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Simeon's Horae Homileticae Horae Homileticae
Job's Righteousness; His Severe Testing by Satan.Chapter 2
Satan Attacks Job's Health; Friends Arrive.Chapter 3
Job Curses His Birth, Laments His Suffering.Chapter 4
Eliphaz's First Speech: Job Must Have Sinned.Chapter 5
Eliphaz: Seek God, Who Disciplines but Heals.Chapter 7
Job Laments the Futility of Life.Chapter 8
Bildad's First Speech: Job, Repent for Restoration.Chapter 9
Job: God's Wisdom and Power Are Unfathomable.Chapter 10
Job Pleads With God for Understanding.Chapter 11
Zophar's First Speech: Job Deserves Worse Punishment.Chapter 12
Job's Reply: God's Wisdom and Sovereignty Affirmed.Chapter 14
Job: Man's Life Is Brief and Full of Trouble.Chapter 15
Eliphaz's Second Speech: Job's Words Are Arrogant.Chapter 16
Job: Friends Are Miserable Comforters; My Suffering Is Intense.Chapter 17
Job: My Spirit Is Broken; Hope Seems Distant.Chapter 19
Job: My Redeemer Lives; Friends, You Have Wronged Me.Chapter 20
Zophar's Second Speech: The Wicked's Prosperity Is Short-Lived.Chapter 21
Job: Why Do the Wicked Often Prosper?Chapter 22
Eliphaz's Third Speech: Repent, and God Will Restore You.Chapter 23
Job: I Desire to Present My Case Before God.Chapter 24
Job: The Wicked Seem to Escape Judgment.Chapter 27
Job: I Will Maintain My Integrity Despite Suffering.Chapter 29
Job Reminisces About His Former Prosperity.Chapter 30
Job Laments His Present Misery and Alienation.Chapter 31
Job Asserts His Innocence and Righteousness.Chapter 33
Elihu: God Speaks Through Suffering and Dreams.Chapter 34
Elihu: God Is Just and Righteous in His Judgments.Chapter 35
Elihu: Human Actions Don't Affect God's Nature.Chapter 36
Elihu: God's Greatness and Justice Are Unmatched.Chapter 40
Job Humbles Himself; God Challenges Him Further.Chapter 42
Job Repents; God Restores His Fortunes.
- Job
by Charles Simeon
CONTENTS TO VOL. IV.
Discourse
Text
Subject
Job
449.
Job 1:5.
Job’s Anxiety for his Children
450.
Job 1:9.
Uncharitable Judgment reproved
451.
Job 1:20-21.
Trials and Resignation of Job
452.
Job 2:11-13.
Friendly Sympathy illustrated
453.
Job 3:1.
Job curses the Day of his Birth
454.
Job 4:12-19.
Eliphaz reproves Job
455.
Job 5:19-27.
The Security of God’s People
456.
Job 7:1.
Man’s Time on Earth fixed
457.
Job 8:8-14.
Bildad warns Job of the Danger of Hypocrisy
458.
Job 9:2-4.
The Folly of Self-righteousness and Presumption
459.
Job 9:20-21.
The Evil of a self-justifying Spirit
460.
Job 10:1.
Impatience reproved
461.
Job 10:7.
Conscious Integrity
462.
Job 11:7-12.
The Incomprehensibility of God
463.
Job 12:5.
A Want of Sympathy condemned
464.
Job 14:10.
Death
465.
Job 14:14.
The Change that takes place at Death
466.
Job 15:31.
The Folly of trusting in Vanity
467.
Job 16:19.
Job’s conscious Integrity
468.
Job 17:9.
Dark Dispensations overruled for the Establishment of the Saints
469.
Job 19:25-27.
Christ a living Redeemer
470.
Job 20:4-7.
Against Hypocrisy
471.
Job 20:22.
The Emptyness of earthly Possessions
472.
Job 21:14-15.
Conduct of Sinners towards God
473.
Job 22:21.
Acquaintance with God
474.
Job 23:10.
The upright Person’s comfort under Affliction
475.
Job 23:12.
Job’s Love to the Word of God
476.
Job 24:13.
Rebelling against the Light
477.
Job 27:6.
Self-reproach
478.
Job 29:2.
Spiritual Declension considered
479.
Job 29:11-16.
Job’s Character
480.
Job 30:23.
The Certainty of Death
481.
Job 30:25.
Job’s Compassion for the Poor
482.
Job 31:14.
The Importance of preparing for our great Account
483.
Job 31:24-25; Job 31:28.
Spiritual Idolatry
484.
Job 33:23-24.
The Benefit of Visiting the Sick
485.
Job 33:27-28.
The Nature and Efficacy of Repentance
486.
Job 34:29.
The Importance of being in favour with God
487.
Job 35:10.
The Impiety and Folly of Mankind
488.
Job 35:14.
The Source and Remedy of desponding Fears
489.
Job 36:13.
Hypocrisy exposed
490.
Job 40:2.
Sin of reproving God
491.
Job 40:4.
True Humiliation
492.
Job 42:5-6.
The Effect which a Sight of God produces
493.
Job 42:10.
Job’s Restoration to Health and Prosperity
