Job 18 - 22
JobSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into the speeches of Bildad the Shuhite in chapters 18-22 of the book of Job. Bildad accuses Job of being an oppressor to orphans and widows and implies that his suffering is a result of sin. However, Gregg notes that Bildad's view of suffering is limited, as he fails to acknowledge the possibility of innocent suffering. Moreover, Job longs for God to hear his cries, and this desire is sometimes interpreted as a hope for resurrection.
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Job 23 - 28
Job
In this talk, Steve Gregg provides insights on Job 23 - 28. Job discusses how he cannot see God, but God sees him, and that he treasures God's word as
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Job 29 - 31
Job
In "Job 29-31," Steve Gregg explores Job's final speech in these chapters. Job reflects on the importance of fearing the Lord and realizing the terror
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Job 11 - 17
Job
Steve Gregg discusses the speeches given by Job and his friends in the book of Job. He observes that Job's responses have been interpreted as sarcasti
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