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When we think of Christmas, we must think of the birth of Jesus, the Eternal Logos, who is separate from yet equal with God and is the Creator of all things. (Text: John 1:1-3)
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God sovereignly and mercifully vindicated and blessed Job. He has given us the Spirit to vindicate/assure us and every spiritual blessing in Christ. (Text: Job 42;7-17)
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God alone is able and worthy of ruling the universe as he chooses. (Text: Job 38:1-42:6)
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God uses suffering to speak to us, warn us, and teach us. Suffering is not always punishment for sin; for the sinner, it may be redemptive, and for the Christian, it is sanctifying. (Text: Job 32-37)
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In times of suffering and questioning, we must do what we know is right and trust God to do what is right. (Text: Job 27-28)
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Both Bildad and Job offer hymns about the power and wisdom of God. Although Bildad’s hymn proclaims the purity and holiness of God and the depravity of man, it fails to acknowledge the grace and kindness of God. Job’s hymn also proclaims the power and sovereign rule of God over all things, yet he acknowledges that mankind knows but a whisper of his greatness, the mere edges of his ways. (Text: Job 25-26)
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We cannot understand God’s ways and must learn to trust him. (Text: Job 22-24)
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Both good and bad will have their day of reckoning. God executes justice differently than we do, but assuredly better than we do. (Text: Job 20-21)
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Job desired that one who is equal with God would argue his case before God to vindicate him. New Testament believers with fuller revelation can know that Jesus Christ is the Advocate who intercedes on our behalf and fulfills Job’s desire. (Text: Job 15-17)
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Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York