The Message ArchiveSermons on Job 38
Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.
Job 38:1
2 sermons
Then the LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said,
“And about as good as any Scripture on this period of divine solitude is Job 38:1-7.”
Presence #13Lee Vayle, July 22, 1981
“So you go to Job 38:1, and It says:”
Stewardship #5 - PreliminaryLee Vayle, March 1, 1997
Job 38:4
4 sermons
Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.
“Come on, tell me, where were you?”
Divine AttrubutesLee Vayle, December 2, 1966
"With whom did I take counsel in my foreknowledge?"
Corruptibility Putting on Incorruptibilty #1Lee Vayle, February 6, 1983
“But we did not come that way and have no recollection of Job 38:4-7.”
Who Is This Melchisedec #13Lee Vayle, September 25, 1988
“(See?)”
ElectionLee Vayle, 1967
Job 38:7
7 sermons
When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?
“If you’ll look in Job 38:7, (as I see some of you taking notes), when God first planned on making His first creation, the earth.”
Why It Had To Be ShepherdWilliam Branham, December 21, 1964
"Where were you in all this morning stars - the sons of God came here and the morning stars sang and rejoiced" [Job 38:7]- where were you?
Jesus' Name in the BrideLee Vayle, October 14, 1981
“Now, remember in Job 38:7, and we read this before and Bro. Branham actually uses this.”
Who Is This Melchisedec #23Lee Vayle, November 5, 1988
“We have no memory; we did it.”
Seed of Discrepancy #10Lee Vayle, March 19, 1995
Job 38:31
2 sermons
Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion?
“It’s know that everything out there has an influence.”
How Does God OperateLee Vayle, June 6, 1982