The Patience of Job and the End Intended by the Lord - James  

Pastor David Guzik preaches on the singular New Testament reference to Job as a guest speaker at Calvary Tucson. Recorded on May 8, 2023, Pastor David explores the significance of Job's story and the impact his example has on Christians of yesterday, today, and beyond.
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📖 The perseverance of Job and the end intended by the Lord
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📖 The Story of Job
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📖 The purpose of the mystery: Wisdom of God revealed to the church
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Timestamps:
0:00 Greeting and Introduction
0:40 Three important things about Job (James 5 verse 11)
1:51 The perseverance of Job (Job 1 verses 20-22)
2:58 What brought Job to this place?
8:46 What Job did in response to his great disaster
11:15 What Job said in response to his great disaster
14:04 What God thought about what Job did and said
16:50 The end intended by the Lord, shown by God’s work that was invisible to Job
17:11 God had an end intended: To use Job as a lesson to angelic beings
18:14 God also wants to reveal this wisdom to the church (Ephesians 3 verses 10-11)
22:58 The Lord is very compassionate and merciful, also seen in Job
27:13 Number 1 - God only allowed Job's suffering for a very good reason
28:50 Number 2 - God restricted what Satan could do against Job
29:30 Number 3 - God sustained Job with His unseen hand through all his suffering
30:59 Number 4 - All in all, God used Satan, not/never the other way around
31:32 At the end of it all, God had accomplished something wonderful: To make Job a better and more blessed man than ever
36:17 A template and example perfected by Christ
37:26 Closing prayer
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