Hast Thou Considered my Servant Job
Speaker: Warren Phillips Location: Texas Bible School Year: 1981 Topic: Hast Thou Considered my Servant Job Class 1 - The Background and Setting of the Book of Job Class 2 - The Purpose of the Testing of Job Class 3 - The Speeches of Elihu Class 4 - The Speeches of the Almighty (Part 1) Class 5 - The Speeches of the Almighty (Part 2) Class 6 - The Epilogue: The Lord Turned the Captivity of Job
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 - The Background and Setting of the Book of Job
The class explores the background and setting of the Book of Job, emphasizing Job's righteousness and the purpose of the book in relation to the problem of evil and God's righteousness. The class covers Job's initial trials and his response, highlighting his faith and integrity despite suffering.
Class 2: Class 2 - The Purpose of the Testing of Job
The class discusses Job's testing by God and Satan, focusing on Job's integrity and faith despite severe trials. It also explores the theological implications of suffering and the role of faith in maintaining righteousness.
Class 3: Class 3 - The Speeches of Elihu
The class discusses Job's suffering and his friends' arguments, focusing on Job's plea for a dialogue with God and his desire for a daysman. It introduces Elihu, a young man who respectfully challenges Job's justification of himself over God, emphasizing God's justice and righteousness.
Class 4: Class 4 - The Speeches of the Almighty (Part 1)
The class discusses Job's suffering and his interactions with his friends and the young man Elihu. It focuses on Job's faith under trial and the theological implications of suffering, including the nature of God and man's relationship with the divine.
Class 5: Class 5 - The Speeches of the Almighty (Part 2)
The class discusses Job's suffering and the speeches of the Almighty, exploring themes of suffering for the benefit of others and the importance of faith and humility before God. It covers Job's realization of his own insignificance and the need for reliance on God's grace.
Class 6: Class 6 - The Epilogue - The Lord Turned the Captivity of Job
The class discusses the epilogue of the book of Job, focusing on Job's repentance and the restoration of his fortunes. It highlights Job's realization of his unworthiness before God and the symbolic significance of his daughters representing the ecclesia.