@IndiaFlame-y1r
Thank you Koinonia House, your videos are appreciated. Bless you. 😀
@TPWW-tr3rr
GOD BLESS TRUTH SEEKERS AND THOSE WHO ARE SHARING THE TRUTH!!! IN JESUS NAME!!! 🙏🙏🙏
@DawnieGTheBeekeeper
Another outstanding commentary
@deesymons8545
Amen Please continue to pray for my grandchildren and myself for healing and protection and safety Thank you
@lewiscazenave600
Your teaching brings me closer to God.
@jasonstclair1329
Absolutely beautiful lesson to learn !!!
@nuzhatnadeem8931
Thank you for uploading this,I have been wondering about this man Elihu,🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@oralialandreth6136
Amen ❤
@RichardBrown-kd5vz
Thanks!
@donnagobert1356
God gave us free will, the best thing we can do is give it right back!AMEN 🙏💙🙏🏿
@heptadicaddict6631
Just wow, 🤯
@itscommonsense3128
Whoo, had to hit pause/rewind many times to keep abreast of what was being explained as Dr. Missler was reading the scripture so fast.... I'm grateful for the commentary to explain how Job's thoughts progressed. I never knew that Job was anything less than righteous. The book of Job, is one of the hardest to read and accurately interpret the "old english" and/or poetic mannerisms and euphemisms. At least for me, the wording and sentence structure is hard to follow.
@robertburke9920
So interesting, a breakthrough understanding of Job is available... read the novel "Where Do We Go Now, LORD? - Burke." Advanced.
@Erik_Danley
4:18 this is very interesting. I spent time using the Bible app, checking every translation I could find, and all say “his own eyes”. Only one (NET) includes a notation saying the LXX says “their”
@christophermonroe5505
Yes, Elihu has the longest consecutive speeches uninterrupted. However, Job speaks more than Elihu. Also, the things Job says are far more profound (chapter 28, for example, the peak of the whole book) than anything Elihu says. Furthermore, God affirms that Job (not Elihu) has spoken rightly about Him (God) in chapter 42:7,8.
@ettienesauls5143
I would like to know if there's any scripture that's speaks of Dogs licking Jobs wounds
@margaretlaird5452
Buz was NOT "brother" of Abraham! Buz was son of Nahor. Nahor was the "Brother" of Abraham. Therefor, Buz was Nephew of Abraham. Strange for Chuck to make such a statement. Check Gen. 22: 20-23.
@christophermonroe5505
Yes, Elihu is not criticized by God - but neither does God affirm Elihu either. Did you notice that? But do you know whom God does affirm in this story? God affirms Job. He affirms Job's character TWICE in chapters 1 & 2, and then TWICE again in chapter 42:7,8.
@deesymons8545