Zaterdag 26 januari 2008
Wat bedoelt Job, wanneer hij spreekt, zoals in 1 v 21
Brother Ger, In the book of Job.1:21
what dose it mean Naked came I and naked shall I go
dose it mean no cloths or something else.
My answer comes.
G.
Dear Shennagirl,
I repeat what a famous dutch comment wrote about this vers (Job 1 v 21)
"Naked I came from my mother's womb
and naked I will depart.
The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away;
may the name of the Lord be praised"....
.................
Without any possessions Job came from the womb of his mother. Without any possessions he shall go to the earth , the womb of al creation.
The same identification of ´motherwomb´and 'the earth as womb' you find in Psalm 139 v 13 - 15.
Job acknowledges the absolute sovereignty of the Lord and hallows his name. He did not serve the Lord- as the big liar, the devil, suggested - for the profit, but for himself ! Deeply touched by the sovereignty of the Lord he is brought to worship. This is the nucleus of religion: worshipping of the sovereignty of God.
................
So ....the being naked has nothing to do with Job's birth an dying. It has a far deeper meaning: satan is a liar as far he said bad things about Job's religion. Job does not always hold up this firm attitude, see 3 v 1.; 9 v 22 and other places.
But in this all there is a lesson for us. Ephesians 5 v 20 says:
"always giving thankings to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus".
And Romans 8 v 28 adds:
"And we know that in all things God works for the good those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose".
I hope to have given some more answers than you asked.
Greetings
Ger
what dose it mean Naked came I and naked shall I go
dose it mean no cloths or something else.
My answer comes.
G.
Dear Shennagirl,
I repeat what a famous dutch comment wrote about this vers (Job 1 v 21)
"Naked I came from my mother's womb
and naked I will depart.
The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away;
may the name of the Lord be praised"....
.................
Without any possessions Job came from the womb of his mother. Without any possessions he shall go to the earth , the womb of al creation.
The same identification of ´motherwomb´and 'the earth as womb' you find in Psalm 139 v 13 - 15.
Job acknowledges the absolute sovereignty of the Lord and hallows his name. He did not serve the Lord- as the big liar, the devil, suggested - for the profit, but for himself ! Deeply touched by the sovereignty of the Lord he is brought to worship. This is the nucleus of religion: worshipping of the sovereignty of God.
................
So ....the being naked has nothing to do with Job's birth an dying. It has a far deeper meaning: satan is a liar as far he said bad things about Job's religion. Job does not always hold up this firm attitude, see 3 v 1.; 9 v 22 and other places.
But in this all there is a lesson for us. Ephesians 5 v 20 says:
"always giving thankings to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus".
And Romans 8 v 28 adds:
"And we know that in all things God works for the good those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose".
I hope to have given some more answers than you asked.
Greetings
Ger
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