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Steve Jobs

Walter Isaacson

Walter Isaacson’s “enthralling” ( Based on more than forty interviews with Steve Jobs conducted over two years—as well as interviews with more than 100 family members, friends, adversaries, competitors, and colleagues—Walter Isaacson has written a riveting story of the roller-coaster life and seari...

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The Book of Job was mentioned as an example of going through darkness before seeing the light.

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In the story of Job, what does God say to him? Were you there when the sons of God shouted for joy? Elder Maxwell said, now that we're here, we're wondering what all the shouting was about.

— Episode: 1 Nephi 6-10 Part 1 • Dr. Gaye Strathear...

Episode: 1 Nephi 6-10 Part 1 • Dr. Gaye Strathearn • Jan 15...

The Book of Job was mentioned as an example of going through darkness before seeing the light.

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In the story of Job, what does God say to him? Were you there when the sons of God shouted for joy? Elder Maxwell said, now that we're here, we're wondering what all the shouting was about.

Episode: How do you find Jesus in the Old Testament? : foll...

The book was mentioned as containing a question that Jesus answered about whether a man who dies will live again.

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I think it's Job who's going to ask, if a man die, will he live again? That is the question that Jesus answers.

Episode: Genesis 37-41 -- Part 1 : Dr. Lili De Hoyos Anders...

It was recommended as a good book to read during suffering, and a reminder that even righteous people can go through significant hardship, yet still choose to bless God's name.

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Job is a great book to read when we're suffering.

Shall we accept good from the hand of the Lord and not accept evil?

the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

The book of Job was discussed extensively as an example of how God allows ambiguity and trials to reveal His character, even when individuals don't understand the 'why' behind their circumstances. It was highlighted as an example of a 'Job-like season', where perspective is key to navigating challenging times.

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I'm referring to a gentleman in the Old Testament named Job.

— Episode: I See It Now (Dharius Daniels)

Episode: I See It Now (Dharius Daniels)

The book of Job was discussed extensively as an example of how God allows ambiguity and trials to reveal His character, even when individuals don't understand the 'why' behind their circumstances. It was highlighted as an example of a 'Job-like season', where perspective is key to navigating challenging times.

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I'm referring to a gentleman in the Old Testament named Job.

Job's story is put in the pages of Scripture because God wants us to gain wisdom from Job on how to handle Job-like seasons.

In Job 1 verse 1 it says, 'In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job. He was blameless and upright. He feared God and shunned evil.'

So, the writer of this narrative is trying to get us to see that if anybody should have been able to avoid seasons of ambiguity and uncertainty, it should be this man.

Then Job replied to the Lord, 'I know you can do all things, and no purpose of yours can be thwarted, meaning that what you have for me will be performed in me and through me, regardless of what happens to me.'

Episode: Reputation Rehab

The book of Job was referenced to illustrate that even when facing immense trials, Job remained faithful to God, showcasing his strong reputation with heaven. It was mentioned that the devil mentioned his name only because God did first.

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But when God was revealing himself in the book of Job, the Devil was going all through the earth trying to look for somebody he could tamper with.

God asked a question to Satan. He said, 'Have you considered my servant Job? Have you thought about picking on him? He's my guy.'

Job had a reputation with heaven, and heaven knew about Job he could be trusted with trouble.

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