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Restoration – Job 42:7-17

HGTV (Home and Garden Television) has had great success with shows about home restorations. Their latest, Home Town, follows the restoration work of Erin and Ben Napier who live and work in Laurel, Mississippi.

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The Great Vision – Job 42:1-6

King David was so excited to be bringing the ark of the covenant up to Jerusalem, the city God had given into his hands and selected as the resting place for the Tabernacle. But David got the surprise

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Contend With the Almighty – Job 40&41

I was watching American Idol and a contestant came on with quite an attitude of superiority. It was evident even in his walk in to perform for the judges. Lionel Richie told him at the end, after what

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God’s Inscrutable Ways – Job 39

It happened first in the garden of Eden. Humans decided they knew better than God and could make it as their own gods, determining good and evil. Paul corrects our foolishness, saying, “Oh, the depth

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Under Pressure – Job 38

In 2016 the United Nations tried a new format for selecting the next Secretary-General of the UN. They openly interviewed the candidates before the whole counsel. Can you imagine the pressure? How would

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A Young Man’s Perspective – Job 32-37

I don’t know what to do. What follows the three rounds of interaction between Job and his three friends is a heretofore unintroduced character named Elihu who spends six chapters throwing in his

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I’m Innocent – Job 31

The Washington Post reports: “The top civilian official in the U.S. Army said the service isn’t investigating Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, days after President Trump told reporters that the military

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Good Old Days – Job 29&30

A.J. Hinch was one of the most successful managers of the Houston Astros baseball team but he was fired because he allowed a system of sign stealing (determining what the opposing pitcher was going to

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Hidden Wisdom – Job 28

Could Job have been a preacher? Here, in the midst of his pain, hurting from the assaults of his friends, and slapping back at them, warning them of God’s judgment for accusing him of sin and denying

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Slap in the Face 3 and Slap Back – Job 25-27

Recently Pope Frances showed frustration with a woman in the crowd of greeters who snatched at his hand as he passed and would not let go. He slapped her hand. Bildad has made now a third slap to Job’s

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Where Is God? – Job 23&24

There is a fascinating remark at the end of Genesis 4: “At that time people began to call upon the name of Yahweh.” Early in the chapter we see God meeting with Cain and challenging him about

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Punch to the Gut 3 – Job 22

In any trial there is an accusation of wrongdoing that is alleged against someone and then a presentation of evidence to affirm or deny the allegation. A panel of evaluators, a jury, then decides on the

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Kick to the Teeth 2 – Job 20&21

There is a website called DelayedJustice.com. “This website is intended to deal with murder, brutality, corruption and hatred—all falling under what we call acts of injustice.  We tell the stories

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What Goes Around Comes Around – Job 19

According to Mary and Martha, Jesus was too late in coming to deal with their brother Lazarus’ illness (John 11). He had died, but, they said, if Jesus had come he could have healed him. Was Jesus

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Slap in the Face 2 – Job 17&18

I have a wonderful friend who really gets upset and offended at people spitting on his stuff, or in front of his house, or, well, just about anywhere. We tease him about it relentlessly. Spitting has been

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