It's day 13 of Heartdive 365. I'm your Bible study friend Kenoy. Welcome to the Heartdive

podcast. Welcome back, friends. Today we are hearing the last of the wordy words of Elihu,

as he continues in his exaggerated speech, but then reroutes back to the greatness of God. Now, if you are back for more, if you are a part of this group, if you feel like it's a part of your life, can you help us out by hitting that like button, just partnering with us? Or if you are new here, we welcome you. Let us know where you are in the world, where you're watching from, and make sure to check out the show notes or the description

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that in your browser so that you can always access that rather quickly. Otherwise, we are getting

into Job chapters 35 through 37 today. So let's prepare our hearts as we get into the reading.

Our Father Who Art in Heaven, Hallowed be your name. We love you so much.

We just thank you. Thank you so much for this weekend of being able to rest, to catch up on

the reading of the word, to just be in your presence, to be still. I just pray, Lord, that if

anybody didn't get that chance, that you will refresh their spirit right now, that there will be

a supernatural rest that is bestowed upon every single person here. Please, Lord, as we get into your word, the reading of it, the daily manner, may we be open to hear your voice, to be able to see your face, and to receive everything that you have for us. Thank you, Lord, for the new mercies that are available to us each and every day. We know that you have a great purpose for our lives, and so I just pray that we're ready for it and that we're willing to step out in faith and to act in obedience to everything that you call us to. Forgive us for our sins, Lord, and also help us to forgive those who have come against us or hurt us. I pray that we won't hold on to that, Lord, but we will let it go to be

able to live in your freedom today. Please don't lead us into temptation, but delivers from evil

for yours as the kingdom and power and glory forever. We love you so much. We pray these things in

Jesus' name. Amen. So we continue here in chapter 35 with Elihu condemning Job. And Elihu answered

and said, do you think this to be just? Do you say

it is my right before God that you ask, what advantage have I? How am I better off than if I had to

sinned? So he's like, do you actually think you're right here, Job? Do you really think that you would

have been better off sinning? Because remember, he thinks that Job is in that place of getting what he deserved.

Verse four, I will answer you and your friends with you.

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