Tag Archives: Job 31

implied charges

Posted on July 9, 2024 by Jefferson Vann

20240709 implied charges Job 31:1-40 (JDV) Job 31:1 I have cut a covenant with my eyes. How then could I investigate a young woman?Job 31:2 For what portion would I have from God above, or what inheritance from the Almighty … Continue reading →

Posted in loyalty | Tagged | Leave a comment

trial by implication

Posted on December 22, 2012 by Jefferson Vann

Job 31 Job’s therapists had not brought formal charges against him, but he fully understood their implications.  In his final appeal, Job answers those implied charges:   marital unfaithfulness – not guilty (1-4) theft of conspiracy to steal – not … Continue reading →

Posted in faithfulness, friends, idolatry, integrity, Job, love | Tagged | Leave a comment

the old fashioned way

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Jefferson Vann

Job 31. Job’s final appeal to his comforter-accusers reveal a high standard of integrity before God. Long before the law given at Sinai, the Creator imprinted on the human heart a law that teaches us faithfulness in marriage (1), business … Continue reading →

Posted in faithfulness, love, relationship with God | Tagged | Leave a comment