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Job

The Two Types of Anger

JOB 32:1–5 – So these three men ceased to answer Job, because he was righteous in his own eyes. Then Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite, of the family of Ram, burned with anger. He burned with anger at Job because he justified himself rather than God. He burned with anger also at Job’s three friends because they had found no…

Enter Elihu: His Role, Rebukes, Relevance – Part 2

This Lord’s Day, we continue our journey through the Old Testament book of Job observing the last of the human participants in Job’s story – Elihu. We will discern his character and the spiritual qualities in his rebukes of correction to Job and his friends. From these speeches of Elihu, we learn much about the character and ways of the Lord.

Enter Elihu: His Role, Rebukes, Relevance – Part 1

This Lord’s Day, we continue our journey through the Old Testament book of Job meeting the last of the human participants in Job’s story – Elihu. He offers four extensive speeches that are both correctional to Job and his friends as well as beautiful descriptions defending God’s character by proclaiming God’s truth of Himself.

Job’s Final Words: Summary and Defense

This Lord’s Day, we continue our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves listing to his summary statement of his life and final words. He will model for us a believer who is transparent in sharing his life while emphasizing his commitment to a life of blameless and holy conduct before his watching God and the world.

Job’s Collective Speech To His Friends

This Lord’s Day, we continue our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves in a significant transition period. Job’s friends have finished their speeches, and now Job speaks to all of them. In this section, we find a model of perseverance in Job as well as the wise teacher pointing us to the true and only source of wisdom and understanding.

Bildad’s Third Speech – Job’s Response – Part 2

This Lord’s Day, we return to our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves in the last cycle of speeches between Job’s friends and himself. In this speech, we hear the shortest of all the speeches from Job’s friend offering no hope and Job’s response which is a wonderful proclamation of the majestic sovereignty of our God.