Job trial

Job’s trials begin

As Job’s trials begin we see that the target of accusation is really God.

In this message we begin to uncover some of the basics regarding the suffering of the godly. We also address the issue of Job’s children dying and its connection with Job.

This discussion touches on the topics of authority, what we think we know about satan and demons, temptation and the nature of the coflict between satan and God.

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Servant Job

You’ve set your sights on My servant Job?!

The first two chapters of Job are pivotal in understanding the whole book.

In this first chapter, we see that Job is blameless, upright and shuns evil. He is concerned for his children and so offers burnt sacrifices for them regularly.

After having sought the whole earth, satan sets his heart on Job to destroy him and so approaches God for permission.

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Job Poem

Job – An Ancient Poem of a real life

Job: An Ancient Poem of a Real Life

Tonight we introduce the book of Job, which is without question the most unique book of the entire Bible.

It is not only the oldest book in scripture, it is the historical account of a pivotal time in this man’s life, written in a form of poetry which also takes it’s place along side Proverbs and Ecclessiastes as Wisdom literature.

It is the ONLY book of the Old Testament which never mentions any patriarch, any prophet, the law of Moses, Israel, circumcision, the covenant, the temple, the Ark of the covenant, the priesthood or any other reference to the rest of scripture.

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Din Silence Intertestamental

The Din of Silence Part 4

Thru the Bible: The Intertestamental Period

In this lesson we discover the formation and definition of the following sects among the Jews going into the 1st century A.D.

• The Hasmoneans
• The Sadducees
• The Pharisees
• The Zealots
• The Essenes

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Din Silence Intertestamental

The Din of Silence Part 3

Thru the Bible: The Intertestamental Period

Tonight we further clarified the development of the Sanhedrin. Offered possible additional time periods for the beginning of Synagogue. Learned who the Scribes and Doctors of the Law were and about the corruption of the High Priesthood.

Finally we learned about Antiochus Epiphanes and how he instigated the Maccabean Revolt.

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