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12 Theological Propositions about Job

November 27, 2012 by Andy Naselli

BellRobert D. Bell, The Theological Messages of the Old Testament Books (Greenville, SC: Bob Jones University Press, 2010), 204–18 (formatting added):

Regarding Man

  • 1. Man is a sinner.
  • 2. It is possible for a human to serve God piously with unselfish singlemindedness.

Regarding Satan

  • 3. Satan investigates the men of the earth.
  • 4. Satan accuses the saints before God.
  • 5. Satan is as cruel as possible to the saints.
  • 6. Satan can work his evil only as God allows him.

Regarding God

  • 7. God notices and values the righteousness of the saints.
  • 8. God is good and therefore just.
  • 9. God is the powerful sovereign Creator.
  • 10. God is wise beyond man’s comprehension.

Regarding Revelation

  • 11. God has revealed Himself to mankind.
  • 12. The truth about God is not always evident from outward circumstances.

Related:

  1. Bob Bell’s Magnum Opus
  2. Recommended Reading on Job
  3. Ch. 4 in From Typology to Doxology
  4. God Doesn’t Have Creditors (Job 41:10–11) | sermon outline | 11/27/2011

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