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THE IMPATIENCE OF JOB

by Dr. Ed Young

Scripture: JOB 4:5


(Transcribed from actual tape) September 4, 1983 AM


THE IMPATIENCE OF JOB

Job 4:5; 5:6


We're in the process of studying t[Te baak o-f U'ob. We've looked at Chapter 1 and

Chapter 2. And this morning we continue our study and look at Chapter 3 and

the first part of Chapter 4. If you'll open your Bibles to Job, Chapter 4. I'll

read our text, Verse 1 through Verse 5.

1Then ELiphaz the Temanite answeved, 2"If one ventures a word
with you, wiZZ you become impatient? But who can refrain from
speaking? 3 "BehoZd you (Job) have admonished many. And you
have strengthened weak hands. 4 "Your words have hezped the
tottering to stand. And you have strengthened feeble knees.
5"But now it has come to you, and you (Job) are impatient;
It touches you, and you are dismayed.

Let's pray together. "Father, we come from a diversification of our backgrounds

and our needs, but yet there is a central unifying factor. And that is, Oh, Lord,

we all need that fresh clear word from Thyself. We have come here, not out of

habit, not out of ritual, not because it makes us feel good, but, Lord, we're

thankful that we are here because there is a need, a basic fundamental need in

our lives to know You, to have You working in our lives, to understand Your ways,

to perceive Your will for us moment by moment, day by day. Lord, You speak right

now and let me get out of the way so that Thy word and Thy holy and divine message

might not only be heard, but may it be received and understood and incorporated

into our daily living. Lo-rd, we It'hark You i,n a-dxjance for wbat You are about in

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our lives, yea in this service. And we make this prayer in the strong, holy name

of Jesus Christ our Savior and our Lord. Amen."


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