the words of the Lord.Job chapter 9, and verses two through four, it says, I know it is so of a truth, but how should man be just before God? If he will contend with him, he cannot…
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…you anything. In Job chapter 9, verses 2 2 to 4, um, we're gonna go through a handful of references, so just be be ready to jot these down. UhJob chapter 9, 2 through 4 says, Truly, I know that it is so, but how can a man be right? How can a man be in the rights before God? If one wished to contend…
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…with thee, that thou mayest be feared. Remember, this was the assembly that gathered gathered with Ezra, who trembled before the words of the Lord.Job chapter 9and verses two through four, it says, I know it is so of a truth, but how should man be just before God? If he will contend with him, he cannot…
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…You see, without Jesus, we are at odds with God because of our sin that separates us from him. We cannot possibly be reconciled and restored. InJob chapter 9, Job is praying to the Lord, and he says in verse 33, nor is there any mediator between us who may lay his hand on both of us. Job says, God, who…
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…that's hard for me to read because it's got so much stuff in it that's not right. Well, why is it in the Bible? Well, it's in the Bible. How aboutJob, chapter 9? Let me show you that one. This is right. I mean, there is truth in there. Even Job's friends have got a sprinkling of truth, even though God…
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…divorce his words from his actions, because what is he doing when he says egoemi? He's walking on the water. That's kind of divine-ish, isn't it?Job chapter 9, Job is listing all the reasons he's not able to argue with God. He says, you know, I'm making an appointment with God, God doesn't show up. I…
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…nothing within ourselves until you realize that you do not possess the means of yourself to be right with God. Think about for a moment what Job,Job chapter 9, Job makes a very declarative statement. Because the problem is, oftentimes, we like to justify ourselves, don't we? Notice what he says, and I…
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…is happening here in the gospel of Mark. Jesus decides to walk on the water, which is something by the way only the Lord can do. In the book ofJob chapter 9, Yahweh is described as the one who treads on the waves of the sea. And he treads on the waves of the sea as a way of showing his might and his…
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…of the waves, the tumult of the nations, the whole earth is filled with awe at your wonders. So you've got these Psalms and you've got Job inJob chapter 9speaking about God's mastery over the waves. He alone stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the sea. He's the maker of the bear and…
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…thing of walking on water. Well, if you're familiar with the Old Testament, this idea of walking on water is something that's attributed to God. InJob chapter 9, we're told he tramples on the waves of the sea. Throughout the Old Testament, we're told about God's control over nature in books like Isaiah and…
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…into the boat with his disciples. A third passage in Job continues to show us this link in symbolism that Peter is making between Jesus and God. InJob chapter 9, a passage where Job is recounting the awesome separation between God and humanity. It's showing that God can do what humanity cannot do and cannot…
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…that rhetorical question, but I don't think he needed to give Job the answer because Job had already given the answer. Look back at chapter 9.Job chapter 9. Job already knew the answer to the question, and we do as well. If we just stop and think for a minute and put some thought into our reality, we…
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…than a weaver's shuttle. Job 7. My days are swifter than a runner. They flee away. They go like skiffs of reed, like an eagle swooping on the prey.Job chapter 9. You sweep them away as with a flood. They are like a dream, like grass that is renewed in the morning. In the morning it flourishes and is…
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…to me? And he said, I would like to be able to march into God's presence and say, What are you doing? What did I do to deserve this? Right? And inJob chapter 9, he says, There is no mediator. There's no daisman. There's no go-between that can put his hand on my shoulder and put his hand on God's shoulder…
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