Job 42
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Nov 3, 2026
Joshua SelmanHOST
There is a place for experience.
Joshua SelmanHOST
Job 42 and verse 5.
Joshua SelmanHOST
It was Job who taught us this through his pain.
Joshua SelmanHOST
I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear.
Joshua SelmanHOST
There is a place for experience.
Joshua SelmanHOST
Job 42 and verse 5.
Joshua SelmanHOST
It was Job who taught us this through his pain.
Joshua SelmanHOST
I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
It's a faith that knows what to say when the storm comes.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
I want to take us back for a second to our vision verse for 2026, which was Job 42.5. And it says, That's been our vision verse for this year.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
And what I want to do this morning, just for a few moments, is to take a closer look at the man behind those words, Job 42.5. We were talking about this yesterday, Carl and I, and sometimes when you become a Christian, they're like, look, don't read the book of Job, okay? Just don't read it.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
But you know, this guy, I just think he shows us life.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
Because when you're a Christian, it's not a rosy life.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
Because we need a faith that knows what to say when fear is shouting.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
We need a faith that speaks louder than our circumstances and a faith that reminds our own hearts of God's truth before we take that truth out into the world.
Aly Field-BainesHOST
And this year, we've been talking with this verse in Job 42, we've been talking about moving from hearing to seeing.
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Hmm.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Then I love Genesis, I love Job 42 and verse 10.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
It says God turned the captivity of Job.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
You will think that part of the story should never come because of the extent of the tragedy.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
And you would think they would never come out.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
The worst that I know according to scripture was the story of Job.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
I'm not aware of any man who had that kind of tragedy to that degree.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
In one day, you lose your estate, you lose your business, a mysterious demonic wind comes to wipe away your house, and at the end of it, the Bible says, Job bowed himself and worshipped.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
And then as if that were not enough, Spoils and all kinds of infirmities just came out of his body to an extent that the wife looked at him and said, why do you still hold on to your integrity? He says, curse God and die.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
And Job said, all the days of my appointed time, he said, though he slay me, yet will I trust him.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
Hmm.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Then I love Genesis, I love Job 42 and verse 10.
speaker_3NARRATOR
It was his humility.
speaker_3NARRATOR
We find the account in Job 42, which, by the way, follows the Lord's intense description of Leviathan's pride in Job 41.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Coincidence? Hardly.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Job was loosed from Leviathan's grip when he stopped defending himself, saw the error of his ways through the grace of God's revelation in Job 41, and prayed for his friends.
speaker_3NARRATOR
It takes humility to pray for those who have persecuted you in your time of trial.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Natural examination with spiritual implications.
Joshua LewisHOST
I give you an expectation of what's coming up on the program.
Joshua LewisHOST
We are not planning on hanging out on a lot of the texts because we're going to double up.
BrentHOST
in my Bible studies and on social media, and I just had this idea about, I don't know why.
BrentHOST
It was something about the story of Job.
BrentHOST
That's what it was.
BrentHOST
I seen a post that somebody shared about Job that like, you know, in essence was like, don't lose faith, because if you read Job's story, he lost everything.
BrentHOST
And after he had lost everything, God was still faithful.
BrentHOST
And he not only restored, he two-folded it.
BrentHOST
So in essence, no matter what struggle you're going through with, as you read the story of Job in the Bible, this guy had a really bad jet.
BrentHOST
I mean, come on.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
He can restore finances.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
You doubt me, ask Job.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Job, a man who loved God, he got to a point where his life was torn into pieces.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
But in Job 42 and verse 10, I like this.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
The Bible says, and God, God restored.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Give it to us please.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
The Bible says, and the Lord turned the captivity of Job.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
So the name of what Job went through was called captivity.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Where your integrity does not seem to be producing results.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Weary like Job.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Where men look at you and nod their head.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Weary because of the vicissitudes of life.
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Joshua SelmanGUEST
There is already a system.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Believe me.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
When they laughed at Job and mocked at Job, he kept quiet.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
It was unnecessary.
Bart LégerHOST
Your field of vision gets about as wide as your own calendar.
Bart LégerHOST
The book of Job ends with a scene almost nobody thinks about or talks about, Job 42.10.
Bart LégerHOST
When Job prayed for his friends, the Lord restored his fortunes.
Bart LégerHOST
In fact, the Lord gave him twice as much as before.
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