Job 42
My ears had heard of you but now my eyes have seen you.
You know the story of Job. The worst life ever…he lost everything,
including his health, his family, his friends.
He knew God, he prayed, but he still suffered…immeasurable pain and
loss.
The book of Job is one of my
favorite stories, especially the discourse he has with God near the end, when
God quizzes Job about the creation and all that is in it, asking Job if he can
even fathom or understand or mimic God’s amazing power and wonder. Of course, Job
cannot.
Job knew of God’s power, he’d
read about it and heard about. We have
too. We read about, we hear of it in the
lives of others, and we have a lot of head knowledge about God.
But have we seen him?
Nothing establishes our faith
more than hearing of God’s great love, power, and compassion and then
experiencing it for ourselves.
And the only way to see him in
all of his glory and power is to walk with him into the battle and watch him
win.
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