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Bible Class for Adults and Youth: Beginner's Guide: Job (BIBLE CLASS FROM SCRATCH, #18)
Tears of the HeartBy Bible SermonsLength7h 37m
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This Bible study series is perfect for Christians and non-Christians young and old. It offers an engaging and interactive way to learn the Bible, with discussion topics and valuable teachings that will help you dig deeper into the Scriptures and strengthen your faith. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned Christian, this series will help you grow in your knowledge of the Bible and strengthen your relationship with God. Led by brethren with exemplary testimonies and extensive knowledge of the Scriptures, who gather in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ from around the world.
The prologue offers a fascinating look into the background of the story: the reason God allowed Satan to subject Job to so much pain and suffering. Through a series of dialogues and monologues, organized in cycles of three, human wisdom attempts to explain the inexplicable, until finally God himself intervenes. The final chapters of Job present God's imposing defense of his sovereignty and eternal transcendence over creation, in stark contrast to Job's humble and ephemeral mortality.
Job's unjust suffering leads us to ask a millennia-old question, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" In the end, God does not offer a direct answer to this question. Sometimes our pain is understandable, being the direct consequence of our actions or circumstances. But, as in the case of Job, often pain and suffering seem to arise for no apparent reason. As Christians, we believe that God permits suffering for just reasons, although he may never reveal what they are.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length7 hrs 37 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 14, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Epigraph
43Job 22:2 - 23:12
2Introduction
44Job 23:1-12
3Job 1:1-5
45Job 24:1 - 26:7
4Land of Uz
46Job 25
5Job 1:6 - 2:3
47Job 26:1-7
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6The sky
48Job 26:7 - 28:28
7Back to the land of Uz
49Job condemned the wicked
8Job 2:1-3
50Job 27
9Heaven, God and Satan
51Job 28
10Job 2:4 - 3:12
52Poem of creation
11The land of Uz
53Job 29:1 - 30:31
12City landfill
54Job 30
13Job 3:1-12
55Job 31:1 - 32:3
14Job's first speech
56Job concluded his own defense
15Job 3:13-26
57Job 32:1-3
16Job 4:1 - 5:7
58Job 32:4 - 33:30
17Job 5:1-7
59Job 33
18Job 5:7 - 6:15
60The Creator instructs by means of discipline
19Job 6:1-15
61Job 31-33 (Review)
20Job 6:15 - 8:22
62Job 34:1 - 35:10
21Job 7
63Job 34
22Job 8:1-22
64Job 35:1-10
23Bildad based his argument on tradition
65God was teaching Job a lesson
24Job 9:1 - 10:20
66Job 36:1 - 38:7
25Job's cry for Christ
67God as the great Teacher
26Job 10:1-20
68Job 37
27Job 11:1 - 13:4
69Eliú concluded his speech
28Job 12
70Job 38:1-7
29Job 13:1-4
71The Lord and Job
30Job 13:5 - 15:16
72The Lord spoke to Job
31Job 14
73Job 38:8 - 42:17
32An elegy on death
74Job 39
33Job 15:1-16
75Job 40
34Job 16:1 - 18:4
76Job 41
35Job 17
77Job 42
36Job 18:1-2
78Job repented
37Job 18:2 - 20:3
79Epilogue
38Job 19
80Conclusion
39Job 20:1-3
81Sign up for Bible Sermons's Mailing List
40Job 20:1 - 22:2
82Further Reading: Bible Class for Youth and Adults: Beginner's Guide: Introduction
41Job 21
83Also By Bible Sermons
42Job 22:1-2