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🗓️ 5 February 2022
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In this episode of Pray the Word on Job 4:17, David Platt explains how some suffering comes as a result of righteousness and obedience.
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0:00.0 | Pray the word with David Platt as a resource from Radical.net. |
0:30.5 | What you're experiencing is a result of some sin in your life. |
0:38.2 | And thus begins |
0:41.2 | Unhelpful counsel that Job will receive throughout this book and |
0:48.6 | Part of that counsel, part of the core of it is this idea that the upright don't suffer if you trust God and |
0:58.6 | and follow God |
1:00.6 | Then things go well for you clearly if things are not going well for you |
1:05.7 | And that means you're not trusting God. You're not |
1:09.2 | Following God. You're not pleasing to God and yet |
1:13.7 | Job one and two this book |
1:16.7 | Goes out of the way to show this has nothing to do |
1:21.7 | With sin in Job's life. It's actually the opposite. This has everything to do with righteousness |
1:28.5 | in Job's life |
1:30.5 | And so we see from the very beginning of the book of Job |
1:36.0 | From the story and Job one and two and now this counsel and Job four that's suffering |
1:43.6 | While sometimes follows sin in our life. There's no question the Bible teaches |
1:48.5 | There are consequences of sin and sin leads to suffering in our lives |
1:53.6 | But that does not necessarily mean that suffering we experience is a direct result of some specific sin in our lives |
2:06.6 | And so it's good. It's good when we walk through |
2:10.8 | difficulty |
2:12.3 | It's good when we walk through suffering to stop and |
2:16.3 | Examinate our hearts, but in the same way we should examine our hearts every day |
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