The Open Bible Trust Podcast

Job first defends himself against the comments and criticisms of his three friends, but then … Elihu appears on the scene. He reproaches Job for what Job has just said in his defence, but is Elihu correct in what he says? And has he been fair to Job?

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So … why do some good people suffer so badly while, at the same time, some evil people have easy lives? This is ‘The Enigma of the Ages’. This podcast explores different attitudes towards pain and suffering, and discusses if any good can come from such trauma.

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This is a first class discussion of the eight speeches made by Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar and Job’s response to each speech, including Job’s plea for a Mediator between him and God and his incredible statement “I know my redeemer lives”.

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Interesting comparisons are made between Job’s suffering and Christ’s temptations and Satan wanting to sift all the disciples.

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Who was Job? Where and when did he live? When was the book written? And why does God bring Job to Satan’s attention?

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A look back over the previous 8 podcasts. It summarises the main teachings, as well as focusing on the main conclusions, that we can draw from ‘The I AM Statement of Christ’.

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John 15 is a most interesting chapter which features us and the Trinity. If Jesus is the vine and we are the branches, what role does the Father play, and what does the Holy Spirit do?

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This ‘I AM statement’ was not said to the public, but just to the disciples. Why? And Jesus spoke about ‘My Father’s house’. Was this the temple or an allegorical reference to heaven?

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Lazarus was dead, but Jesus declared ‘I AM the resurrection and the life’ to Lazarus’ to his grieving sister, Martha. But did that comfort her? Well ... What He did next certainly did!

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Having stated that “I AM the gate for the sheep”, Jesus then says “I AM the good shepherd” while, at the same time, accusing the Jewish leaders of being bad shepherds, behaving as hired hands who cared nothing for the sheep.

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