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Job

Old Testament · 12 pieces

  1. JobJob 1Job 2Job 12Job 24

    Uncommon Wisdom: The Book of Job

    Author: Unknown. Some suggestions include Job himself, Elihu, Eliphaz, Moses, and Solomon. Of these, the mostly likely seems to be Elihu. Date of Writing: 2100–1900 B.C. — Patriarchal Period. See next paragraph.

  2. Job 29

    Israel Research Trip, Post #12

    Hazor Tell el-Qedah (Hazor) is one of the most thoroughly excavated sites in all Israel, joining Megiddo with a similar reputation. The site sits about ten miles north of the Sea of Galilee in a well-watered pass between the Sea of Galilee and the Huleh basin.

  3. Job 24Job 39

    Jordan Research Trip, Post #8

    Petra Match me such a marvel save in Eastern clime, a rose-red city half as old as time. — John William Burgon Biblical Connections Preparing for a tour of Petra provides an opportunity to think about its biblical connections.

  4. Job 12Job 26Job 28Job 31Job 38Job 39Job 40Job 41

    Uncommon Wisdom: Old Testament Wisdom Books

    Introduction Overall, Old Testament (OT) wisdom books are fairly anthropocentric (man-centered) since they address the issues of everyday living faced by God’s people. That does not mean that they are not also theocentric (God-centered).

  5. Job 14

    Two Fallen Towers and Two Fallen Giants

    For me September 11, 2001 dawned as any other day for making the commute in to the seminary and my first class of the day. As usual, I awakened early and prepared myself for a day of teaching. However, I broke my routine in a major way—I turned on the TV to check the news. In New

  6. Job 19Job 29Job 33

    Blessing–Even in Affliction

    Sometimes our lives seem as fragile as a bluebell clinging to its perch on an ancient chapel’s stone wall. The prophet Jeremiah caught the deep emotional pain disobedient Jerusalem must endure as the Lord brings upon her the covenant curses as discipline.

  7. Job 9

    Creation–Peripheral Doctrine?

    Is the doctrine of creation a peripheral or secondary (or even tertiary) biblical doctrine? Some scholars opine that instantaneous, miraculous, divine creation as a doctrine should be exchanged for natural evolution.

  8. Job 42

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    This ancient inscription caught my eye as I walked through the Pergamon Museum in Berlin in November 2015. The inscription above the raised hand says, “I am Barrakib, son of Panammu.” King Barrakib ruled in Sam’al (modern Zincirli) in Turkey.

  9. Job 28

    Works, Words, and Wisdom–Divine and Human

    Works, Words, and Wisdom—Divine and Human Psalm 111 by William D. Barrick Commencement Address—Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary May 12, 2016 Introduction A professor had just finished the final lecture for his introductory course in philosophy.

  10. Job 33Job 34

    Elihu and Moses (the Book of Job and Genesis)

    Starting in Job 33, Elihu, the youngest of Job’s friends, addresses Job, Eliphaz, Zophar, and Bildad regarding their erroneous views about God’s character and Job’s problems.

  11. Job 28Job 33Job 42

    Salvation in the Old Testament

    In the week prior to Resurrection Sunday, the minds and hearts of all born-again believers turn to the marvelous redemptive work of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in His sacrificial death.

  12. Job 33

    The Ancient Gospel

    This message was delivered at The Masters College Chapel on February 16, 2009 from Job 33.