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Job 9:8 · BSB
9:8 He alone stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the sea.
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…they're under his feet. They're under his feet, and this is actually a demonstration of Christ's deity, because Job, when Speaking of God, said inJob 9 verse 8, which alone spreadeth out the heavens and treadeth upon the waves of the sea. Gee, Campbell Morgan wrote. It is too dark for you to see him yet,…
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…and help, that's exactly what he does. Look in verse 25. In the fourth watch of the night he came to them, and now you see it, walking on the sea.Job chapter 9 verse 8says that God tramples the waves of the sea and that's exactly what Jesus does here. But please remember Jesus is not walking on a calm water.…
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…in this light, that Jesus is in fact God. That this is the language of the Old Testament used to describe Yahweh. I have it there on your screen.Job 9, verse 8says this about God, who alone stretched out the heavens and trampled the waves of the sea. Earlier I made the connection that I think that it's…
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…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 can't command him.Job chapter 9, verse 8, he says, It is God alone who walks on the water. Only God can do that. And it's funny, at the end of the book of Job, when God comes back and…
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…it's even more amazing in Jewish eyes who knew the Old Testament. Because in the Old Testament, it was God alone who walked on water. So we see inJob 9:8, it says, God alone stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the sea. In Psalm 77, it says, the waters saw You, God. The waters saw You…
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…we just stop and think for a minute and put some thought into our reality, we begin, as those disciples would have to understand what's going on.Job chapter 9, verse 8, it says, God alone stretched out the heavens and trampled the waves of the sea. You see, ancient thought believed that the sea was this…
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…the God who introduced himself to Moses as, I am. The Old Testament calls Yahweh basically the wave-treader. Isn't that cool? The wave-treader.Job chapter 9, verse 8. Job says that Yahweh alone stretched out the heavens and trampled the waves of the sea. So you remember that to the ancient mind, the sea…
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…in that passage in Job, as he records in verse 48 how Jesus came to them walking on the sea, because just a couple of verses earlier, in Job 9,Job 9:8, that's almost exactly the same wording that Job uses to describe God as"the one who alone stretches out the heavens and treads on the waves of the…
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…of who God is. I AM is here. Do not be afraid. The God of the Old Testament, the God of Abraham, of Isaac and of Jacob. Job speaks of this I AM inJob 9:8. Saying, the I AM is the only one who stretches out the heavens and who treads on the waves of the sea. That is the I AM. But this is not the most…
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