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Table of contents for A Perceived Truth

  1. My Friend Eliphaz
  2. My Friend Bildad
  3. And My Friend Zophar

A Perceived Truth Part 3: Job 9 – Job 11

Job was confronted by his friend Eliphaz, the friend who assumed that Job should get strength from the past, who assumed what was seen was a true picture of the past (Job had sinned), and assumed that the vision he’d received was for Job. Job was hit pretty hard and defended himself, then his friend Bildad responded. If Bildad came and delivered a message that Job needed to hear: you need tough love, you need to remember the past, and you need to remember God’s plan. Still no one would take a chance on believing Job. Still no one would even share bit of love to Job. Stil no one would even take a chance on saying, “I just don’t know”.  And now Job’s third friend, Zophar, speaks.

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Table of contents for A Perceived Truth

  1. My Friend Eliphaz
  2. My Friend Bildad
  3. And My Friend Zophar

A Perceived Truth Part 2 – Job 7 & 8

The second response comes from Job’s friend Bildad. Once again the truth Job’s friend is perceived incorrectly. The only difference is that Bildad speaks the bold hard truth to Job:

Bildad responds by seeing that Job:

  • Needs Tough Love
  • Needs to Remember the Past
  • Needs to Understand God’s Plan

Now the question is whether or not we do this to others all because we think we see the truth. Is there is a Bildad in us? If so, when was the last time it came out?

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Table of contents for A Perceived Truth

  1. My Friend Eliphaz
  2. My Friend Bildad
  3. And My Friend Zophar

A Perceived Truth Part 1 – Job 4

The story of Job begins with a man who has it all and then loses it through no fault of his own. He loses his children, all his possessions, his wealth, his way of living, and then even his health – all because God allows Satan to do so. And when he is at his lowest point possible, he receives a visit from three friends. They sit with Job silently for a week, listen to him, but then they speak.

For the next several weeks we will examine how Job’s friends “perceive”  a truth that is incorrect. And when they speak they provide the ultimate blows for a man at the brink of death. Let’s remember to have a “God Listening” heart when listening to hurt people; let’s remember that what we see and hear may seem to be truth but may actually be far from it.

In today’s message we see how Job’s friend Eliphaz perceives truth incorrectly and then says words in the worst way.  When we see incorrectly, process incorrectly, and speak incorrectly we risk:

  1. Assuming the past makes the future
  2. Assuming what we’ve seen fits this experience
  3. Assuming the vision we received is for that person
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]]> http://www.cayafellowship.com/2008/09/14/my-friend-eliphaz/feed/ 0 00:01:01 A Perceived Truth Part 1 - Job 4 The story of Job begins with a man who has it all and then loses it through no ... A Perceived Truth Part 1 - Job 4 The story of Job begins with a man who has it all and then loses it through no fault of his own. He loses his children, all his possessions, his wealth, his way of living, and then even his health - all because God allows Satan to do so. And when he is at his lowest point possible, he receives a visit from three friends. They sit with Job silently for a week, listen to him, but then they speak. For the next several weeks we will examine how Job's friends "perceive"nbsp; a truth that is incorrect. And when they speak they provide the ultimate blows for a man at the brink of death. Let's remember to have a "God Listening" heart when listening to hurt people; let's remember that what we see and hear may seem to be truth but may actually be far from it. In today's message we see how Job's friend Eliphaz perceives truth incorrectly and then says words in the worst way.nbsp; When we see incorrectly, process incorrectly, and speak incorrectly we risk: Assuming the past makes the future Assuming what we've seen fits this experience Assuming the vision we received is for that person A,Perceived,Truth,,Podcast,,Weekly,Messages CAYA Fellowship Church no No