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Pray the Word with David Platt

God's Goodness in Our Past (Job 29:2–3)

Pray the Word with David Platt

David Platt

Christian, Bible, Baptist, Devotional, Spirituality, John Piper, Prayer, Bible Study, Religion & Spirituality, Louie Giglio, Christianity, David Platt, Pray, Radical

4.8 β€’ 1.4K Ratings

πŸ—“οΈ 28 February 2022

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Pray the Word on Job 29:2–3, David Platt reminds suffering Christians of the unique ways God has been good to them.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Pray the Word with David Platt is a resource from Radical.net.

0:04.8

Job chapter 29 verses 2 and 3.

0:09.4

Oh, that I were as in the months of old,

0:13.2

as in the days when God watched over me,

0:16.5

when His lamp shone upon my head,

0:19.4

and by His light I walked through darkness.

0:24.0

All throughout this chapter, Job 29, Job is looking back

0:29.5

and remembering the days when everything seemed to be going really well,

0:35.6

when He was healthy, when He was surrounded by His family,

0:41.5

He starts talking about His children,

0:44.2

and just all the evidences of God's goodness in His life,

0:48.4

and not just in His life, but through His life.

0:50.5

He starts reminiscing about how He was able to help the needy,

0:54.4

and He was reaching out to others, serving others,

0:58.4

doing all kinds of good things for others,

1:02.9

was a counselor to others,

1:05.6

and as He looks back, He's obviously longing for those days

1:10.3

and wondering what has happened,

1:12.7

but as I read Job 29, I can't help but to think about

1:18.1

the usefulness in the middle of difficult days,

1:25.8

to look back and remember God's goodness,

1:30.1

in days where things were not as difficult,

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