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Welcome to a behind-the-scenes look at the research that goes into making each scene of iBIBLE. Let's take a look at the tribulations of Job. As the book of Job opens, we see a “blameless and upright man, one who feared God, and turned away from evil.”. If suffering is intended as a punishment for evil, Job would not be a recipient.
- The Temptation of Job
- Women Preaching
- Preaching in Hades
- The Temptation of Jesus
Question: When the devil sinned, he was driven to the earth away from God’s presence and became the enemy of man and God. Why is it that the devil was able to go before God again to accuse Job? Why would God even grant the devil’s request to test Job? If Job’s faith was not strong at that time and he had failed, who would be responsible for this? (...
Question: In the Old Testament age, men were for the most part ignorant of God’s will. There was often the custom of esteeming the male and despising the female. In the New Testament, the Lord Jesus broke down the boundary between male and female. Both are created by God, both are God’s children, and therefore, there is no important difference betw...
Question: First Peter 3:19-22 says that the Lord Jesus went down to Hades and preached to the spirits in prison—those who were drowned by the Deluge in the days of Noah. Is there such a thing that the Lord Jesus went down to Hades to preach? First Peter 4:6 also recorded, "The gospel was announced also to those who are now dead." If the dead are st...
Question: Did the Holy Spirit purposely lead the Lord Jesus to the wilderness to be tempted by the devil? When the devil tempted Jesus in the wilderness on that day, was it a visible kind of temptation, or was it an invisible kind of temptation? A visible kind of temptation would be one in which the devil tempted Jesus through man. If the devil tem...
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The Bible doesn’t give us a great deal of information about the devil. He appears in the first book of the Bible (Genesis 3), but we only know that it is he from the last book of the Bible (Rev. 12:9). He is the Serpent, the Tempter of Christ (Matthew 4:1, 3), and the leader of the forces that will marshal against God in the end of time (Rev. 20:8). The book that gives us the most ...
Summary. The French steamer takes Marlow along the coast of Africa, stopping periodically to land soldiers and customshouse officers. Marlow finds his idleness vexing, and the trip seems vaguely nightmarish to him. At one point, they come across a French man-of-war shelling an apparently uninhabited forested stretch of coast.
Aug 6, 2019 · Job is a righteous, pious, and exceptionally blessed man. He is wealthy and has a large family. God allows Satan to attack him, and taking full advantage of this allowance, Satan systematically destroys Job’s possessions, family, and bodily health. His wife turns against him, and his friends turn into adversaries.
Sep 30, 2023 · Introduced as “the most clever of all of the beasts of the field that YHWH God had made,” the serpent in the Garden of Eden is portrayed as just that: a serpent. Satan does not make an appearance in Genesis 2–3, for the simple reason that when the story was written, the concept of the devil had not yet been invented.
According to Abulwalid (Parchon, Raschi), אבה is the name of a large river near the scene of the book of Job; which may be understood as either the Babylonian name for river Arab. 'bby, or the Abyssinian name of the Nile, ab; and אבה may be compared with לבנה in relation to the Arabic, lubna.
