Job Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

Job states the marvel of man's technological advancements, but in all these advancements man still cannot find true heavenly wisdom.

Job swears an oath of integrity before the counselors, and gives them a warning of the coming judgment as they are not informed by heavenly wisdom. Ths chapter lays out the beauty of the two comings of Christ as we find ourselves in this situation today.

Job makes clear that Bildad and the counselors do not grasp the sovereign reign of the All Mighty God or El Gibbor (Warrior God) who does all things by His wisdom.

Bildad attempts to answer Job's challenge raised in chapter 24. However, Bildad ironically forcassts the serpent's defeat rather than refuting Job's case.

Job responds to the claim that he suffers because he is wicked. Job reminds these counselors that he suffers and faces death. There is hardship that he bears and all the counselors can do is accuse him. Job's problem is not with man, but with the way that God treats the righteous. So why do […]

Zophar does not allow Job to rest in the assurance that his redeemer lives. Zophar makes his case that the wicked suffer in this age because of what they have done. There is truth in what Zophar states, but once more we see how the counselors miss their ethic in this age of sojourn.

Job states, "For I know that my redeemer lives." This is a very key passage for this is the place where Job cries out for justice the only hope that he has is that his redeemer lives. Job longs to have his words recorded in stone, but there is something greater that is unfolding: Job […]

Job is willing to concede the argument of the counselors to advance his argument in chapter 19. The counselors have not pointed the eyes of this suffering saint to his heavenly call or the victory of the Messianic warrior. There is no concept that this man might be broadcasting the victory of the Lord against […]

Job does not answer the questions or make his case with satisfaction because Bildad is compelled to speak against Job once again. Does Job really think that he knows more than these counselors? Job can appeal to his past, but in reality a tree may seem healthy above the earth, but in reality its roots […]

Job continues with the speech where we left off regarding his suffering in this age. There is the issue of the going down into the pangs of hell itself. This man wants to go down to the pit, but when will this suffering end? When will this man find his relief? Could this be the […]