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Title: Learning From God's Word – Prayers, Bible Reading Notes, Sermons And Theological Articles

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Job 4:1-7:21; Matthew 19:1-15; Psalm 17:1-5 Bereavement, hardship, divorce – the Word of God speaks of these difficulties in Job and in the words of Jesus. These things can bring on deep depression. We see this in Job’s reaction to his bereavement and hardship. In such circumstances, we must take our thoughts to the Lord, even if, as in the case of Job, the pouring out of the s...

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Job 11:1-14:22; Matthew 2):1-9; Psalm 17:6-12

Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) teaches us that all that we have, apart from our sin, is received from God as a gift of His grace. We must remember this when, like Job, we are going thro...


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“We have examined this, and it is true” (Job 5:27).
It’s one thing to say, “It is true.” It’s another thing to speak the truth of God. Where did Eliphaz and the other ‘comforters’ get their ideas from? – “We have investigated this.” What about revelation? Were their thoughts given to them by God? or Did they come from their own minds? When we compare the...


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“How horrible it will be … ” (Amos 6:1,3-6,13) – This is a prophecy concerning God’s judgment. Such words need to be heard, if people are to be turned back into walking in the ways of the Lord. If we don’t hear of God’s judgment, we are likely to keep on walking in our own ways. There needs to be “an alarm to the unconverted” (Joseph Alleine). There needs to be an alarm to the c...

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Amos begins with a humble description of himself – “one of the sheep farmers” (Amos 1:1). Being a prophet of God has nothing to do with what we are in ourselves. It’s all about God. It’s all about His grace and His call. Looking after sheep – This is such an apt description of the ministry of a pastor. “The Lord roars from Zion” (Amos 1:2). These words make us think of a lion. T...

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