Today's reading covers Job continuing his response to Eliphaz from chapter twenty-three. Bildad's final speech, a systematic comparison of God's holiness and man's depravity. Chapter twenty-seven begins Job's final set of speeches. He ends chapter twenty-eight by declaring that wisdom is found in the fear of Yahweh and by fleeing sin. Do we actually believe that wisdom is solely found in God? Are we living as if we can only obtain wisdom in fearing Yahweh or do we live believing we can obtain it through something in ourself?

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's reading covers Job's response to Zophar, where he proclaims that the only common thing in life is death. Eliphaz offers his last speech; he claims that Shaddai--the Almighty--does not care about man and accuses Job of committing lofty sins. Finally, Job begins his response, which he will finish in chapter twenty-four. Job maintains his hope that Yahweh will hear him out. He acknowledges that the Almighty does do as He pleases, which brings Job to dread, nonetheless, Job will not stop pleading until Yahweh responds. Job lost sight of the Almighty's personal relationship, he did not know that God was the one who praised Job for following Him, thus Job was scared that God would not hear him out and would continue to let him suffer. We--like Job--forget that God is both Almighty and personal, He does care both about His glory and our wellbeing. That is the reason why He has given us the Bible and that is the ultimate reason He would send His only Son to bear our sins. God is both on high and with us through every moment of every day. Let us rest in this unimaginable reality and trust that no matter what He does, He does it for our good and for His name's sake.

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's readings start with a continuance of Job's plea heartbroken plea, into Bildad's second and final speech. Chapter 19 includes Job's hope found in the Redeemer who saves and vindicates people for His glory. Finally, we end today's reading with Zophar's flawed worldview that Job must've done something wrong and that suffering only comes when sin is committed. While God does punish when we sin, we must also remember that God is a God of mercy and of love and that He forgvives us our trespasses because of His Son's atoning sacrifice.

We must be diligent to teach both the justice and the mercy of God and be able to read the room well when it comes to sharing the Gospel.

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's reading continues Job's response Zophar, Eliphaz's accusation of Job not fearing God, and finally Job's acknowledgement that God both brings Him low and vindicates him at the same time. The picture of God bringing Job low and through suffering but at the same time vindicating him is humbling and it also reminds me that even when we don't think God is in control He is. His ways are always right--even when we don't think they are--so we must submit to Him and trust Him.

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's reading picks up where we ended yesterday with Job's continued response. Zophar's short, tempered, arrogant response to Job. Finally, Job confesses God is in control and pleas for God to relent and let him die in peace. Job also maintains that he will still trust in Him and will continue hoping in God; he also maintains that God is wrong and begs for God to contend with him. We claim that God is in control and yet we also claim that life is unfair. So who are we trusting is in control? Do we actually think that God is working it all for our good and His glory? I pray that we will all repent from our half-hearted commitment and go all in. That we will fully acknowledge and rest in His providence--His intentional governing of the cosmos.

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's reading covers Job's response to Bildad, Bildad's rebuttal and Job's confession of God's sovereignty and his finitude. Job's confessed that God was so glorious and so mighty that he could not stand before him and stand chance. Job's confession is something that we need to be reminded of often. God is greater than us and he is higher than us thus we stand no chance before him. So we must rest in his plans and in his ways and trust that because he is just and merciful and lovely and truthful that he can and he will provide for our eternal good. Let us run the race before us with endurance, looking to Christ. Let us not become entangled with the sufferings of this world but look to the eternal weight of glory that lies ahead!

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's reading moves us from Genesis to Job. The reason is chronologically Job takes place during the primevil age, the first years. We will read through Job and then return to Genesis 11. The book of Job deals with tough questions that are relatable to us today. Questions like, "Why does evil happen?" and "What's my purpose?" Are questions that are answered in the form of the life of Job in this book. 

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Today's readings are Genesis 8-11, they recount the second covenant God cut with Noah, the strife between the son's of Noah. Finally, generations between Noah and Abram. We continue to see how God carried out his plan of redemption through these men and how God used them as type of Christ--representatives of the perfect Son of God.

Let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen! 

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Happy New Year! I pray that we will be a collective who dedicate ourselves to studying the word, meditating on it, and praying on it constantly. I would encourage you to follow along with me with the readings and to journal your own thoughts and emotions as you read. Also, when you read, be thinking of ways to share what you've read with those around you. Today's reading gives the perfect explanation of where we came from, why are we here, and what happened to us, and finally how we can have hope.

I hope to encourage you and exhort you to share the gospel with those around you. Soli Deo Gloria!

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Today's reading shows the implications that followed the sin of mankind. We see the beginnings of the eternal war between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent. Ultimately, we see the conclusion of the war found in Christ, who fulfilled the prophecy of the woman's seed crushing the serpents. We see how the usage of the Hebrew word toledot is used in Genesis to symbolize a shift in the narrative. We see God's anger poured out against those who hate him and destroy all the good he has created. Finally, we see God make a covenant with Noah to further his plan of redemption--the seed of the woman. The implications that arise out of God's choosing of sinners to further his plan for salvation include us being saved and includes God's usage of those whom he saves to be the ministers of reconciliation, those whom carry out Christ into the world.

So let us carry out Christ into the world as we live our lives and as we have been graciously been saved, let us proclaim the goodness of the Almighty. To him be the glory! Amen!

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