Elihu shows restraint and wisdom in waiting to speak until the others had exhausted their arguments. But since Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar’s statements and responses to Job were off the mark, in Elihu’s eyes, he could be silent no longer. In chapter 33, Elihu tells Job that God tries more than once to talk to…
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When we were in the book of Hebrews last time, I told you that I’d talk more about Melchizedek. There is actually a lot to say about him and and his significance, and our time here is short, so here is a link to a really good article in the show notes at 346.lifespringmedia.com if you’d…
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What God had said would happen to David’s household has begun. “Because of what you have done, I will cause your own household to rebel against you.” Don’t let the end of the last chapter we read fool you. Just because Absalom has been pardoned by David, with David sealing the pardon with a kiss,…
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Job covers a lot of area in these three chapters. He remembers what life was like before his afflictions came. He speaks of the horrible physical, emotional and spiritual pain he is in, and he wraps up by again proclaiming his innocence. Speaking of his pain. I’ve never experienced anything near the physical pain that…
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God is called by many different names in Scripture, and each name reveals a different aspect of who He is. There is El Shaddai, which means “God All Sufficient”, Jehovah, which means “The Lord”, Jehovah-Shalom which means “the Lord Our Peace”, and many others. Today I want to look briefly at the name Haggo’el, with…
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Today I’d like to answer a question sent in my Justin Diehl, who is another one of the podcasters participating in the DDP challenge. Justin started podcasting in 2010 and has had several podcasts. His DDP contributions appear at hiddennode.com. So here is Justin’s question: In response to your request for questions, I’m curious… what…
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Next time we visit Hebrews, I’ll talk about Melchizedek.
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In this account, we see how what we might consider a small sin can quickly spiral into a disastrous web of deceit and horrendous sins that affect the lives of many people. As we have seen, David usually goes to war with his armies, but as chapter 11 begins, we see that this year, for…
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The author in chapter 3, compares Jesus to Moses. Why would he do that? Because the primary audience for the book is the Hebrew, or Jew, and Moses was their most highly regarded person. The author was explaining how and why Jesus was to be held in even higher regard. He does this by making…
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As Job begins, in essence he says that no matter what, his friends’ accusations against him will not wear him down. As long as he lives, he will maintain that he has been a man of integrity. Have you ever been in an argument or debate with someone who just won’t give it up, and…
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