Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job?
Speaker: Warren Phillips Location: Idyllwild Bible School Date: 1995 Topic: Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job? Class 1 - The Introductory Lessons Class 2 - A Good Business Deal - Does Job Feel God for Nought? Class 3 - The Great Debate - Exact Retribution Class 4 - Suffering Can be Disciplinary to Bring Man to God Class 5 - The Voice of the Almighty (We Can Suffer for the Benefit of Others) Class 6 - The Lord Turned the Captivity of Job
Classes
Class 1: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 1 - The Introductory Lessons
The class introduces the book of Job, emphasizing Job's righteousness and the purpose of studying Job to understand suffering and evil in relation to God's righteousness. It highlights Job as a type of Christ and discusses the importance of maintaining faith during trials.
Class 2: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 2 - A Good Business Deal - Does Job Feel God for Nought?
The class explores Job's faith and integrity under severe trials, examining how Job's wealth and family are taken away by divine permission to test his devotion to God. It also discusses Job's wife's advice and Job's response, emphasizing the value of righteousness over life itself.
Class 3: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 3 - The Great Debate - Exact Retribution
The class discusses the book of Job, focusing on the debate between Job and his friends about suffering and retribution. It explores the idea that suffering is not always a direct result of sin, challenging the concept of exact retribution and emphasizing forgiveness and the nature of human suffering.
Class 4: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 4 - Suffering Can be Disciplinary to Bring Man to God
The class discusses Job's suffering and how it can be disciplinary, bringing man closer to God. It covers Job's debates with his friends and his realization that suffering is not always a result of sin, but can be a way for God to teach and correct.
Class 5: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 5 - The Voice of the Almighty (We Can Suffer for the Benefit of Others)
The class explores Job's suffering and the Almighty's response, emphasizing that suffering can be for the benefit of others and can lead to spiritual growth. It highlights Job's realization that his righteousness is not enough to earn salvation and that God's ways are beyond human understanding.
Class 6: Warren Phillips - Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job - Class 6 - The Lord Turned the Captivity of Job
The class explores Job's suffering and his eventual acceptance of God's sovereignty. It emphasizes Job's righteousness and his role as a type of God's suffering servant, highlighting the importance of humility, forgiveness, and perseverance in the face of adversity.