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Welcome to the Wednesday Bible study.

Thank you for being with us today.

We have more to cover.

If you're just joining us, we are studying the book of Job.

To say that it is a provocative book is an understatement.

And it features something where we are right now that there's so many things that make it unique.

But we have God going on for several chapters talking about himself and revealing to us, for lack of a better term, he's given us his resume, some of the things

that we might find impressive, which we have. And we covered that last week in Chapter 38.

Today we'll be in Job 39. If you want to go ahead and turn there and get ready, if you missed any of

this series or any of our past series, you can find archives.

You just go to the manchurch.com, use the media button, and you can watch or listen to archives

of this study, our studies passed.

Themanchurch.com is a hub for a men's discipleship strategy. It was so wonderful even over this

past weekend to go out and see it in action, uh, and, uh, had an opportunity to go back to,

uh, to my home county. It's always a little, uh, little, you know, it's intimidating when you go

back home when you realize that even Jesus was treated poorly, uh, when he. So I had that in the back of my mind. And it was a little

shocking when I got back to where I went to high school, people claiming to be people that I knew,

but they couldn't be those people because it was a bunch of old men. So anyway, it was great.

But watching it work, watching it work.

So Rick, what do you mean?

How does it work?

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