Job: Out of the Whirlwind, Towards the Cross
4/26/2020
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Looking at the book of Job (started in February, 2020-02-09)
In This Series
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Have You Considered My Servant Job? (Job 1)
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Have You Considered My Servant Job—Again?: Sitting with Job in the Ashes of Suffering (Job 2)
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I Have No Rest, But Trouble Comes: Letting Lamentation Lead to the Lord (Job 3)
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Eliphaz's Ill-Aimed Counsel: When Soul-Care Misses the Mark (Job 4-5)
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In Defense of Lament: Justification for Job's Interrogation of God (Job 6-7)
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God Will Not Reject a Blameless Man: When Counsel is Devoid of the Gospel (Job 8)
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O For Grace to See Him More: Toward the Alighting Arbiter Suffering Alights (Job 9-10)
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Chewing on Zophar's Choke Job: God Incomprehensible, Yet Knowable (Job 11)
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To Be or Not To Be Worthless Physicians: Supporting Hope in Him Who Slays Us (Job 12-14)
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Look to the One We Follow, and Take Heart: Sustaining God's Comforts Amid Our God-Given Crosses (Job 15-17)
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There is a Judgment, and My Redeemer Lives: Fortifying God-Sized Hope for Job-Like Sufferers (Job 18-19)
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A Tale of Two Portions for the Wicked: Making Sense of Mixed Signals for the Righteous (Job 20-21)
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A Last Ditch Dig, and A Treasury Unearthed: The Benefit of our Devotional Life for Darkened Days (Job 22-24)
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True Wisdom: God's Priceless Tool for His Tried and True Sufferers (Job 25-28)
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I Hoped For Good, But Evil Came: Shouldering the Righteous Man's Cross (Job 29-30)
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The Words of Job are Ended: His Righteousness Signed, Sealed, and Delivered to God (Job 31)
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Then Elihu: Help for Job out of a Zeal for God (Job 32-33)
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Do You Think This To Be Just? Keeping Our Grief in Line with God's Glory (Job 34-35)
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Out of the North Comes Golden Splendor: The Surfacing of God in the Storm of Suffering (Job 36-37)
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Then, Out of the Whirlwind, the Lord Answered Job: The Contenting Majesty of our Creator's Supremacy (Job 38-40:5)
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Then, Out of the Whirlwind, the Lord Answered Job, Part II: Hope in the Scope of our Creator's Sovereignty (Job 40:6-42:6)
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The Lord Takes Away and Gives, and Takes Away: The Gracious Vindication, Restoration, and Anticipation of Job (Job 42:7-17)