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As Elihu continues speaking to Job, he reproofs his claims of righteousness by reminding him of God's Sovereignty.
Music Credits:
"Holding Hands" & "King of Glory"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
Elihu continues to address Job and his friends by discussing the justice of God. Greg & Brian explore what we can learn from this passage regarding judgment, authority, and even lessons on how to witness to others today.
Music Credits:
"Deep Sea Voyage" & "Biting the Apple"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
In Chapter 33, Job's friend, Elihu, discusses sin, righteousness, and the need for a Redeemer.
Music Credits:
"Crackle and Pop"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
Now that Job has made his final statement, in Chapter 32, his friend, Elihu, begins to address him and his companions.
Music Credits:
"Suspicious Mind" & "Happy Scream"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
What do we do when church traditions conflict with scriptural truth?
Music Credits:
"Panacea Effect", "Fireproof", "Secrets and Lies", "None But You, " & "Rain in June"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
Greg & Brian examine chapter 31, where Job concludes his final speech, asking questions about his integrity and welcoming God's judgment if he has done wrong.
Music Credits:
"Celebratory Squeeze"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
Continuing his final defense, in Chapter 30 Job compares his present condition to his state before hardship struck. Greg & Brian discuss what we can learn from Job about worshiping and praising God, overcoming the tactics of Satan, and remaining faithful - even during trials and "valleys."
Music Credits:
"Beauty in Slow Motion" & "Horizon Hill"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
In chapter 29, Job continues to offer his final defense to his friends' accusations by reflecting on his past.
Music Credits:
"Mudslide"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
As they reflect on the 12th anniversary of 9/11, Greg & Brian go "On the Lake" to discuss how we are to continue praising and worshiping God even through tragedy and suffering.
Greg & Brian read a poetic chapter in which Job continues his final speech by discussing the value of wisdom.
Music Credits:
"Banshee Scream 2 Vibe"
by Rob Reed
Used under license #1009
http://www.makerofmusic.com
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