R. C. Sproul
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first heard Sep 2026
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Portion of their life.
that may sound
Far out to you and radical.
So what I'd like to do in the rest of this segment is to show you something of the history of God's activity with people.
By looking again at persons who
Whom we know God called to suffer.
Anytime we even talk about suffering, usually the first name that comes to mind from biblical history is the name of and I know this is gonna look funny up here underneath this word vocation, it's the name Job.
Not job.
Although there's a link between vocation and jobs.
I'm talking about vocation and job.
You know the story of Job, how that there's a drama that is unfolding in heaven where Satan reports to the divine architect of heaven and earth, and he says he's been going to and fro over all of the earth and examining the creation.
He sort of comes back in in gleeful delight at what he's discovered down here on this planet, and he's mocking God, saying, uh, hey, this all these people down here and they're in my pocket, they're doing what I want them to do.
Nobody's listening to you, nobody's paying any attention to your laws and so on.
And God said, Wait a minute, have you considered my servant Job?
Saying he says, Sure, I've considered Job, I've seen him.
He obeys you, he's upright, he's righteous.
Stainless job we call him.
He said, but why shouldn't he serve you?
Does Job serve God for nothing?
Look at what you've done.
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