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Grae's Job Chapter 7 comment on 4/04/2022, 8:32am...

With respect and affection Richard , I enjoy your posts very much . May I please draw your attention to the following verses ; Job Ch 2 V 10 , Ex Ch 32 V 14 , Deu Ch 32 V 39 , Josh Ch 23 V 15 , 1st Sam Ch 16 all of it , 2nd Kings Ch 22 V 16 , 2nd Chron Ch 18 V 22 , 2nd Chron Ch 34 V 24 , Neh Ch 13 V 18 , Isaiah Ch 45 V 7 and finally Job Ch 42 V 5-7 .

 


Richard H Priday's Job Chapter 7 comment on 4/03/2022, 5:50pm...

Truly a lamentable chapter. Very much like the book of Lamentations; in fact in many ways. This whole section of scripture shows Job's accusation of God bringing on the misery that He had delegated to Satan to be permitted to test Job. Not forgiving sins is an accusation that may have been the worst thing Job accused God of. It was; indeed the "accuser" Satan himself that was causing ALL this misery; from the bodily pains to the terrifying dreams. Thankfully; the transgression of verse 21 was finally taken care of at the cross. Before that time; we have righteous men such as Lazarus in paradise. After then; praise God! when absent with the Body we are present with the Lord. (2 Cor. 5:6). Verse 12 is surely interesting as well; reminding us of Jonah in the whale probably feeling much the same way at a much later time in recorded history.

This desire to depart from God is truly sad as well. Those who know God may have fear of Him; but it is never for their destruction if they are saved. This is a really great book for those who are overemotional in their walk and who may trust their feelings over their true status. The opposite of course is much more dangerous; for if we are expecting jubilant feelings while loving the world brings God's favor; and we aren't aware what He has saved us from or that we are enemies of God before coming to Christ; then we have to "test ourselves" (2 Cor. 13:5) to see if we are in the faith. Food for thought...

 


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