Day 5 in Job, sitting in this riddling but relevant part of Wisdom Literature together. Previously: Job 1:1-5 | Job 1:6-12 | Job 1:13-22 | Job 2:1-6 2:7 So the adversary departed from the presence of Yahweh,and he struck Job with evil ulcers from the sole of his foot up to his crown. 2:8 And …
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Lockdown thoughts from Job 2:1-6
Day 4 in Job. Sorry it’s late. Happy Lord’s Day everyone. Previously: Job 1:1-5 | Job 1:6-12 | Job 1:13-22 2:1 Now there was a day,When the sons of God came to present themselves before Yahweh. And the adversary also came in their midst to present himself before Yahweh. We’re back in the heavenly court. …
Lockdown thoughts from Job 1:13-22
Using Day 3 of our nationwide lockdown to lock down some rusty Hebrew. A rough translation and thoughts on the way. Some of it will be familiar to friends who have journeyed through Kirk Patston’s classes. Previously: Job 1:1-5 | Job 1:6-12 1:13-15 Now there was a day,When his sons and daughters [were] eating and …
Lockdown thoughts from Job 1:1-5
Using our nationwide lockdown to lock down some rusty Hebrew. A rough translation and thoughts on the way. Some of it will be familiar to friends who have journeyed through Kirk Patston’s classes. Lord willing we’ll make some progress over the next four weeks. 1:1 There was a man in the land of Uz — …
Kiss the son? Thoughts on preaching Psalm 2:12
When preparing to preach Psalm 2 recently, I stumbled across a dilemma while translating the Hebrew text. As the psalmist winds down from verses 10-12, there’s a couple of exhortations to the raging kings of the earth. “Be wise; be warned” (v10). “Serve the Lord with fear; rejoice with trembling” (v11). Then in verse 12, …
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