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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Huh? This statement is unclear. Evidence Eliphaz is lying was provided. Did you read what was written in the post? Here it is again... -
I'm saying it's a fallacious question. I have explained to you the meaning of Job 40:14 ... you rejected ... therefore, you believe God...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Job's faith is more than just believing that God exists. Job’s faith includes him trusting in God and walking in God's ways. Job 13:15...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Where does Job say he “deserves” to be saved because he was a good person? Show us. Again, Job declaring his good works were a rebuttal...
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Yes, but the question she asked stated that Job was indeed retaining his integrity. The question would not make any sense at all if he...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Job 22:5 Is not thy wickedness great? and thine iniquities infinite? Job 22:6 For thou hast taken a pledge from thy brother for nought...
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Job was a believer ... already saved ... before satan attacked him. .
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Job was responding to the claims of his friends that Job had sinned and needed to repent. Job 27:3-6 3 All the while my breath is in...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Job 2:9 Then said his wife unto him, Dost thou still retain thine integrity? Why does Job's wife, who knows him better than anyone other...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.As answered previously, who knows Job better than Eliphaz? Answer —> Job’s wife. She would know better than any other person of Job's...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Job's faith is in God. This should be evident in the recent posts regarding the epistle of James. Can you answer the question posed to...
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Job's faith was in God. Job 1:21 And said, Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the LORD gave, and...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Here is what James writes of Job in James 5:10,11 Take, my brethren, the prophets, who have spoken in the name of the Lord, for an...
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The Pauline Diagnosis of Elihu Paul's letters to Timothy supply the New Testament's most direct vocabulary for apostasy, and that...
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christophernyc replied to the thread The book of Job.Seems you went silent here on the full picture of who James’s brethren are. Yes, they are his brethren in the natural, but they are also...
