Scripture

Job 37

10 passages from 8 books in the Christian Reader library reference Job 37.

  1. Well, then concerning God's Justice, (Deuteronomy 32:4) Just and right is he. (Job 37:23) Touching the Almighty, we cannot find him out, he is excellent in plenty of Justice. God is said to dwell in Justice, (Psalm 89:14) Justice and Judgment are the habitation of your Throne.

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  2. Achan hid the Babylonian garment in the earth, but God brought it to light (Joshua 7:21). Minerva was drawn in such curious colors, and so lively penciled, that whichever way one turned, Minerva's eye was upon him: so whichever way we turn ourselves, still God's eye is upon us (…

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  3. Can you with all the love-waters on earth quench a coal of fire that came from heaven? Send up to heaven a mandate against the decree and dispensation of God, if you can; if the gates of death can open to you; or if you have seen the doors of the shadow of death; or can do such…

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  4. The point being a matter of sense, and evident by natural light, needs not to be proved so much as improved. 1. Scripture represents him as such (Daniel 9:4): he is called the great and dreadful God, so (Deuteronomy 7:21): a mighty God and terrible, and (Nahum 1:5): a great and…

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  5. Sometimes you have a hasty shower, which makes the ways fleet, and the streets run, but it's gone presently, the earth has but little benefit by it; and sometimes you have a sweet, gentle, soaking rain, that moderately soaks to the root and refreshes the earth abundantly. This i…

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  6. And in what state does the prophet Habakkuk affirm himself to be cast, upon the apprehension of the majesty of God? (Habakkuk 3:16). With God (says Job) is terrible majesty (Job 37:22). Hence were the thoughts of them of old, that when they had seen God they should die.

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  7. 4. There is that in God which may command fear. Job 37:22. With God is terrible Majesty.

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  8. Occasion offered, as when Ahasuerus could not sleep (Esther 6:1), it was the providence of God he should read in the Chronicles, and so come to the knowledge of Mordecai: so it befalls God's children, they cannot sleep sometimes, and so occasion is offered in the silence and sol…

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  9. One creature the Scripture takes notice of (Luke 12:24): Consider the ravens, for God feeds them. And again (Job 37:41): He feeds the young ravens when they cry and wander for lack of meat. And (Psalm 147:9): He gives to the beast his food, and to the young ravens which cry.

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  10. 'Tis not in man to direct his way (Jeremiah 10:23). We cannot order our speech by reason of darkness (Job 37:19). We know not what to pray for as we ought (Romans 8:26).

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