(Transcribed from actual tape) September 11, 1983 PM
THE UNDERDOG
Job 12:5
Who won? Conners or Lindel? Well, goodness. That's gooil, That's good. How
did the Oilers come out? Boy, had a bad afternoon. I'm really behind here in
what's going on. Conners won in how many sets? Anybody know? Four sets. Boy.
How many were asleep with me and you didn't know anymore ... ? That's the good
guys. That's the good guys.
Open your Bibles if you would to Job, Chapter No. 12. We're going to read Verse
I through Verse 5. Job 12:1-5:
Then Job responded, 2TruLy then you are the eople, And
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with you wisdom wilt die! 3But I have inteZZigence as weZZ
as you3 T am not inferior to you. And who does not know such
things as these? 4-T am a joke to my friends. The one who
called on God, and He answered him3 The just and bzameless
man is a joke. 5He who is at ease holds calconity in contempt,
As prepared for those whose feet szip. (NAS)
Moffatt renders the latter part of this fifth verse like this: "When a man falters,
there are blows for him." And it's around that phrase I want us to think tonight
as we pray together.
"Father, it is a joy to be in your house ... to be thrilled with music and song, in
prayer and testimony and just the warmth of the fellowship of these here. But
-2-
always, Father, we know that we come and gather because of a need, because of
hunger, because of a desire for Thy word to quicken us, to convict us and to con-
vince us. Lead us, Oh, Lord, to new heights in Thy truth. Inspire us. Touch
those who need assuring. Deal with those who need forgiving. And, Father, may
Thy Spirit rule and reign in everything that's done in t ...
THE UNDERDOG
Job 12:5
Who won? Conners or Lindel? Well, goodness. That's gooil, That's good. How
did the Oilers come out? Boy, had a bad afternoon. I'm really behind here in
what's going on. Conners won in how many sets? Anybody know? Four sets. Boy.
How many were asleep with me and you didn't know anymore ... ? That's the good
guys. That's the good guys.
Open your Bibles if you would to Job, Chapter No. 12. We're going to read Verse
I through Verse 5. Job 12:1-5:
Then Job responded, 2TruLy then you are the eople, And
p
with you wisdom wilt die! 3But I have inteZZigence as weZZ
as you3 T am not inferior to you. And who does not know such
things as these? 4-T am a joke to my friends. The one who
called on God, and He answered him3 The just and bzameless
man is a joke. 5He who is at ease holds calconity in contempt,
As prepared for those whose feet szip. (NAS)
Moffatt renders the latter part of this fifth verse like this: "When a man falters,
there are blows for him." And it's around that phrase I want us to think tonight
as we pray together.
"Father, it is a joy to be in your house ... to be thrilled with music and song, in
prayer and testimony and just the warmth of the fellowship of these here. But
-2-
always, Father, we know that we come and gather because of a need, because of
hunger, because of a desire for Thy word to quicken us, to convict us and to con-
vince us. Lead us, Oh, Lord, to new heights in Thy truth. Inspire us. Touch
those who need assuring. Deal with those who need forgiving. And, Father, may
Thy Spirit rule and reign in everything that's done in t ...
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