Homiletical Commentary On the book of Job
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Bespeaks tJwir careful attention, and appeals to their sound judgment. Verse 2. " Hear my words, O ye wise men (the three friends, and perhaps others), and give car unto me, ye that have knowledge. " Observe (1) Wisdom and knowledge required to judge correctly of statements made respect- ing things pertaining to God and His moral government. (2) The part of a wise man to give earnest attention to what is advanced on such subjects. (3) A wise speaker willing to be corrected by men of judgment an...d understanding.
2. Invites an impartial examination of hit statements. Verse 3. " For the ear trieth words, as the mouth tasteth meat. " Observe (1) Man is furnishsd by his Creator with means for testing statements on moral andreli- r/ious truth, as well for trying the food which he is to eat. (2) Private judgment in reference to such subjects man's duty as well as hit right. His duty carefully and impartially to examine, and so either to adopt or reject. The Beraans commended, because they not only " received the word with all readiness of mind, " but "searched the Scriptures daily whether these things were so " (Acts xvii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bespeaks tJwir careful attention, and appeals to their sound judgment. Verse 2. " Hear my words, O ye wise men (the three friends, and perhaps others), and give car unto me, ye that have knowledge. " Observe (1) Wisdom and knowledge required to judge correctly of statements made respect- ing things pertaining to God and His moral government. (2) The part of a wise man to give earnest attention to what is advanced on such subjects. (3) A wise speaker willing to be corrected by men of judgment an...d understanding.
2. Invites an impartial examination of hit statements. Verse 3. " For the ear trieth words, as the mouth tasteth meat. " Observe (1) Man is furnishsd by his Creator with means for testing statements on moral andreli- r/ious truth, as well for trying the food which he is to eat. (2) Private judgment in reference to such subjects man's duty as well as hit right. His duty carefully and impartially to examine, and so either to adopt or reject. The Beraans commended, because they not only " received the word with all readiness of mind, " but "searched the Scriptures daily whether these things were so " (Acts xvii.
What to read after Homiletical Commentary On the book of Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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