Sermon Tone Analysis
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• Job learns to listen.
• Moves to a new maturity (he will intercede for his friends—those that had misused him)
• Restores a new prosperity
In transition . . .
• Job’s new view of God
o He is going to get an expanded view of the greatness of God.
o Job verbalizes two attributes of God in this expanded view:
Omnipotence
Sovereignty
• Job’s new view of God’s Word:
o God addresses Job twice.
o Job listens and takes notes.
o Job’s answer—covers his mouth.
• Job’s new view of himself
o Not until you find God anew can you find yourself.
Sequence in growth
• God’s Word heard.
• Time.
• Circumstances and events happen.
• Application.
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