What About Job: Answers to Important Questions with Barry Bennet

[@oscarespinoza6160]

Man the body of Christ is so divided in many extremes. I love Charis. They are teaching the balance of Grace and faith. So grateful for this ministry

[@MinisteriosMilagros]

I give glory to God for this teaching. This teaching can change peoples lives because it will take away the ignorance of us believers and will teach us that if God is bad like some preachers preach, that He allows suffering for a better purpose then we have noone to run to. Thank you for doing this video, it is an answer to my fervent prayers on this specific topic. Im forever grateful. Our Lord is good and loving and faithful 🎉

[@Youtubefavorites1]

EXCELLENT!!! Thank you for the absolute gospel truth and clarity!

[@kcee9111]

Thank you for explaining this!!! I’ve actually had a bapstist tell me that it was Gods will for me to be sick and constantly reference JOB. Drives me mad!

[@carolyn1580]

You’re awesome Barry! 🎉 AWMI is such a blessing!

[@CharisCollege]

Carolyn, so glad you are being blessed by Barry and AWMI and thanks for tuning in. Continued blessings to you! - Charis Team

[@JamesHolcomb55]

Thank you Barry for passing on such great understanding of Gods Word ❤❤❤

[@bambi2207]

That was Awesome Barry❗️❗️❗️🙏🏾

[@joelietzke6127]

Hey Barry, your a great annointed teacher. I don't think your there yet on Job. Your correct, when you say he didn't have the revelation of the cross or the weapons of warfare we have today. The test was not on revelation, but on faith. When he finished he had greater revelation of God and greater faith. Keep up the good work.

[@jareya]

Thank you for this teaching.

[@jameskwesiga3583]

Thanks Barry this is the best teaching I have heard about the book of Job and its answered all my questions. Praise God. Thank you Jesus for the cross.

[@lauramae4208]

Thank you Barry. This truth needs to be heard. Too many Christians don't understand their position and authority in Christ. This is good news!! It saddens me when I hear people say that God is in control. To me they are blaming God for our sin and the works of the devil.

[@CharisCollege]

You're welcome, Laura! Praise God for your personal relationship with Jesus. We're encouraged by your faith! - Charis Team

[@ItsLASoul]

Powerful teaching!

[@zennyferrer426]

Love it👑❤️‍🔥🔥🌈🌈thank you Barry

[@rosemarynneka5139]

Thank you sir❤

[@sheilavemu1521]

Thanks Barry for going all the way to be a shinning light in dark days. God bless you. You are a amazing teacher. I have learnt a lot from you and Andrew. Thanks for feeding the sheep.

[@taneahbanks5276]

Wow, glory to God. This brought me so much clarity. Thank you for clearly explaining the word of God

[@CharisCollege]

Hello Taneah, you are welcome and we are glad that you received revelation knowledge of the word of God through Barry's teaching. Blessings! - Charis Team

[@judywinegar4066]

Thank you for clarifying a lot of misunderstandings about Job in the light of knowing Jesus! What a blessing to watch this!

[@jesusislordthetruth3484]

thanks so much, it likes a veil been take away from my eyes. God bless you, please continue your teaching, we need this food to be feed, so we can grow in His knowledge and grace in Christ.

[@CharisCollege]

We are thrilled you were encouraged by this Q&A with Barry! May the Holy Spirit continue to bring truth alive in your heart! - Charis Team

[@zennyferrer426]

Yes this is good 👍 !!!!

[@fayedove1]

Great word!!!

[@karl4066]

You! Are! A! BLESSING! Thank you for ministering to us and to the Lord. '..you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free!"

[@tammyrobbins2727]

Loud and "Crystal" clear! Thank you Brother Barry!😊

[@lynnmwas6336]

I am truly grateful Barry thanks for taking time to explain this. There's alot of confusion out there about Job 1:21. We have sadly lost one of our pastors -died from being ill. I've shared this link with my church members who believe God sends calamity and they are quoting, "The Lord gives and He takes away" It grieves me to see how people perceive God yet He sent His only son to die for our sin and now we have this new life in Christ. I'm just hoping they won't reject me or the Truth I've just sent.

[@CharisCollege]

You are so welcome, Lynn! We're tremendously blessed to know this ministered to you. We're praying for your church members. The Holy Spirit is ministering to them. Keep in faith! - Charis Team

[@mpete2525]

Oh my gosh, thank you sooooo much for this information. So we'll said. I'm passing it on to several people!

[@adzzoo1234]

Thank you for explaining so well. I love the part where you said what about Job no it’s what about Jesus that’s awesome thank you so much

[@CharisCollege]

We're so glad this blessed you, Marty! Thanks for watching and commenting! - Charis Team

[@maryann4303]

WOW incredible

[@medtranscript]

Hallelujah. What a powerful word, truly, it is all about JESUS AND WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR US ON THE CROSS. Thank you, Jesus.

[@DES1GN3R007]

really good word. brought a tear to my eye when he was talking about our position as new creation with Christ living in us.

[@misionaremisa4133]

Thanks Barry for imparting knowledge like you do. I thank God for you and Andrew, and all of Charis instructors and AWMI ministry. I am continuing to grow in Christ. Stay in the blessing!!

[@carolynhoffmann3489]

I am so very Blessed Barry! "After watching Andrew's teaching on Job, I rejoiced!! Thank you Jesus! I have been trying to explain for some time now to so many these truths. It is essential that a believer understand them and "see" that not only do both Job and Peter have important revelatory depths, but it is of equal importance that they understand "why" the enemy attacked Truly it is because" of their Heavenly down load This is why Jesus called a demon out from Peter,. Both were saved supernaturally ! The enemy saw this, remember Jesus was amazed ? Peter's revelations of the Lord were literally Heaven sent as was Job's minus the revelatory truths of Peter's time .t is but a vertical truth left unseen by the church, till now! Oh what a glorious day, to hear another in the body see and explain this so perfectly!!! I REJOICE! And Barry, what can I say but "Perfect" this is just "Perfect"! Glory be to God Almighty! My heart, God's best, in Jesus name may it be so!

[@juliefont2289]

Excellent study

[@djTarzi]

Thank you Barry, this something that i like to share to the folks.

[@suelybe9603]

Such wonderful revelations! And essential to live "life more aboundantly" as God wanted for us and Jesus came to fulfill - Halleluiah 🙏❤

[@binnyitty6367]

Thank you Barry!

[@sumajohnson9643]

Thank you brother barry bennet for the wonderful message.may god bless you and bro Andrew wommack ministries. As a family we are really blessed by this ministry. God bless you and Love you all in jesus name.AMEN

[@dorothybehrend4255]

This is a superb teaching on what Job is about. I have always had questions about Job and didn’t really understand it. Thanks so much for such a clear explanation of Job. Thanks so much, excellent. I thank God for you and your wise teaching.

[@CharisCollege]

Dorothy, thank you for your feedback! We're excited that you were able to hear this message, and we hope you can share this teaching with people who may be blessed! - Charis Team

[@johnsonanthony6102]

Hallelujah. Absolutely awesome explaination. Thanks brother Barry.

[@Kazzaro]

Thanks Barry! 😊

[@ANOINTEDPSALMISTORG]

What a great teaching always biblical and practical thank you

[@CharisCollege]

You are so welcome, Anointed Psalmist! God bless you greatly! - Charis Team

[@swapnanaga237]

AMEN Thanks for teaching

[@sandrawilliamson3910]

As always, what a good teaching Barry

[@mikesandy2447]

Sir, this is great. Thank you. Pls could you answer one question for me on this topic?

[@rebeccay1954]

Thank you!💖

[@koaSmoke]

Man this is wonderful teaching Praise God for anointed ministers of the Gospel

[@JacquieRae77]

Best teaching on Job ever!

[@scottnrainmeadows5134]

Thank you.

[@jbnorth4835]

Thank you for this!

[@debbiemondragon3144]

Than you Barry! I love your teaching!

[@dennicce]

Yay!! Finally i get to learn how to reply friends who tell me i am afflicted like Job! Tx, Barry.1 more question: Why did God say to Satan, Have you considered my servant, Job?

[@CharisCollege]

Thank you for your question, Dennicce! We've passed it along! - Charis Team

[@amazingsylvia]

Thank you Barry, you are a blessing to my life. I thank God for answering my question when I said “Father I want to know The Truth”. God sent someone I don’t know to tell me watch Andrew Wommack. I have grown so much spiritually and I’m free from pentecostal religion. My desire is to become a disciple.

[@CharisCollege]

Praise God, Sylvia! Your comment blessed us so much to read. Thanks for sharing how Andrew's ministry has changed your life. We pray blessings over you! - Charis Team

[@TheTubelily]

Brilliant, I needed that...thank you Barry

[@anjalidang4103]

Very clear and good message

[@angelaporto5753]

Barry, thank you so much for doing this teaching and making it available like this!! When my first husband, John Porto and I were at Charis Bible College in Orlando, we bought the CD but it’s been misplaced, since I’ve loaned it out and even gotten it back, and moved. I’m THRILLED 😁 THNAK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

[@deborahberkeley5178]

Thank you for making it all so clear. I knew this already but most Christians and even pastors do not know that we don’t get out theology from Job. Question: have you ever done a teaching on the seven letters to the churches.? because every pastor seems to teach the letters with a different slant. I think you would unveil the truth for us in those letters🙂. Thank you, Barry - Deborah in Nova Scotia, Canada.

[@CharisCollege]

Hi, Deborah! We're glad you've enjoyed Barry's teaching. If you'd like to ask him this question, please contact him directly here: www.barrybennett.org/contact Be blessed! - Charis Team

[@yakeadams3117]

THANKS SO MUCH SIR!..THIS IS A WONDERFUL TEACHING!

[@caroledevaul4640]

Wonderful clear explanation!!!

[@nshanti4998]

Yes yes

[@catherinebohn7215]

Sounds good

[@EL-jd2fg]

Thank you Barry, you are an excellent teacher. Your explanation about Job is so sound all backed with scripture. It helps us to answer other Christians who are confused about Job. Can you suggest how to get through to a Christian who quotes the Book of Job to prove that God sends suffering but does not want to continue the discussion about Job. Thanks

[@nshanti4998]

Yes an excellent teacher

[@CharisCollege]

Thank you for your question, Errol! We've past it to Barry! - Charis Team

[@richardjumman9149]

You made a lot of things clear. Just one question.. You said he didn't have any covenant but it in the first chapter of job it says that God removed hedge of protection and then satan could afflict him

[@CharisCollege]

Thank you for your question, Richard! We have sent it to Barry. Blessings! -Charis Team

[@Mike65809]

James says: "Consider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance. And let endurance have its perfect result, so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing." Paul says, "And not only this, but we also exult in our tribulations, knowing that tribulation brings about perseverance; and perseverance, proven character; and proven character, hope; and hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out within our hearts through the Holy Spirit who was given to us." Trials will be part of living in a fallen world. But God is faithful to bring us out of them, as he also did with Job. Psalm 34 - "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him from them all." I appreciate Barry's attempt at this but he should have brought up other NT passages.

[@natewwc2741]

Yes, much lack of understanding and poor exegesis in this video... It was off from the start.... God brought up Job... not satan. These things did not happen to Job because he feared them.... God rebuked Job and his friends except the one who remained humble before the Lord. Job repented because, among many things, he thought God had become his enemy and in the end "I have spoken of things too wonderful for me to understand." Job was considered righteous because he did walk humbly before God including following the understanding that at the time sacrifices did need to be made and he was erring on the side of caution. PLEASE Charis folks.... read through Job, test what is being said here, and listen to 3 other sources besides Charis and their affiliates on the explanation of the book of Job. God is Sovereign and he shows the redemptive story at the end of the age, through Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and restoration before God, in the book of Job...... nothing to do with covenants, fearful thoughts, or spiritual laws/legality.

[@wjpj3765]

The Lord gives Jesus which encompasses all that is good & He took away our sins. So the Lord does give & takes away but you have to accept Him & all He is!!

[@benmulamba9795]

🙏🙏🙏

[@klistoffequipmentmachinery9296]

Awesome

[@audrajones269]

Thank you for making this so plain! So tired of people bringing this up saying God allows sickness and using Job as an example

[@CharisCollege]

Hi, Audra! Thank you for sharing how you were encouraged by Barry's teaching. We appreciate hearing from you! - Charis Team

[@anniebodyhome1000]

Perhaps a better example would be Paul.

[@sharonmoravec5016]

Hi I now have a new question. Why was Job without a covenant?

[@natewwc2741]

Yes, much lack of understanding and poor exegesis in this video... It was off from the start.... God brought up Job... not satan. These things did not happen to Job because he feared them.... God rebuked Job and his friends except the one who remained humble before the Lord. Job repented because, among many things, he thought God had become his enemy and in the end "I have spoken of things too wonderful for me to understand." Job was considered righteous because he did walk humbly before God including following the understanding that at the time sacrifices did need to be made and he was erring on the side of caution. PLEASE Charis folks.... read through Job, test what is being said here, and listen to 3 other sources besides Charis and their affiliates on the explanation of the book of Job. God is Sovereign and he shows the redemptive story at the end of the age, through Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and restoration before God, in the book of Job...... nothing to do with covenants, fearful thoughts, or spiritual laws/legality. Glad you're asking questions!

[@benkennington8941]

Please let us all notice that immediately after Job's statement "Job 1:21 NKJV, "The LORD gave, and the LORD has taken away; Blessed be the name of the LORD .”, the Holy Spirit is careful to add (verse 22): "In all this Job did not sin nor charge God with wrong." In other words, there was no sin to repent of in those particular words, neither was Job mistakenly blaming God. Compare with 11:59 onwards in the video.

[@brandibee7058]

Did you ever get a answer on this ? However I’m at the believe that even if God did allow it scripture shows we are in a new covenant now praise the lord

[@searchthescriptures2214]

@@brandibee7058 10 Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life. *Here Lord Jesus says even those under the New Covenant will be tried by Satan.*

[@Mike65809]

@@searchthescriptures2214 Great point.

[@pieterkruger4134]

is there study notes available on this?

[@reysinclair4258]

Barry, i know that this question have nothing to do with this topic, but do you have a more in dept teaching on woman preachers? and were can i get it?

[@natashiarousseau9432]

what about the verse where it says that man has become like us knowing good and evil? doesn’t that imply that God(tho not evil by any thing ever ever!!!) created evil or the possibility of evil?

[@mary6aros]

We were in church last night and someone said God did that to Job, he allowed it. We're so curious about why God has us at the congregation we're at; the pastor recently taught "God will burn your barley field" which is irritating, and also fasting moves heaven to attend to your situation but yesterday morning fasting crucifies your flesh, YOU can't MAKE God DO anything. SMH

[@benwinnerkam6717]

2 Cor 5:17. Old verses New creation Eph 4. Created in righteousness 2 Cor 5:21. We are the righteousness of God in Him. Meaning? Job not r Gal 2:20. Crucified with Christ. Job not a partakers. The life I live in the flesh now different. Rom 5:1. We have peace with God, justified Eph 1:6. Accepted in the Beloved Rom 8:32. Our reality thatGod will not withhold from us, or mAke us suffer, give calamity.

[@oscarespinoza6160]

What I have often heard talked about is the dialogue between God and Satan. Satan asks if he can test Job and God lets him. This has been the focus on most topics of conversation, not so much Job. And they simply have used this text to show that God allows all things and that Satan needs Gods permission. Then they have used this scripture to add to their point of Gods permitting and Gods sovereignty over death and life. ““The Lord kills and makes alive; He brings down to the grave and brings up.” ‭‭I Samuel‬ ‭2:6‬

[@claudiasmith8913]

❤

[@juliag.1231]

Can someone help me? What about this discussion between God and Satan in the beginning of the book? That sounds if the devil was asking for permission to test Job. Still confused....

[@CharisCollege]

Hi, Julia! We've passed your question to Barry. Thank you! - Charis Team

[@natewwc2741]

Yes, much lack of understanding and poor exegesis in this video... It was off from the start.... God brought up Job... not satan. These things did not happen to Job because he feared them.... God rebuked Job and his friends except the one who remained humble before the Lord. Job repented because, among many things, he thought God had become his enemy and in the end "I have spoken of things too wonderful for me to understand." Job was considered righteous because he did walk humbly before God including following the understanding that at the time sacrifices did need to be made and he was erring on the side of caution. PLEASE Charis folks.... read through Job, test what is being said here, and listen to 3 other sources besides Charis and their affiliates on the explanation of the book of Job. God is Sovereign and he shows the redemptive story at the end of the age, through Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and restoration before God, in the book of Job...... nothing to do with covenants, fearful thoughts, or spiritual laws/legality. Glad you're asking questions!

[@davesonjon2132]

dispensational truth

[@trefrank5691]

Job was the great grandson of Abraham so I’m confused

[@krystoferbaker6693]

So let me ask this. Why is Job even included in the Bible? Let's not forget 2 Timothy 3:16-17.

[@CharisCollege]

Hello Krystoferbaker6693, Please email your question to [e-mail]. - Charis Team

[@mary6aros]

I thought about this today as well. Did you find out the answer?

[@krystoferbaker6693]

@@mary6aros Because sometimes we are meant to suffer. It's not always a punishment.

[@mary6aros]

@@krystoferbaker6693 Ah, thanks 👍

[@brendasmithey6140]

What is the reason God put the book of Job into the Bible ?

[@ChuckBarchuk]

Well why is any particular book in the bible? Only God knows the FULL answer to that. We can only speculate. But that being said what we do know is that God intends for us to glean truth and revelation out of each one.

[@CharisCollege]

We've passed your question along, Brenda! Thank you! - Charis Team

[@joshuasilverberg1826]

A wise man learns from his mistakes... and even wiser learns from the mistakes of others (proverbs)

[@natewwc2741]

Yes, much lack of understanding and poor exegesis in this video... It was off from the start.... God brought up Job... not satan. These things did not happen to Job because he feared them.... God rebuked Job and his friends except the one who remained humble before the Lord. Job repented because, among many things, he thought God had become his enemy and in the end "I have spoken of things too wonderful for me to understand." Job was considered righteous because he did walk humbly before God including following the understanding that at the time sacrifices did need to be made and he was erring on the side of caution. PLEASE Charis folks.... read through Job, test what is being said here, and listen to 3 other sources besides Charis and their affiliates on the explanation of the book of Job. God is Sovereign and he shows the redemptive story at the end of the age, through Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and restoration before God, in the book of Job...... nothing to do with covenants, fearful thoughts, or spiritual laws/legality. Glad you're asking questions!

[@Yaospriest]

Job 19:25. No intercessor? Job 1:20. Do you telling Job how to worship? Seriously? Job 1:10 Hedge... sounds like a... covenant?

[@songsgardensbyjenniferlynn3242]

You said that Job does not have peace with God, but I don’t see how we assume that. Where does Job say that he does not have peace with God?

[@CharisCollege]

Hi, Jennifer! Your question was passed to Barry. Thank you! - Charis Team

[@songsgardensbyjenniferlynn3242]

@@CharisCollege Thanks!

[@natewwc2741]

Yes, much lack of understanding and poor exegesis in this video... It was off from the start.... God brought up Job... not satan. These things did not happen to Job because he feared them.... God rebuked Job and his friends except the one who remained humble before the Lord. Job repented because, among many things, he thought God had become his enemy and in the end "I have spoken of things too wonderful for me to understand." Job was considered righteous because he did walk humbly before God including following the understanding that at the time sacrifices did need to be made and he was erring on the side of caution. PLEASE Charis folks.... read through Job, test what is being said here, and listen to 3 other sources besides Charis and their affiliates on the explanation of the book of Job. God is Sovereign and he shows the redemptive story at the end of the age, through Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and restoration before God, in the book of Job...... nothing to do with covenants, fearful thoughts, or spiritual laws/legality. Glad you're asking questions!

[@mariajmc6557]

Job is quoted by people who follow the traditions of men not the word of God Amen

[@SopranoAlive]

Why is the book of Job even allowed to be in the Bible?

[@ansieduplessis9945]

The Lord give permission for Job' destruction??

[@CharisCollege]

We've passed along your question, Ansie. Thank you! - Charis Team

[@wordwordful]

Abraham was a Pagan, Gentile Idol maker before God converted him. Jacob was deceitful before he wrestled with the Angel and became Israel. Jacob too was converted. Job I never think about. Jesus I do.

[@solomontamang2379]

I want to join this college what are the procedure for admission?

[@CharisCollege]

Solomon, thank you for asking! Please head to l.awmi.net/ApplyToCharis If you have any questions, please email us at [e-mail] Blessings! - Charis Team

[@searchthescriptures2214]

*Job did not blame God rather he praised God* 21 And said, Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; *blessed be the name of the Lord.* 22 *In all this Job sinned not, nor charged God foolishly.* Heavens perspective the words Job said " the Lord hath taken away " is not charging God foolishly. Why are we making a fuss about that?

[@Mike65809]

Later on Job did accused the Lord. See Chapter 16.

[@ThuLe-eh1xe]

In John 15 6, Jesus talked about whoever does not abide in Him will be thrown into the fire and will be burned. What does this verse mean? Even in the New Testament, there is still threats and killing. ( book of Revelation). I know jesus talked about non believers, but to me, this does not sound like the New Testament where Jesus died for our sins and forgivae 77 times 7. Even non believers need to be guided, loved unconditionally and forgiven. Jesus said where there is the sick, he comes to heal them. Non believers are sick spiritually, they need more help from God instead of being thrown into the fire. In the book of Job, God allowed Satan to hurt job to prove to Satan that Job loves God not because Job was blessed by God. God does not need Job to be hurt to prove something to Satan. Either it is old Testament or New Testament, I see lot of killing, punishment. I do not see total compassion, loving kindness, love your neighbors as yourselves. Thank you.

[@CharisCollege]

Thank you for your question, Thu Le! We've passed it to Barry. Blessings! - Charis Team

[@cowpattycreek]

prosperity gospel .... heresy

[@kcee9111]

And your gospel preaches death - which is also heresy

[@SopranoAlive]

I blame preachers for the emphasis on the book of Job. They constantly equate our experience as modern believers to Job's experience.

[@searchthescriptures2214]

*Job did not sin with his lips* 9 Then said his wife unto him, Dost thou still retain thine integrity? curse God, and die. 10 But he said unto her, Thou speakest as one of the foolish women speaketh. What? shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil? *In all this did not Job sin with his lips.*

[@joeataide3431]

God said to Satan have you considered my man Job is upright and fears God

[@joeataide3431]

also Job 1:8

[@CharisCollege]

joe, thank you for your comment. For best assistance, we encourage you to email [e-mail] Our team is looking forward to further assisting you! - Charis Team

[@joelhenry4643]

Great way to make sufferring believers suffer even more by shaming them in their sufferring. I politely disagree with this teaching.

[@Paul-ek5lu]

Hi Joel, can you expound on what you feel is the true meaning of Job, please?

[@CharisCollege]

Joel, we are sorry that you feel this way. This is not Barry's heart; he wants all to feel empowered and equipped through the Word of God. If you have any questions for Barry, please contact him directly at www.barrybennett.org/contact God bless you! - Charis Team

[@josephfittis1579]

Job.19-25-27.Ch.13-15.Ch23-10. For I know that Redeemer liveth..etc Please consider the many positive aspects of Job..Please refrain from downgrading the millions of born again christians It’s not helpful nor necessary.

[@CharisCollege]

Hi, Joseph! Thank you for commenting! We believe Barry did a great job of encouraging believers of their new covenant promises through Christ. We hope you have a blessed week! - Charis Team

[@josephfittis1579]

Thank You for replying to my comment.love never faileth.Amen.

[@rangepro]

where do you see a "white greek" jesus in the old testament?? cmon, don't be ignorant the old testament is all about a "nation" called Yahisrael, they were "shemtic" people and worship a creator who's name was YAHUAH! >>>Jesus is a greek name and Mary and Joseph were hebrews , they would have never gave their son a greek name!!

[@matthewklassen806]

This is a little good teaching mixed with some terrible teaching. Job was not some ignorant bumbling fool who was declared righteous because he didn't have the law and therefore his wrong actions were not imputed too him. Adam knew right and wrong, Cain and Abel knew proper sacrifice. Mans wickedness was judged and punished right there. Not to mention the flood. Job was righteous above all others of that time. In the end God takes responsibility for everything done to Job. That is only the beginning of the clear error taught here. The clear ignorance of this teacher is that he has zero concept or understanding of the sovereignty of God nor the continuation of the curse that is still on creation, of which our physical man is still a part of. In fact Andrew Woomack the big boss of Charis outright denys Gods sovereignty. That's blasphemous! If you took the time to read this, please find some better teachers.

[@Paul-ek5lu]

Andrew Woomack said that??

[@uke7084]

My daughter was healed. It is because the teachings of this ministry ushered into my heart an understanding of the Father through the Word. Jesus taught that good fruit comes from good trees. This ministry, despite disagreeing with your theology, bears good fruit. Why would you then try to cut it down?

[@heidibrown997]

Matthew, you making a judgement according to your understanding. Of course, God IS sovereign! And man has free will to chose. That's impossible to reconcile to our mind. Keep asking God's Holy Spirit to show you. Stay open to Him. He does lead us into all truth.

[@austinharrison4316]

God is sovereign, but he also gave dominion of the earth to men. Since God is love, and love is freely given by definition, God’s will is not always done if man chooses not to do it. If God broke His own rules, the whole universe would implode.

[@billsavoy2125]

Job is described in verse one - and his description does not change. In v. 6 - God speaks to Satan - who is one in a group. Immediately Satan makes you think in the wrong way. Job did not go through those suffering experiences. Job is telling us about what happens to a man who is disconnected from God. Job remains peaceful. Anyone dis- connected from God suffers. Job remains the smiling story-teller. Somebody say: "Smile!"

[@stephanierkdjfbdn5479]

Thank you

[@scottlapointe9682]

Thank you