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The Book of Job

Apr 01, 2019

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The Book of Job. Why do the righteous suffer?. Job’s Character. Blameless Upright Feared God Turned away from evil. God’s Evaluation of Job. My servant None like him on the earth Blameless & upright Fears God Turns away from evil. Job’s Blessings. 10 children 7000 sheep 3000 camels

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The Book of Job Why do the righteous suffer?

Job’s Character • Blameless • Upright • Feared God • Turned away from evil

God’s Evaluation of Job • My servant • None like him on the earth • Blameless & upright • Fears God • Turns away from evil

Job’s Blessings • 10 children • 7000 sheep • 3000 camels • 500 yoke of oxen • 500 female donkeys • Very many servants

Satan’s Question Does Job fear God for no reason?

Job’s Blessings 7000 sheep 10 children “The LORD gave, and the LORD has taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD.” 500 yoke of oxen 500 female donkeys Very many servants 3000 camels

Job’s Blessings 7000 sheep 10 children “But stretch out your hand and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will curse you to your face.” 500 yoke of oxen 500 female donkeys Very many servants 3000 camels

Job’s Answer Shall we receive good from God, and shall we not receive evil?

The wrong question: Why is job suffering?

Eliphaz Remember: who that was innocent ever perished? Or where were the upright cut off? As I have seen, those who plow iniquity and sow trouble reap the same. By the breath of God they perish, and by the blast of his anger they are consumed. 3:7-9

Bildad If you will seek God and plead with the Almighty for mercy, if you are pure and upright, surely then he will rouse himself for you and restore your rightful habitation. 8:5-6

Zophar Know then that God exacts of you less than your guilt deserves. 11:6

Zophar For he has crushed and abandoned the poor; He has seized a house that he did not build. 20:19

Eliphaz Is not your evil abundant? There is no end to your iniquities. For you have exacted pledges of your brothers for nothing and stripped the naked of their clothing. You have given no water to the weary to drink, and you have withheld bread from the hungry. The man with power possessed the land, and the favored man lived in it. You have sent widows away empty, and the arms of the fatherless were crushed. 22:5-9

The right question: Where is wisdom found?

Conventional Wisdom For inquire, please, of bygone ages, and consider what the fathers have searched out. For we are but of yesterday and know nothing, for our days on earth are a shadow. Will they not teach you and tell you and utter words out of their understanding? 8:8-10

Conventional Wisdom Have you listened in the council of God? And do you limit wisdom to yourself? What do you know that we do not know? What do you understand that is not clear to us? Both the gray-haired and the aged are among us, Older than your father. 15:8-10

Wisdom from Observation • As I have seen… 4:8 • I have seen… 5:3 • Behold, this we have searched out; it is true. Hear, and know it for your good. 5:27 • What I have seen I will declare… 15:17 • Do you not know this from of old…? 20:4

Direct Revelation Now a word was brought to me stealthily; my ear received the whisper of it. Amid thoughts from visions of the night, when deep sleep falls upon men, dread came upon me, and trembling, which made all my bones shake. A spirit glided past my face; the hair of my flesh stood up.

Direct Revelation It stood still, but I could not discern its appearance. A form went before my eyes; there was silence, then I heard a voice: “Can a mortal man be in the right before God? Can a man be pure before his Maker?” 4:12-17

Wisdom of Youth Now Elihu had waited to speak to Job because they were older than he. And when Elihu saw that there was no answer in the mouth of these three men, he burned with anger. 32:4-5

WHO IS THIS WHO DARKENS COUNSEL BY WORDS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE?

NOW PREPARE YOURSELF LIKE A MAN; I WILL QUESTION YOU AND YOU WILL ANSWER ME.

Therefore I have uttered what I did not understand, things too wonderful for me, which I did not know. 42:3

I have heard of you by the hearing of the ear, but now my eye sees you; therefore I despise myself, and repent in dust and ashes. 42:5-6

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The Book of Job

A persecution ... job's defense (ch. 4-27) dialogue between job, eliphaz, bildad and zophar ... ch. 29:2-5 'when the almighty was yet with me' 13. the book ... – powerpoint ppt presentation.

• Survey of the Book
• Setting the scene Major Characters
• Satan (part of the sons of God)
• Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar
• Summary of the book
• Conflict between God and Satan
• Satan denies the righteous faith in God
• God presents Job as example of righteous faith
• Satan denies that men would believe in God because of His nature
• God accepts Satans challenge
• The suffering of Job
• Job persecuted by Satan because of his faith
• A persecution permitted by God
• This presents Job with the challenge he struggles against throughout the book
• Jobs indignation and perplexity at his suffering
• Job expresses his lack of understanding for suffering
• That it is unjust
• That he wishes to vindicate himself
• That God has abandoned Him
• The presumptuousness of Job and his friends
• Job expresses his perplexity
• yet is confident in his righteousness and feeling that he suffers unjustly
• His friends lack of charity and confidence they understand the reason for Jobs suffering
• Even as they are ignorant, along with Job, of the conflict between God and Satan
• God rebukes the men for their presumptuousness
• Shows how his nature is beyond their limitations
• That he is sovereign and works his will
• Men are small by comparison
• Style of the book
• Chapters 1-2, 42
• Presents in prose style the events that occur in heaven and on earth
• Sets the conflict that is then addressed in Chapters 3-37
• Chapters 3-41
• Various poetic styles used to present the theological assertions of Job and his friends
• Presents Gods refutation of the arguments presented by the men
• Jobs Distress (Ch. 1-3)
• Jobs Defense (Ch. 4-27)
• Dialogue between Job, Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar
• Hymn of Wisdom (Ch. 28)
• Jobs Final Speech (Ch. 29-31)
• Elihus Speech (Ch. 32-37)
• Jobs Deliverance (Ch. 38-42)
• Jobs Dilemma
• Ch. 325 The thing that I fear comes
• Ch. 1324 You treat me as your enemy
• Ch. 1911 He kindles his wrath against me
• Ch. 292-5 When the Almighty was yet with me
• Theology of Retribution
• Righteousness is rewarded with blessings
• Evil is punished with curses.
• A man who is suffering has done evil.
• A man who is prospering is righteous.
• Statement of the principle
• "Remember who that was innocent ever perished?
• Or where were the upright cut off?
• As I have seen, those who plow iniquity
• and sow trouble reap the same.
• Problems with the dogma--It leads to erroneous conclusions.
• False measure of righteousness
• Denies suffering of the righteous
• suffering of Christ (Isaiah 53)
• Suffering of Christians (Rev. 69-11)
• It will corrupt the people of God
• To view prosperous as righteous
• Problems with the dogma--Experience contradicts the theory.
• The innocent have suffered throughout history and continue to suffer
• It cannot reconcile suffering with the existence of a sovereign God.
• Problems with the dogmaIt makes God predictable by man.
• Within the scope of mans understanding
• Accountable to mans reasoning
• Modern incarnation Word-Faith movement.
• Kenneth Hagin, John Hagee, Kenneth Copeland, Joel Osteen, Rod Parsley
• The assertion that God guarantees health and wealth through faith and an obedience to his Word.
• JOBS TRIALS
• (Job 11 - 213)

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