October 22, 2025 — “This Is My Mark”

Hallmark, landmark, trademark, watermark, postmark—all are used to identify for a purpose.  As I perused this last section of Job’s final appeal, I couldn’t help but think, “What a fine neighbor to have!” No wicked man could even think like this, let alone act like it. For centuries it was held that friends should be […]

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October 22

The INCALCULABLE CHRIST: The gift of Christ to us is indescribable—anekdiegetos, “not able to describe or declare fully” (2 Cor 9:15) and the joy we have as a result of believing is unutterable—aneklaletos, “beyond one’s ability to divulge” (1 Pet 1:8). His ways in our lives are unsearchable—anexereunetos, with still more to know after being […]

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October 21, 2025 — Job’s Catastrophic Catalog

“When the wickedness of the wicked grieves and humbles…Christians…you may expect a revival.” —Charles Finney  Since Job has taken such pains to document as many misdeeds as he can, we can’t rush past. First, he talks about the surprising co-conspirators a sinner may call on to help with his crimes: “my eyes” (Job 31:1), “my foot” (v 5), “my […]

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