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  • The Judge Always Gets The Final Word Series

    Contributed by Thomas Swope on Jan 12, 2017
     | 8,592 views

    A study of the book of Job 38: 1 – 41

    Job 38: 1 – 41 The Judge Always Gets The Final Word 1 Then the LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said: 2 “Who is this who darkens counsel by words without knowledge? 3 Now prepare yourself like a man; I will question you, and you shall answer Me. 4 “Where were you ...read more

  • God's Mighty Works - Job Chapter Thirty Eight Series

    Contributed by Tom Shepard on Sep 11, 2008
    based on 28 ratings
     | 15,754 views

    A study into Job chapter thirty eight.

    Job 38 could be outlined – Job is Confronted by God (Job 38:1-3) God Questions Job (Job 38:4-11) Light and Darkness (Job 38:12-24) God’s Mighty Works (Job 38:25-41) God finally speaks. 1 Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said: 2 "Who is this who darkens counsel By words ...read more

  • Audacity And Humility (Or Pride And The Perfect Man)

    Contributed by Judith Hand on Oct 14, 2009
    based on 6 ratings
     | 6,990 views

    Comparing the audacity of Job questioning God and James and John’s request to sit on the right and left of the throne to the humility of Christ.

    Scriptures: Job 38: 1-7, 38-41 Hebrews 5:1-10 Mark 10:35-45 Audacity and Humility …. (Or Pride and Perfection) Recently I received an email with the subject line:”Photo of a perfect man.” When I opened it, it said “Image not available.” Well, now that is funny at least to the females in the ...read more

  • Declare If You Know Series

    Contributed by Joseph Smith on Mar 23, 2002
    based on 29 ratings
     | 3,638 views

    The Palm Sunday crowds, like Job’s friends, shouted their slogans too glibly, communicating only popularity and prejudice, substituting religiosity and mere activity for knowing Jesus personally.

    Declare if you know. Declare. Interesting word, “Declare”. It suggests that when we communicate, there are a variety of levels at which we can speak. There are different intensities we can use when we want to say something. Some folks merely suggest. They offer timid little ideas ...read more