Podcast 15, Stories of the Bible, “The Book of Job, Ch 1” Welcome to Stories of the Old Testament, Podcast 15, “The Book of Job, Ch I” All books of the Holy Bible are unique, distinguished by their own voice. Of course, some, such as The Book of Revelation and The Book of Isaiah, stand out as nonpareil. Few, however, demand our attention like The Book of Job. Though the author is unknown, it is written by the Shakespeare of the Bible. It pulls you into the story. Job is Everyman. Suf...
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Podcast 15, Stories of the Bible, “The Book of Job, Ch 1” Welcome to Stories of the Old Testament, Podcast 15, “The Book of Job, Ch I” All books of the Holy Bible are unique, distinguished by their own voice. Of course, some, such as The Book of Revelation and The Book of Isaiah, stand out as nonpareil. Few, however, demand our attention like The Book of Job. Though the author is unknown, it is written by the Shakespeare of the Bible. It pulls you into the story. Job is Everyman. Suf...
Season 6, Podcast 120, Isaiah 61:1-11, “The Spirit of the Lord God is Upon Me.”
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Season 6, Podcast 120, Isaiah 61:1-11, “The Spirit of the Lord God is Upon Me.”
Season 6, Podcast 120, Isaiah 61:1-11, “The Spirit of the Lord God is Upon Me.” The personal pronoun “me” in Isaiah 61 is the Messiah. In other words, Isaiah is speaking as if he were Christ. Christ defines his divine mission from the Father. Isaiah 61:1 1 The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me; because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are...
A New Voice of Freedom
Podcast 15, Stories of the Bible, “The Book of Job, Ch 1” Welcome to Stories of the Old Testament, Podcast 15, “The Book of Job, Ch I” All books of the Holy Bible are unique, distinguished by their own voice. Of course, some, such as The Book of Revelation and The Book of Isaiah, stand out as nonpareil. Few, however, demand our attention like The Book of Job. Though the author is unknown, it is written by the Shakespeare of the Bible. It pulls you into the story. Job is Everyman. Suf...
