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Job 33

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Oct 15, 2026

Chingtok IshakuHOST
80:58
Lord, this conversation cannot begin until they have a clear revelation.
Chingtok IshakuHOST
81:02
I ask in the name of the Lord Jesus, like you said by your servant Elihu in Job 33 that in dreams and in visions of the night the Lord makes clear His will to silence the pride of men and hold back their haughtiness.
Chingtok IshakuHOST
81:16
I ask in the name of the Lord Jesus, silence the pride of the things that we have set out to build and hold back our haughtiness by the clarity of a revelation of what you want to do with us.
Chingtok IshakuHOST
81:26
In the name of Jesus.
John LindellHOST
31:20
God is the maker and giver of life.
John LindellHOST
31:24
Job 33, verse four, for the Spirit of God has made me and the breath of the Almighty gives me life.
John LindellHOST
31:34
In Psalm 100, one of the greatest Psalms in the Bible and one of the more well-known ones, know that the Lord is God.
John LindellHOST
31:40
It is he who made us.
Charles SpurgeonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:47
A sermon delivered on Lord's Day morning, March 16th, 1873, by C. H. Spurgeon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington.
Charles SpurgeonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:57
"Lo, all these things works God oftentimes with man, to bring back his soul from the pit, to be enlightened with the light of the living." Job 33:29-30.
Charles SpurgeonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:13
Some people are wonderfully enamored of anything that is old.
Charles SpurgeonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:18
An old coin, an old picture, an old book, or even a piece of antique rubbish they will almost worship.
Nelson IheagwamHOST
58:50
Huh? God may be speaking loud and you will not get it.
Nelson IheagwamHOST
58:57
Because that's what Job 33 verse 15 says.
Nelson IheagwamHOST
59:00
God speaks one way and another, but they will not perceive it.
Nelson IheagwamHOST
59:04
So you need to understand that we are man.
Arome OsayiHOST
4:28
Job chapter 33, verse number four.
Arome OsayiHOST
4:41
Job 33:4.
Arome OsayiHOST
4:44
The Spirit of God had made me, and the breath of the Almighty had given me life.
Arome OsayiHOST
4:58
In my study of the Bible, I see that, um, there were many occasions where God deployed His breath as the instrument of creativity.
Austin Julio BroughtonGUEST
30:05
I mean, Jacob was called W- Is- the name Israel means one who wrestles with God.
Austin Julio BroughtonGUEST
30:09
You know, Job questioned God after the, the devil and s- the, the, um, m- and God made a, made a wager about, you know, when God says to Satan, "Have you considered my servant Job?" You know, so, a- and Job was a- he was afflicted with boils.
Austin Julio BroughtonGUEST
30:21
He lost his wife, lost his family, and he began to question God, and God answers him.
Austin Julio BroughtonGUEST
30:27
And so I think that ultimately, though, I, I would quote Christ here, which is Ultimately, flesh and blood cannot reveal to you who He is.

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Austin Julio BroughtonGUEST
40:32
Mm
DanielHOST
40:32
... more like a map? So the life that you're living now is something that I haven't experienced yet because I haven't reached that point yet, or vice versa.
DanielHOST
40:42
Now, how I would factor that into the Bible, Job.
DanielHOST
40:47
What was the story of Job initially? Job was a good person, right?
Edmund VillasisGUEST
21:38
So if you can quickly go with me to Job chapter 33.
Edmund VillasisGUEST
21:46
Job 33, verse 13.
Edmund VillasisGUEST
21:51
So we can see...
Edmund VillasisGUEST
22:06
In the Old Testament, we can see how God used dreams to communicate his message, whether his blessings or judgments.
Edmund VillasisGUEST
22:15
So Job 33, verse 13.
Edmund VillasisGUEST
22:20
And by the way, this is Elihu continuing his discourse.
Edmund VillasisGUEST
22:26
So verse 13, Why dost thou strive against him? For he giveth not account of any of his matters.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
37:50
Elihu is speaking to Job, uh, and Elihu is, he's, he's a young guy, so he's pretty incensed at Job.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
37:57
I'll read, here it's Job 33, 14, uh, verses 14 through 18.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
38:02
"For God does speak, now one way, now another, though man may not perceive it.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
38:08
In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falls on men as they slumber in their beds, he may speak th- in their ears and terrify them with warnings to turn man from wrongdoing and keep him from pride, to preserve his soul from the pit, his life from perishing by the sword." Uh, so i- in this case, Elihu's saying, "You know, sometimes God allows this stuff."
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
38:47
...
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
38:47
in a number of theological ways, but I'll leave that, I'll leave that for another, another discussion.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
38:53
Um, but we see here in, in, in Job 33 what happens, um, and it's something I believe goes on even today, you know? Um, God sends, God will remove his hand, uh, remove his protection to send a warning to people occasionally, especially non-Christians or, or very sort of lukewarm Christians, if you please, that are not, they're not walking in a way that is pleasing to the Lord, or they're not, they're not doing things.
Michael Tater Jr.GUEST
39:22
They're, they're, they're doing, they call themselves Christians, but, you know, um, you know, they're, they're partying a lot.
Kevin ForemanHOST
2:06
It doesn't match what we thought it was going to look like.
Kevin ForemanHOST
2:09
And Job 33, 14 speaks to this.
Kevin ForemanHOST
2:11
It says, For God may speak in one way or in another, yet man does not perceive it.
Kevin ForemanHOST
2:16
That means man is not aware.
Kevin ForemanHOST
4:57
because it didn't match what you expected.
Kevin ForemanHOST
4:59
That's why Job 33, 14 says, for God may speak in one way or another, yet man does not perceive it.
Kevin ForemanHOST
5:04
That means man is not aware.
Kevin ForemanHOST
5:06
Lord, make us aware.

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