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The Bible Day 33:Establishing Intimate Godly Relationships Psalm 18:7-15, Matt 21:33-22:14, Job 25-29

Introduction:
Establishing intimate relationships with one another is a fundamental aspect of human connection, deeply explored throughout religious scriptures. In Psalm 18:7-15, the imagery of God's rescue amidst turmoil showcases the intimate bond between humanity and the divine, emphasizing trust and reliance. Similarly, the parable in Matthew 21:33-22:14 illustrates the importance of invitation and acceptance in forging intimate connections, as seen through the wedding feast analogy. Furthermore, Job's dialogue in chapters 25-29 delves into the complexities of human suffering and empathy, highlighting the significance of genuine understanding and support in intimate relationships.

Jared discussed the significance of intimate, godly relationships as depicted in religious scriptures such as Psalms, Matthew, and Job. He emphasized the importance of trust, reliance, acceptance, and understanding in human connections, exemplified by divine interactions in the Bible. He also led a prayer seeking divine knowledge and guidance to understand and apply the teachings.

Religious Relationships and Divine Interactions
Jared discussed the importance of establishing intimate, godly relationships as depicted in religious scriptures such as Psalms, Matthew, and Job. He highlighted the significance of trust, reliance, acceptance, and understanding in human connections, exemplified by the divine interactions in the Bible. He also led a prayer seeking divine knowledge and guidance to understand and apply the teachings. Towards the end, they read from the book of Psalms, emphasizing the power and might of the divine.

Parable of the Tenets Reading Announced
Furthermore, he announced the reading of Matthew 21:33-22:14, discussing the parable of the tenets in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Biblical Parables and Relationship With God
Jared discussed two biblical parables. The first parable, from Matthew 21, depicted a landowner who rented his vineyard to tenants. The tenants abused and killed the landowner's servants, even his son, leading to the landowner taking back the vineyard and renting it to other tenants. The parable was seen as a critique of the chief priests and Pharisees. The second parable, from Matthew 22, was about a king who prepared a wedding banquet for his son and sent out servants to invite guests. However, the guests refused, so the king sent his servants to bring anyone they could find on the streets. One guest arrived without wedding clothes, symbolizing the importance of spiritual preparation. The reading emphasized God's pursuit of an intimate relationship with humanity, the availability of salvation, and the importance of establishing authentic relationships with others.

Theological Discussion on Righteousness and Wisdom
Bildad and Job engaged in a theological discussion, with Bildad questioning the righteousness of immortals and the purity of those born of woman. Job responded by highlighting Bildad's powerlessness and how he had offered advice and insight. Bildad then rebuked Job for his interpretation of God's power and the fate of the wicked. A dialogue between Job and his friends ensues, with Job maintaining his innocence and questioning the fate of the wicked. A section known as the Interlude where Wisdom is Found discussed the search for wisdom and its value. Finally, Job concluded his discourse on his past glory and hope for a long life.

Job Chapters 25-29: Spiritual Teachings on Suffering and Empathy
Jared discusses the Book of Job, chapters 25 to 29, focusing on Job's spiritual teachings on human suffering, empathy, and the search for meaning. Jared also acknowledges his struggles with hiccups due to a brain injury he suffered in Iraq and apologizes for the reading. He ends with a blessing, asking the Lord to bless and keep the participants.

In Christ, love Jared W. Campbell

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