Ua

Wonderful! Thank you for your kind word and your support. God bless you and yours.

Blessings in Jesus!

You are a blessing for sure, I can't get corinthians can you help?

@@violetscrougham2838 Here's a link to the Enduring Word commentary. Hope it helps! enduringword.com/bible-commentary/1-corinthians-1/

Mike, blessings in His name, you're so kind to give so freely. Stay focused on Him from Whom all good things come!

I hope you are well. I'll do my best praying for you. I'm new to this religious stuff. I've been doing my best to learn thats why I like these channels that go into detailed modern teachings. You're gonna be ok. Try staying positive. God bless you.

Maybe he tricked Satan. Job would not have grown in faith to be able to have this audible conversation with God. Pastor Guzik said that was Job's desire. I think this is the goal we are all called to have. "Seek my face." he says, but we know he is spirit and no one has seen God. Even Moses and Elijzh, who stood in a cleft of the same mountain, actually saw Jesus transfigured.. Jesus is the visible presence of God. Job got face time with God. It might have been like what Adam experienced with God in the garden. I see the wisdom in what you said. Einstein said something like that! Lol, great minds think alike. "God does not play dice with the universe."

True! God knows all things, from start to finish. Yet in some limited sense, we might imagine there was a small, perhaps even self-imposed degree of suspense for our omniscient Lord, in that (like each of us) Job had a "real choice" concerning how he would respond to the Accuser. God knew then and knows now how each of us can respond (what is in our hearts and minds) and how we will have responded (what the endpoint of every decision will be after it's made) but the freedom to choose whether to obey or disobey is vested in each of us. I n this sense, while God knows all and every possible outcome, our actual decisions and choices are not entirely predetermined - it is up to each of us to act in accordance to God's will, or accept the consequences. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

@@DavidGuzikEnduringWordWhat about Psalm 139:4? I love that Psalm! ❤

@@DavidGuzikEnduringWord Another example was given in the story of the return of the prodigal so..the Father was said to be waiting eagerly…. Thanks Pstr. David this is an amazing teaching 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

The Bible is silent on that, but she certainly wasn't encouraging to him in Job 2:9!

Satan saw what happened with Adam and Eve and probably bet that this situation would end in a similar way. Also you have to remember that Job was blessed in every way imaginable so having a bad wife before this misfortune was not very likely.

The two shall become as one in marriage. I wonder if this is why his wife was spared?