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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2014 · 5 MIN

Eliphaz's Speech

from Rev. Charissa Clark Howe · host Rev. Charissa Howe

This is a piece of music that my father-in-law, Kirk Howe and I recorded. It weaves the traditional hymn "I Sing the Mighty Power of God" with some original lyrics I adapted from the book of Job. I've been working on a project studying Eliphaz's first speech to Job and it struck me that we give Eliphaz's speech to people in the church frequently at very inappropriate times of life. Listen carefully to this conversation between Job and Eliphaz.

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This is a piece of music that my father-in-law, Kirk Howe and I recorded. It weaves the traditional hymn "I Sing the Mighty Power of God" with some original lyrics I adapted from the book of Job. I've been working on a project studying Eliphaz's first speech to Job and it struck me that we give Eliphaz's speech to people in the church frequently at very inappropriate times of life. Listen carefully to this conversation between Job and Eliphaz.

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