EPISODE · May 17, 2026 · 36 MIN
Job 19:23-27 “Engraved Words…”
from Sunday Bible Study at Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach · host Andy Falleur
Pastor Andy examines Job 19:23-27, calling it perhaps the most important passage in the entire book as Job arrives at a thunderous revelation born out of suffering. "I know that my redeemer lives, and after my skin is destroyed, in my flesh I shall see God." Tracing the progression of Job's thought from, "If a man dies, shall he live again?" to crying out for a mediator to this declaration of resurrection, Pastor Andy says that Job's logic is driven by justice. The only way for the injustices of this world to be made right is for there to be a redeemer, a resurrection, and a God who sets things straight. Jesus answered every one of Job's cries in John 11 and in the Beatitudes, where he people-watches a crowd of the poor in spirit, the mourning, and the meek. He says, "I'm coming to make this right." Stop fighting for your own claim and release every injustice to Jesus Christ, trusting that vengeance is his and justice is coming. This frees us to forgive, as illustrated by Corrie ten Boom.SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:Job 19:23-27Job 14:14Job 16:21John 11:21-26 (Martha and Jesus)Matthew 5:3-9 (Sermon on the Mount — the Beatitudes)1 Timothy 2:5-6 (one mediator between God and man, Christ Jesus)Hebrews 9:15 (Jesus the mediator of the new covenant)Romans 12:19TOPICS AND KEYWORDS:Job 19:23-27 — the great revelation of resurrection and redemptionThe progression of Job's thought across three key chaptersInjustice in the world, children suffering, slavery, lossJustice demanding a cosmic answerResurrection logic, the only way justice can be servedJesus as the answer to everything Job cried out for"I am the resurrection and the life" — John 11The Beatitudes as Jesus's declaration of coming justicePhysical death vs. spiritual death in ScriptureJesus as mediator of the new covenantReleasing your claim to Jesus instead of fighting for yourselfTrusting Jesus not just with eternity but with todayForgiveness as the fruit of trusting the RedeemerCorrie ten Boom, forgiving the Nazi guardJustice is coming, which side will you be on?
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