The Book of Job: ”Yet Will I Trust in Him”

Unshaken Saints

Jared Halverson

Religion & Spirituality, Education

5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2022

⏱️ 311 minutes

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An in-depth study of the book of Job. This lesson focuses on theodicy, Satan's plan, trials & testimony, sin & suffering, reasoning with God, the mortal side of Christ, wickedness & happiness, our day in court, innocence or holiness, wisdom & worthiness, the Creator's Cosmos, a double portion, entitlements & explanations, and more. 0:00 Introduction 2:16 Theodicy & the Book of Job 14:32 Perfect Job 21:31 Satan's Plan 33:26 Job's Trials & Testimony 50:11 Physical Suffering & Spiritual Doubt 1:01:39 Friends' Company & Job's Lament 1:16:05 Assuming that Suffering Equals Sin (Eliphaz Round 1) 1:27:16 Job's Self-Defense 1:42:41 Justifying the Lord (Bildad Round 1) 2:01:59 Revealing & Reasoning with God (Zophar Round 1) 2:16:38 Death & Resurrection 2:21:52 Job as Mortal Side of Jesus (Eliphaz Round 2) 2:41:46 Job's Testimony (Bildad Round 2) 2:53:01 Wickedness Never was Happiness (Zophar Round 2) 3:01:07 Accusations & Demanding a Day in Court (Eliphaz Round 3) 3:11:36 Innocence or Holiness (Bildad Round 3) 3:22:13 Wisdom & Worthiness 3:36:01 Job's Closing Argument 3:43:54 Elihu Speaks Up 3:52:48 God is Good and Can Be Trusted 4:16:50 God Reveals Himself 4:30:12 Job Repents & Reviews the Lessons Learned 4:46:19 A Double Portion 4:56:35 Conclusion - The Lesson of Job

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0:00.0	When the Son of Man comeeth, shall he find faith on the earth?
0:06.0	Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.
0:13.0	May our testimonies be as deep to the strong as that of Jacob.
0:19.0	When confronted by one who sought to destroy his faith declared,
0:23.0	I could not be shaken.
0:30.0	Hello, my friends, Jared Halverson here.
0:40.0	Welcome back to Unshaken.
0:41.0	Thank you for letting me come and join you once again for scripture study.
0:44.0	I hope that you enjoyed last week that you were able to come up for air a little bit,
0:48.0	and that you were now, but nice and rested after a light week with only,
0:52.0	what was that, two and a half hours give or take with Esther?
0:55.0	We will be back on to longer lessons today with the book of Job,
0:59.0	but I promise it will be worth your time because this book is an absolute masterpiece,
1:04.0	not just of scripture, but of world literature.
1:07.0	One of my favorite pieces of literature is Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
1:10.0	As amazing as the musical was, and as good as the movies have been,
1:14.0	none of them can hold a candle to the book.
1:17.0	And so you'd think that its author, Victor Hugo, would be a pretty good judge of a good literature.
1:24.0	Well, this is what he said about the Book of Job.
1:27.0	The Book of Job is perhaps the greatest masterpiece of the human mind.
1:32.0	That's tall praise coming from him.
1:35.0	And Thomas Carlyle, who was a 19th century Scottish historian and essayist,
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