Sermon Text Job 40:1-2, 42:1-6
The Lord responded to Job and said: Will the one who makes charges against the Almighty dare to correct Him? The one who accuses God should make his case!
Job responded to the Lord. He said:
I know that You can do all things. No purpose of Yours can be thwarted. You asked, “Who is this who spreads darkness over My plans with his ignorant words?” I have made statements about things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know.
You said, “Listen now and I will speak.
I will ask you questions, and you will inform Me.”
My ear heard about You. Now my eyes see You.
So I despise myself. I repent in dust and ashes. [EHV]
Sermon written by Pastor James Albrecht
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