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Category Archives: Bible Study

Bible Study, Job: Leviathan

Job 41

Leviathan is the 13th creature referred to by God in His discourse to Job to demonstrate His supremacy and to prophecy. We’ll look at all the scriptural references to leviathan, the psalms of Asaph, God’s authority over man and beast and satan, and everything under the whole heaven. We’ll discuss dominions, principalities and powers, the dragons breath and scales and the millstone of his heart (and hung around his neck). God reveals the fear of the mighty and the ultimate defeat of his adversary.

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Bible Study, Job: Behemoth

Job 40:15-24

Behemoth is the 12th of 13 beasts God uses to paint a picture in His Job discourse. Was behemoth a dinosaur like Dreadnoughtus that dwelt with man? Why is there grammatical disagreement between behemoth and his pronouns? And why is there similar issues in Genesis 1:1? What are the firmament and the heaven of Genesis 1:1 & 1:8? Are Dinosaurs a myth made up by evolutionists to deceive children? Is there a prophetic subtext in the section on Behemoth? Find out why we think that Job resembles Malachi as God’s parting message to one group, and His opening prophecy to another.

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Bible Study, Job: The LORD’s Discourse Part III

Job 40: 1-14

This week we’ll examine the conscience and how it accuses us, and how we can be truly excused, by God. You’ll hear about an anachronistic literary device in the text. We’ll look at what it means to instruct and reproof God. We’ll compare the answers to conscience of Job, David, and you and me. We’ll ask Job is a contest, or is the battle real. Did Job sin, blaspheme, or even curse God? Whose hand was on Job anyway? What did God determine before the foundation of the world. And how did He declare the end from the beginning? What is God really saying when Hew tells Job to “gird up thy loins like a man?” And what is the primary message of the book of Job to both Israel, and to believers today.

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