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Weekly Life Applications: Job

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Weekly Life Applications

I finally finished Caddie’s Bible, and I was a little on the fence about which one to use for Evelyn. (I can’t part with the one that Jacob used for so many years just yet.) There is a new one that we bought for him, but it is a men’s Bible.

If anyone has thoughts, please share them in the comments. Until I decide, I will keep looking for weekly life applications in Caddie’s Bible.

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Update: I got Evelyn a She Reads Truth Bible. (At the point of this update, I am almost finished with it. I love it!)

Life Applications from Job:

  • Job 26:7-14 In all the beauty and miraculous things we can physically see, these are just a small portion of His greatness. It is like only seeing the bottom threads of a full garment.
  • Job 37:24 We must be careful not to think we always know it all. We also need to be careful not to judge people for doing the same things we do!
  • Job 42:5-6 When we examine ourselves, we do not need to compare ourselves to others but to the Lord. He is the true Measuring Stick for us to strive to be like.

Resources

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See all of my favorite Bible Study Resources Here!

Related Links

Life Lessons from Job: Chapter One
Weekly Life Applications from Job
Weekly Applications from the Book of Job

If you have just joined me recently, these are examples of some of the comments I write in the Bibles I am giving to my grandchildren when they graduate. Click here to see the post where I explain this eternal gift idea.

To see more on choosing the right Bible translation, see the post, “How to Choose the Right Bible for Personal Bible Study?”

I hope you enjoyed these weekly life applications. Please share any thoughts or insights the Lord has put on your heart this week.

Until next time,

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2 Comments

  1. One of my favorite posts of the week, Susan! I make notes right along you and it gives me a fresh perspective each time I revisit these scriptures. Hope you have the best week and thanks for all the ways you support and encourage us, CoCo

    1. I’m so glad to hear this! I wasn’t sure if anyone really read these or not. Thank you always for your encouragement!

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