Wisdom Literature (15): Job – God’s Questions from the Storm and Job’s Silence The Lord leads Job through the depths of the sea, the stars and a parade of wild creatures, until Job puts his hand over his mouth. Watch or listen to the 28 October study, then work through the notes and revision questions. Oct 29, 2026 0 42 Wisdom Literature Series
Wisdom Literature (14): Job – Elihu’s Last Words and God Answers from the Storm Elihu warns Job about the dangers hidden in suffering, then the Lord answers Job out of the storm. Watch or listen to the 21 October study, then work through the notes and revision questions. Oct 28, 2026 0 18 Wisdom Literature Series
Wisdom Literature (13): Job – Elihu Speaks: God Is Gracious, Just and Great Elihu, the young man who listened before he spoke, shows that God is gracious, just and great, and that suffering can protect as well as correct. Watch or listen to the 14 October study, then work through the notes and revision questions. Oct 28, 2026 0 22 Wisdom Literature Series
Wisdom Literature (12): Job – The Dispute: Where Can Wisdom Be Found? As the dispute with his friends grows harsher, Job holds on to his integrity and asks the great question: where can wisdom be found? Watch or listen to the 7 October study, then work through the notes and revision questions. Oct 28, 2026 0 25 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (11): Job – The Discussion: Appeals for a Mediator Job responded to his friends with passionate appeals to both them and God. He felt like a target at which God was shooting poisoned arrows, and his spirit was bitter. Oct 11, 2026 0 86 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (10): Job – The Debate: Rebuking Shallow Theology As the discussion begins, we see three different viewpoints from Job’s friends: Eliphaz (the traditionalist), Bildad (the legalist) and Zophar (the dogmatist). While they said some true things, they w... Oct 5, 2026 0 68 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (9): Job – The Voice of Misery and the Sufferer’s Lament After seven days of silent suffering on the ash heap, Job spoke. He did not curse God, but he did curse the day of his birth. His anguish was so intense that he wished he had never been born, asking, ... Oct 5, 2026 0 64 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (8): Job – Fidelity Amidst Severe Testing After the loss of his wealth and his children, the hosts of heaven and hell watched to see how Job would respond. Job expressed his grief in a normal way—for God expects us to be human—but then he wor... Oct 5, 2026 0 68 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (7): Job – The Drama Begins: Prosperity and Adversity The Book of Job is a real account of a real person who experienced real trials. It is a demonstration of the fruit of the Spirit of patience (endurance) and the building of true character. Job suffere... Oct 5, 2026 0 65 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (6): The Stone with 7 Eyes – Christ, Our Foundation of Wisdom The Book of Revelation identifies the "7 Spirits" as equivalent to the Lamb's "7 eyes, which are sent out into all the earth" ( Revelation 5:6 ). These eyes represent the Holy Spirit—a 7-branched chan... Oct 5, 2026 0 65 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (5): Song of Songs – The Wisdom of Covenant Love Solomon wrote 1,005 songs ( 1 Kings 4:32 ), but this one is the "Song of Songs"—the greatest of them all. Authored in his younger days, before he became entangled with the gods of his many pagan wives... Oct 5, 2026 0 63 Wisdom Literature Series
D'Vine Worship Ministries Wisdom Literature (4): Ecclesiastes – Finding Meaning Under the Sun In Ecclesiastes, Solomon laments, "Vanity of vanities... all is vanity!" ( Ecclesiastes 1:1-3 ). The word "vanity" used here (38 times in the book) means emptiness, futility, or a vapor that vanishes ... Oct 5, 2026 0 143 Wisdom Literature Series