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JOYAUX DE LA PAROLE DE DIEU

Recherchons des perles spirituelles (8 min) : JOB 28-32

Job 32:2 : En quel sens Job « déclarait[-il] juste son âme plutôt que Dieu » ? (w15 1/7 12 § 2 ; it-1 610 § 7)

Job a subi différentes épreuves qui semblaient injustes. Il en a conclu à tort que Dieu ne se souciait pas qu’il garde sa foi ou non (Job 9:20-22). Job était si juste à ses yeux qu’il donnait l’impression de se déclarer plus juste que Dieu (Job 32:1, 2 )

Job a fait des erreurs ou des fautes, dont certaines très graves. Mais, il désirait de tout cœur obéir à Dieu. Ils s’est montré disposé à manifester un repentir sincère et à modifier son comportement lorsqu’il le fallait. Par conséquent, Dieu l’a soutenu et, dans l’ensemble, la Bible le présente comme un homme fidèle

Job était un homme profondément intègre. Lorsque Dieu a raisonné avec lui, Job a rectifié son point de vue et a regretté ce qu’il avait dit

S’il nous arrive d’avoir des pensées que nous souhaiterions ne jamais avoir, de dire des choses dont nous ne sommes pas fiers ou de mal agir sans nous en rendre compte sur le moment, l’exemple de Job nous donne certainement du courage. Dieu sait que, pour l’instant, la perfection est hors de notre portée. Il s’attend cependant à ce que nous l’aimions et à ce que nous nous efforcions de lui obéir. Si notre cœur est complet, nous pouvons être persuadés qu’il nous est possible de plaire à Dieu.

Ceux qui veulent paraître justes. Dieu seul peut déclarer juste un homme ; il ne sert donc à rien de vouloir paraître juste grâce à notre propre mérite ou en ajoutant foi au jugement que d’autres portent sur notre justice. Bien que n’ayant accusé Dieu d’aucun mal, Job fut repris pour avoir ‘ déclaré juste son âme plutôt que Dieu ’. (Job 32:1, 2.)

La façon de penser de Job avait besoin d’être corrigée. Jéhovah lui a donc donné une leçon en comparant la petitesse de l’homme avec la grandeur de Dieu. Il l’a fait méditer sur la terre, la mer, les cieux étoilés, les animaux et de nombreuses autres merveilles de la création. Job a humblement accepté la discipline et, en cela, il s’est montré une fois de plus digne d’être imité. Même si nous accomplissons un service de qualité pour Jéhovah, nous commettrons inévitablement des erreurs. En cas de manquement grave, Jéhovah peut nous discipliner par divers moyens (Proverbes 3:11, 12). Un passage des Écritures faisant réagir notre conscience nous viendra peut-être à l’esprit. TG 2000 15/3

Job 32:8, 9 : Pourquoi Élihou a-t-il estimé pouvoir parler même s’il était plus jeune que ses auditeurs ? w06 15/3 16 § 1 ; it-1 117 § 2

32:8, 9. Il ne suffit pas d’être âgé pour être sage. Il faut comprendre la Parole de Dieu et être guidé par son esprit.

Ce ne sont pas “ ceux qui ont abondance de jours qui sont sages, ni les vieillards qui comprennent le jugement ”, mais ce sont ceux qui, en plus d’avoir de l’expérience, sont guidés par l’esprit de Dieu et ont acquis l’intelligence de sa Parole. 

L’âge et l’expérience sont des facteurs naturels qui aident à acquérir une plus grande intelligence (Jb 12:12). Cependant, l’âge et l’expérience seuls ne sont pas déterminants. Les consolateurs de Job s’enorgueillissaient de leur intelligence et de celle des hommes âgés comme eux, mais ils furent repris par Élihou, plus jeune qu’eux (Jb 15:7-10 ; 32:6-12). Jéhovah, “ l’Ancien des jours ” (Dn 7:13), a une intelligence infiniment supérieure à celle de tous les humains it 1 intelligence

Qu’est-ce que la lecture biblique de cette semaine m’apprend sur Jéhovah ?

Job 28:18 «  Du corail et du cristal il ne sera [même] pas fait mention, mais un plein sac de sagesse vaut mieux qu’[un plein sac de] perles » Si un jour on vous donnait un plein sac de perles, ne seriez-vous pas touché et n’essaieriez-vous pas de retrouver votre bienfaiteur afin de le remercier ? Savez-vous de qui vient le don dans le cas de la Bible ? TG 1999 1/4 3-7

Job ajouta que la vraie sagesse ne s’acquiert pas en apprenant simplement les “bords de ses voies”, mais qu’elle implique davantage qu’une connaissance purement scientifique. Il nous faut découvrir la personnalité divine dans toute son excellence, craindre Dieu en sa qualité de Défenseur des principes justes et suivre ces principes. C’est donc une sagesse que nous ne pouvons acquérir que par l’étude de sa Parole. Job déclara: “Voici, la crainte de Jéhovah — c’est là la sagesse, et se détourner du mal est l’intelligence.” (Job 26:14; 28:28 Puis il a dit à l’homme : ‘ Vois : la crainte de Jéhovah — c’est cela la sagesse, et se détourner du mal, c’est l’intelligence. ). TG 1979 1/8 19

La faveur, la direction et la sagesse divines sont comparées à une lampe qui brille sur la tête et à une guirlande de charme sur la tête (Job 29:3 )

Le fidèle patriarche Job bénéficiait de “ l’intimité avec Dieu ” ; vous le pouvez-vous aussi (Job 29:4). En étudiant sa Parole, vous pouvez connaître Jéhovah par son nom. Cette connaissance vous donnera la certitude qu’il agira conformément à la signification de son nom telle qu’il l’a révélée : “ Je deviendrai ce qu’il me plaît [de devenir]. ” (Exode 3:14, note). Ainsi, il accomplira à coup sûr toutes ses bonnes promesses à l’égard des humains. TG 2010  1/7

Job ne se vantait pas lorsqu’il rappela qu’il ‘délivrait l’affligé, qu’il avait revêtu la justice, et était un vrai père pour les pauvres’. (Job 29:12-16. «Car je délivrais l’affligé qui criait au secours, l’orphelin de père et quiconque n’avait personne pour lui venir en aide.  La bénédiction de celui qui allait périr — elle venait sur moi, et je réjouissais le cœur de la veuve.  Je me revêtais de justice, et elle me revêtait. Mon droit était comme un manteau sans manches — et un turban.  J’étais devenu des yeux pour l’aveugle, et j’étais des pieds pour le boiteux.  J’étais un vrai père pour les pauvres ; et le procès de celui qui m’était inconnu, je l’examinais. ») Au contraire, il rapportait des faits tirés de sa vie de serviteur fidèle de Jéhovah. Pourrions-nous en dire autant de nous ? Naturellement, Job montrait aussi la fausseté des accusations portées par les trois hypocrites.

Il ressort que l’intégrité est pour nous le moyen de prendre position pour la souveraineté de Jéhovah. C’est donc sur ce critère que Dieu peut nous juger. Job avait bien saisi ce principe. (Job 31:6 « il me pèsera dans une balance exacte et Dieu pourra connaître mon intégrité ») Job savait que Dieu pèse tous les humains dans “ une balance exacte ” ; il se sert de ses normes parfaites de justice pour mesurer notre intégrité.

Job était un homme riche. Outre de l’or, il possédait 7 000 moutons, 3 000 chameaux, 500 ânesses et 1 000 bovins, ainsi qu’un très grand nombre de serviteurs (Job 1:3). Cependant, Job plaçait sa confiance en Jéhovah et non dans les richesses. Il disait : “ Si j’ai mis l’or pour mon assurance, ou si j’ai dit à l’or : ‘ Tu es ma confiance ! ’ si je me réjouissais de ce que nombreux étaient mes biens, et de ce que ma main avait trouvé beaucoup de choses [...], cela aussi serait une faute qui relèverait des juges, car j’aurais renié le vrai Dieu là-haut. ” (Job 31:24-28). Comme Job, nous devrions estimer que des relations profondes avec Jéhovah Dieu sont de loin plus précieuses que les biens matériels.

Il existait des familles monoparentales aux temps bibliques. Les Écritures parlent à plusieurs reprises de l’“ orphelin de père ” et de la “ veuve ”. (Job 31:16-22.) Jéhovah Dieu n’était pas insensible à leurs difficultés. Il ne fait pas de doute que Jéhovah se soucie toujours des familles monoparentales d’aujourd’hui ! De fait, sa Parole énonce des principes dont l’application les aide à réussir Livre Bonheur familiale chapitre 9

31:1, 9-28. Job est un modèle pour nous en ce qu’il n’a pas cherché à séduire d’autres femmes, s’est gardé de commettre l’adultère et ne s’est pas montré injuste ou sans pitié envers autrui. Il a aussi rejeté le matérialisme et l’idolâtrie

 

Quelles idées de la lecture biblique de cette semaine puis-je utiliser en prédication ?

Gestes religieux à l’égard d’un objet. Job souligna le danger de laisser un objet de culte quelconque, tel que le soleil ou la lune, séduire son cœur au point de faire un geste d’adoration à l’égard de cet objet, peut-être en posant sa main sur sa bouche pour envoyer un baiser, à l’exemple des adorateurs païens de la lune ainsi que de ceux qui rendaient hommage à des idoles. Job était conscient qu’agir ainsi revenait à renier le vrai Dieu et qu’on devait rendre des comptes pour une telle faute. — Job 31:26-28 « si je voyais la lumière quand elle se mettait à briller, ou la lune précieuse qui s’avançait ;  si mon cœur se laissait séduire en secret et si ma main baisait ma bouche,  cela aussi serait une faute [qui relèverait des] juges, car j’aurais renié le [vrai] Dieu là-haut. » Etude Perspicace vol. 1

Job n’adorait pas des choses inanimées. Si son cœur s’était laissé séduire en secret pendant qu’il regardait les astres, tels que la lune, et si ‘ sa main avait baisé sa bouche ’, peut-être en envoyant un baiser avec la main — geste idolâtrique —, il serait devenu un idolâtre et aurait renié Dieu (Deut. 4:15, 19). Notre intégrité se manifeste par le rejet de toute forme d’idolâtrie TG 15/11/30 

Comment comprendre les paroles de Job disant qu’il avait fait une alliance avec ses yeux et qu’il ne faisait pas attention à une vierge?

On lit en Job 31:1: “J’ai fait une alliance avec mes yeux. Comment dès lors pourrais-je faire attention à une vierge ?” Job voulait dire que dans sa détermination à maintenir son intégrité envers Dieu, il avait décidé de ne pas contempler lascivement une autre femme que la sienne.

Mariés depuis plusieurs années, Job et sa femme avaient de nombreux enfants. Bien que, dans une période difficile, sa femme le pressât de maudire Dieu et de mourir, Job lui resta fidèle (Job 2:9, 10). Rien ne prouve qu’il ait jamais renoncé à la monogamie ni même caressé l’idée d’avoir des relations sexuelles avec des femmes plus jeunes que la sienne, avec des vierges. — Job 19:17. Job savait que regarder lascivement une personne de l’autre sexe crée dans le cœur un désir sexuel immoral qui conduit souvent à un acte impur. Aussi conclut-il en quelque sorte une alliance avec ses yeux, résolu à ne pas regarder une autre femme avec convoitise. Bien sûr, chaque jour il verrait des femmes et leur prêterait peut-être attention dans le but de les aider, si elles en avaient besoin. Mais quant à leur prêter attention avec des vues galantes ou romanesques, il se l’interdisait. L’“alliance” que fit Job avec ses yeux l’aida sans aucun doute à éviter tout regard susceptible de faire naître en lui un désir qui l’aurait peut-être entraîné dans une conduite immorale. —  Job 31:9, 11 6 TG79 15/3 p. 30

La sagesse a plus de valeur que les biens matériels - Job 28:12, 15-19Mais la sagesse, où se trouve-t-elle ? Où est la demeure de l’intelligence ? Elle ne se donne pas contre de l’or pur, elle ne s’achète pas au poids de l’argent ; elle ne se pèse pas contre l’or d’Ophir, ni contre le précieux onyx, ni contre le saphir ; elle ne peut se comparer à l’or ni au verre, elle ne peut s’échanger pour un vase d’or fin. Le corail et le cristal ne sont rien auprès d’elle : la sagesse vaut plus que les perles. La topaze d’Éthiopie n’est point son égale, et l’or pur n’entre pas en balance avec elle.”

 

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Job 32: 2: In what sense Job "declared [-it] just soul rather than God"? ( W15 1/7 12 § 2; it 1610 § 7)

 

Job underwent various tests that seemed unfair. It wrongly concluded that God did not care that he keeps his faith or not (Job 9: 20-22). Job was so right in his eyes that gave the impression to declare more just than God (Job 32: 1, 2)

 

Job made errors or mistakes, some very serious. But he wished with all my heart to obey God. They have been willing to show sincere repentance and change their behavior when necessary. Therefore, God has sustained and, overall, the Bible presents him as a faithful man

 

Job was a man deeply integrated. When God reasoned with him, Job corrected his views and regretted what he had said

 

If we happen to have thought that we would never have to say the things we are not proud or to do wrong without realizing it at the time, the example of Job certainly gives us courage . God knows, for now, perfection is beyond our reach. It is however expected that we like and that we strive to obey it. If our heart is full, we can be confident that we can please God.

 

. Those who want to look just  God alone can declare just a man; It therefore serves to want anything to appear just through our own merit or adding faith judgment that others carry on our justice. Although it had accused God of no harm, Job was rebuked for having 'declared righteous soul rather than God. (Job 32: 1, 2.)

 

The thinking of Job needed to be rectified. Jehovah has given a lesson by comparing the smallness of man with God's greatness. He did meditate on the earth, the sea, the starry heavens, the animals, and many other marvels of creation. Job humbly accepted the discipline and, in this, he showed once again worthy of emulation. Even if we do a quality service to Jehovah , we will make inevitable mistakes. In case of serious, Jehovah may discipline us by various means (Proverbs 3:11, 12). A scripture reacting our conscience may come to mind. 2000 TG 15/3

 

Job 32: 8, 9: Why was Elihu he felt able to talk even though he was younger than his listeners ? W06 15/3 16 § 1; it 1117 § 2

 

32: 8, 9. It is not enough to be old to be wise. You have to understand the Word of God and be guided by his spirit.

 

These are not "those who have plenty of days that are wise, nor the aged who understand judgment," but those who, in addition to having experience, are guided by the spirit of God and acquired the intelligence of his Word. 

 

Age and experience are natural factors that help to gain more intelligence (Job 12:12). However, age and experience alone are not decisive. The Job's comforters prided themselves on their intelligence and that of older men like them, but they were taken over by Elihu, younger than them (Job 15: 7-10; 32: 6-12). Jehovah, "the Ancient of Days" (Dan 7:13), has a much higher intelligence than all human intelligence it 1

 

What the Bible Reading this week teaches me about Jehovah?

 

Job 28:18 "  From coral and crystal it will [even] mentioned, but a full bag of wisdom is better than [a bag full of] pearls  " If one day you were given a full beaded bag, did you not be touched and will not you try to find your benefactor to thank him? Do you know the gift that comes in the case of the Bible? TG 1999 1/4 3-7

 

Job said that true wisdom is not acquired by simply learning the "parts of his ways", but it involves more than a purely scientific knowledge. We must discover the divine personality in all its excellence, fear God in his capacity as defender of the just principles and follow these principles. It is a wisdom that we can acquire only by the study of His Word. Job declared, "Behold, the fear of Jehovah - that is wisdom, and to depart from evil is understanding." (Job 26:14; 28:28 Then he said to the man: 'Look: the fear of Jehovah - that is wisdom, and to depart from evil is understanding.  ) . TG 1979 1/8 19

 

Favor, direction and divine wisdom are compared to a lamp shining on the head and a charming garland on his head ( Job 29: 3  )

 

The faithful patriarch Job enjoyed "intimacy with God"; you can also you ( Job 29: 4 ). By studying His Word, you can know Jehovah by name. This knowledge will give you the certainty that he will act in accordance with the meaning of his name as he revealed: "I will become what I like [to become]. "(Exodus 3:14, note). So it certainly accomplish all his good promises to the humans. TG 2010   1/7

 

Job was not boasting when he remembered that he 'delivered the afflicted that he had put justice, and was a real father to the poor'. ( Job 29: 12-16 . " For I delivered the poor who cried for help, the fatherless boy and anyone who had no one to help him The blessing of him that was ready to perish - it came over me. and I was glad the heart of the widow I clothing was me justice, and it clothed me and my judgment was like a sleeveless coat -... and a turban I became eyes to the blind, and I was feet . for the lame I was a real father to the poor; and the trial of one who was unknown to me, I examined .. ") Instead, he reported facts from his life of faithful servant of Jehovah Could -we said of us? of course, Job also showed the falsity of the charges by the three hypocrites.

 

It appears that integrity is for us the way to take a stand for Jehovah's sovereignty. It is on this criterion that God can judge us. Job had grasped this principle. ( Job 31: 6 "  He will weigh me in accurate scales and God may know my integrity  ") Job knew that God weighs all the humans in "a correct balance"; he uses his perfect standard of justice to measure our integrity.

 

Job was a wealthy man. Besides gold, he had 7,000 sheep, 3,000 camels, 500 donkeys and 1 000 cattle and a large number of servants (Job 1: 3). However, Job put his trust in Jehovah, not in riches. He said: "  If I have put gold for my insurance, or if I said to gold, 'You are my trust! 'If I was looking forward to what many were my property, and because my hand had found a lot of things [...], this too would be a mistake that would report the judges, for I should have denied the true God LA- above.  "( Job 31: 24-28 ). Like Job , we should feel that deep relationship with Jehovah God is far more valuable than material possessions.

 

There were single parents in Bible times. The Scriptures speak repeatedly of "fatherless" and the "widow." ( Job 31: 16-22 .) Jehovah God was not indifferent to their problems. There is no doubt that Jehovah is always concerned parent families today! In fact, his Word contains principles whose application helps them succeed Family Happiness Book Chapter 9

 

. 31: 1, 9-28 Job is a model for us in that it did not attempt to seduce other women, refrained from committing adultery and does not show unfair or without compassion towards others. He also rejected materialism and idolatry

 

 

 

What ideas of biblical reading this week can I use in preaching?

 

Religious gestures toward an object . Job highlighted the danger of leaving an object of any worship, such as the sun or the moon, seduce his heart to the point of making a gesture of worship with regard to this item perhaps putting his hand over her mouth to send a kiss, like the pagan worshipers of the moon and those who worshiped idols. Job was aware that doing so amounted to deny the true God and that was accountable for such misconduct. - Job 31: 26-28if I saw the light when she began to shine, or the precious moon was advancing; if my heart left secretly enticed and my hand kissed my mouth, that too would be a mistake [that would report the] judges, for I should have denied the [true] God above. "Study Insightful flight. 1

 

Job did not worship inanimate things. If his heart had been secretly enticed while watching the stars, like the moon, and if 'his hand had kissed his mouth,' perhaps by sending a kiss with the hand - idolatrous gesture - he would become an idolater and would have denied God (Deut. 4:15, 19). Our integrity is manifested in the rejection of all forms of idolatry TG 11.15.30 

 

How to understand the words of Job saying he had made a covenant with his eyes and he did not pay attention to a virgin?

 

We read in Job 31: 1 : " I made a covenant with my eyes. How then could I pay attention to a virgin? "Job meant that in his determination to keep his integrity to God, he had decided not to gaze lustfully a woman other than his own.

 

Married for many years, Job and his wife had many children. Although in a difficult period, his wife throng him to curse God and die, Job remained faithful to him (Job 2: 9, 10). There is no evidence that he ever renounced monogamy or even toyed with the idea of having sex with younger women as his, with virgins. - Job 7:17 p.m.. Job knew that look lasciviously a person of the opposite sex in the heart creates an immoral sexual desire often leads to an impure act. As he concluded a kind of alliance with his eyes, determined not to look at another woman with lust. Of course, every day he would lend them women and perhaps attention in order to help them if they needed it. But as for their attention with amorous or romantic views, he forbade it. The "alliance" that Job did with his eyes undoubtedly helped to avoid look likely to arouse in him a desire that might be drawn into immoral conduct. -   Job 31: 9, June 11 TG79 15/3 p. thirty

 

Wisdom is more valuable than material goods - Job 28:12, 15-19 " But wisdom, where she is? Where is the place of understanding? It does not against pure gold, it does not buy the weight of money; it does not weigh against the gold of Ophir, nor against the precious onyx, or against the sapphire; it can not be compared to gold or glass, it can be exchanged for a fine gold. Coral and crystal are nothing to her: wisdom is above rubies. The topaz of Ethiopia is not his equal, and pure gold does not come into balance with it. "

 

 

 

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Je te remercie. J'ai toujours aimé de faire des recherches et cela depuis près de 45 ans et d'en faire profiter pour permettre d'avoir une foi forte qui sera indispensable durant la Grande Tribulation et en plus de montrer à Jéhovah qu'on veut se montrer fidèle envers Lui

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Bonjour et bien tu vois ton travail n'a pas été vain car tu m'as aidée et ma sœur aussi car elle est souvent souffrante et donc je lui ai copié le texte.

ma réunion c'est demain soir comme ça j'ai le temps de tout préparer,, plus la vidéo a regarder.bref une soirée bien occupée.

bonne semaine

 

 

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