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Devotions
Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
House Rules
I was recently put in an uncomfortable position, which called for a biblically necessary response. The rules of our house were violated and a confrontation was necessary. Not my house—not 2 Rooiivoor Street—but rather our house that gathers at 76 Roy Campbell Street....
Sermons
Doug Van Meter - 6 November 2022
Job’s Renewal (Job 42:1–17)
It has a been a long journey for Job—and for the reader. But it has been worth the effort. As we consider the final chapter, we finally come to the part of the book that the reader anticipates: Job’s restoration and renewal. If we think, however, that the moral of the story is “hand onto God and everything will work out,” we have missed the point of the book. As we consider the final chapter of this incredible book, we seek to glean its true lesson under the following broad headings: 1. Job Repents (vv. 1–6) 2. The Friends Rebuked (vv. 7–9) 3. God Restores (vv. 10–17)
Scripture References: Job 42:1-17
From Series: "Job Exposition"
A devotional exposition of the book of Job by Doug Van Meter.
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Job’s Renewal (Job 42:1–17)Doug Van Meter - 6 November 2022Job 42:1-17 |
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Crushing the Chaos (Job 40:1–42:6)Doug Van Meter - 30 October 2022Job 40:1-24 |
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Learning to Doubt Our Doubts (Job 38:1–40:5)Doug Van Meter - 23 October 2022Job 38:1-41 |
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Prepare to Meet Your God (Job 35:1–37:24)Doug Van Meter - 16 October 2022Job 35:1-16 |
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Sin in Suffering (Job 32:1–34:37)Doug Van Meter - 9 October 2022Job 31:1-40 |
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Job’s Last Stand (Job 29:1–31:40)Doug Van Meter - 2 October 2022Job 29:1-25 |
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The Wisdom of God (Job 28:1–28)Doug Van Meter - 25 September 2022Job 28:1-28 |
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The Hope of the Gospel (Job 25:1–27:23)Doug Van Meter - 18 September 2022Job 25:1-6 |
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In the Dark (Job 22:1–24:25)Doug Van Meter - 11 September 2022Job 22:1-30 |
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Don’t Miss the Point (Job 20:1–21:34)Doug Van Meter - 4 September 2022Job 20:1-29 |
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Doug Van Meter - 6 November 2022
Job’s Renewal (Job 42:1–17)
It has a been a long journey for Job—and for the reader. But it has been worth the effort. As we consider the final chapter, we finally come to the part of the book that the reader anticipates: Job’s restoration and renewal. If we think, however, that the moral of the story is “hand onto God and everything will work out,” we have missed the point of the book. As we consider the final chapter of this incredible book, we seek to glean its true lesson under the following broad headings: 1. Job Repents (vv. 1–6) 2. The Friends Rebuked (vv. 7–9) 3. God Restores (vv. 10–17)
Scripture References: Job 42:1-17
From Series: "Job Exposition"
A devotional exposition of the book of Job by Doug Van Meter.
More From "Job Exposition"
30 October 2022
Crushing the Chaos (Job 40:1–42:6)
Doug Van Meter
Job 40:1-24
23 October 2022
Learning to Doubt Our Doubts (Job 38:1–40:5)
Doug Van Meter
Job 38:1-41
16 October 2022
Prepare to Meet Your God (Job 35:1–37:24)
Doug Van Meter
Job 35:1-16
9 October 2022
Sin in Suffering (Job 32:1–34:37)
Doug Van Meter
Job 31:1-40
2 October 2022
Job’s Last Stand (Job 29:1–31:40)
Doug Van Meter
Job 29:1-25
25 September 2022
The Wisdom of God (Job 28:1–28)
Doug Van Meter
Job 28:1-28
18 September 2022
The Hope of the Gospel (Job 25:1–27:23)
Doug Van Meter
Job 25:1-6
11 September 2022
In the Dark (Job 22:1–24:25)
Doug Van Meter
Job 22:1-30
4 September 2022
Don’t Miss the Point (Job 20:1–21:34)
Doug Van Meter
Job 20:1-29
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