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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    I like the statement, "So, the context determines whether the fear is crippling or faith-filled." I like the statement because that is...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Gen 32:11 Deliver me, I pray thee, from the hand of my brother, from the hand of Esau for I fear (yārē') him, lest he will come and...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Those three verses do not contain reverence. Job feared God, but that does not equate to reverence. A person who reverences God does not...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Was it frivolous when God asked it? Job 40:14 Then will I also confess unto thee that thine own right hand can save thee.
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    My claim is that Job was serving two masters.
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    If I asked you if you always beat your dog until it bleeds, would you surmise that I believed you beat your dog?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    So you are the one that decides if Job is speaking figuratively, or if he really means it?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Chapter and verse please!
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    I never said Israel turned to God whole heartedly. I said they acknowledged their sin. Actually Jeremiah confessed for Israel. Lam 1:8...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    The difference between Job and Israel and David is that Israel and David confessed their sin, and Job thought he was righteous and God...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Lamentations 3:9 He has enclosed my ways with hewn stone, he has made my paths crooked. Job 30:13 They mar my path, they set forward my...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    I never said I agreed with everything in “My Jewish Learning”. Job and Jobab are two different words. Job means hated, and Jobab means...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Job was so proud of himself that he was challenging God to try and come up with an answer. God said Job was striving with God...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    If you were knowledgeable enough to make comments on the book of Job you would know where Job implied that he was a hireling. I never...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Job did not have a relationship with God. Job said, Job 9:2 I know it is so of a truth: but how should man be just with God? Job9:24...