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The Book of Job

The Book of Job

By: Pastor Calvin Reed
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 The book of Job is one of the most challenging books in the Bible in many ways as it deals extensively with suffering. The theme of this book is, "why does man serve God? Is it because of God's blessings or because of who God is?" Pastor Calvin Reed preaches on what we are to learn from Job's journey from joy to sorrow and then to praise.2025 Christianity Spirituality
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  • Job’s Restoration – Job 42:10-17

    Job’s Restoration – Job 42:10-17
    Aug 19 2012
    This is a sermon recorded at the Lebanon Bible Fellowship Church, in Lebanon, PA, on 8/19/2012 during the evening service, entitled “Job’s Restoration” by Pastor Calvin Reed. The sermon is taken from Job 42:10-17, and is part of a series on the book of Job.
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  • God Speaks to Eliphaz – Job 42:1

    God Speaks to Eliphaz – Job 42:1
    Jul 29 2012
    This is a sermon recorded at the Lebanon Bible Fellowship Church, in Lebanon, PA, on 7/29/2012 during the evening service, entitled “God Speaks to Eliphaz” by Pastor Calvin Reed. The sermon is taken from Job 42, and is part of a series on the book of Job.
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  • God Speaks a Second Time – Job 40-42:1

    God Speaks a Second Time – Job 40-42:1
    Jun 24 2012
    This is a sermon recorded at the Lebanon Bible Fellowship Church, in Lebanon, PA, on 6/24/2012 during the evening service, entitled “God Speaks a Second Time” by Pastor Calvin Reed. The sermon is taken from Job 40-42, and is part of a series on the book of Job.
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