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    The book of Job

    I never considered your answer adequate, though you would make a good defense attorney. Especially for the guilty. When Job said, "I know it is so of a truth," Job was referring to the words of Bildad. We find in chapter 9 that Job is contending and reproving God. This is the chapter where Job...
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    The book of Job

    False Dilemma. It was not either or it was both, but each had a different purpose. Jhn 9:1 And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth. And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither...
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    Sounds like a rabbit hole.
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    The book of Job

    If you would only believe Elihu you would have your answer. Elihu said Job had requested him when Job had pleaded for a daysman. Job asked that his hand be not heavy, and God was not to terrify him. Then he would speak. God sent a younger man so as not to terrify Job, and Elihu said Job 33:6...
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    Agree.
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    The book of Job

    Job 9:2 I know it is so of a truth: but how should man be just with God? Why would Job ask how to be right with God if he was already right with God? Job didn't live long before Adam. When the book of Job was written has nothing to do with who sanctioned it. Yes, it was Satan who got his...
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    The book of Job

    I believe you misunderstood what I was saying. Reneweddaybyday implied Job did not have the word of God. I was being factious when I asked if Job was hallucinating when he said he loved the word of God. By implication, Reneweddaybyday indicated Job did not have our knowledge of Satan. In order...
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    My point was that Job wasn't hallucinating. You have implied that Job had no knowledge of Satan. Do you have any information to substantiate the claim that Job had no knowledge of Satan?
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    If you read somewhere in the bible that the 144 thousand Jews were going to be evangelists please let me know where I can read that. My bible tells me the 144 thousand were the firstfruits, resurrected with Christ, and follow him wherever Christ goes. If not, tell me who came up out of the...
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    The book of Job

    Job 12:9 Who knoweth not in all these that the hand of the LORD hath wrought this? In whose hand is the soul of every living thing, and the breath of all mankind. Doth not the ear try words? and the mouth taste his meat? With the ancient is wisdom; and in length of days understanding. With him...
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    Job 23:12 Neither have I gone back from the commandment of his lips; I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food. Was Job hallucinating?
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    But the tribulation already occurred, just ask any of the brethren that was there in 70 AD. Jesus said I am come but for the lost sheep of Israel. Jesus was cutoff in the middle of the 70th week. You can't claim the 70th week is the 7 year tribulation period. The bible doesn't list any seven...
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    Revelation 19- A major Key to understanding Revelations

    REVELATION PRE-MILLENNIUM/POST-MILLENNIUM Dividing Revelation by chapter Into pre- and post-millennium 1-7 Pre-millennium. 8 Millennium & post-millennium. 8:1 Silence in Heaven for half an hour. (Partition of times) 9 Post-millennium. Satan released from the pit. 10 Post-millennium. 10:1-7...
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    The book of Job

    The New Testament explains to us that there is only one acceptable sacrifice, and that is Jesus Christ. There is no record in the bible of anyone being saved because a sinful man sacrificed for them. It should be obvious to all that Job sacrificing for his sons did not work. All Job’s children...
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    You have to go back to the Garden of Eden for that answer. The answer would be the same as why did Satan want Adam and Eve to fail. Jealousy perhaps. Just plain evil. I don't know. You have two motives for what took place. The first was God's motive. I believe Job was a good moral person, for...
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    I do not know any saved person who would say they don't know how to be just with God. Job 9:2 I do not know any saved person who would say that God covers the faces of the judges. Job 9:24 I do not know any saved person who would say who, and where is God? Job 9:24 I do not know any saved person...
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    Your reply is not an answer. The question was a simple yes or no. You say you have answered my questions, but this is an example of how you don't answer them. I do not know any saved person who would say they don't know how to be just with God. I do not know any saved person who would say that...
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    The book of Job

    Job lied when he said his heart would not reproach him so long as he lived. The evidence is at the end when Job said he was vile and abhorred himself. (Job 27:6) (Job 40:4, Job 42:6) God made it possible for Satan to attack Job. God even took responsibility for the attack. Job 2:3 ----...
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    The book of Job

    Does Job 1:1, 1:8, and 2:3 mean Job has salvation? Is this question nonsensical and rhetoric?
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    The book of Job

    Can you name a lie in the bible where it is not asserted to be a lie, or directly associated with a known liar?