Sermons on Job 33:21

His flesh wastes away from sight, and his hidden bones protrude.His flesh is so consumed away that it can’t be seen. His bones that were not seen stick out.His flesh is consumed away, that it cannot be seen; and his bones that were not seen stick out.His flesh is consumed away, that it cannot be seen; And his bones that were not seen stick out.
Job 33:21 · Berean Standard Bible (public domain).World English Bible (public domain).King James Version (public domain in the US).American Standard Version, 1901 (public domain). · Read Job 33

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Another Long-Winded Monologue, Part 3
Chuck Swindoll, 2026-09-15 · Scripture reading

… so that his life loathes bread and his soul favored food. His flesh wastes away from sight, and his bones, which were not seen, stick out. It's a picture of going hungry and being so sick you don't even want to eat. Then his soul draws near to the pit, He thinks he's going to die in his life to those who bring death. Then he refers to a very interesting observation, a mediating angel. Now look closely. He says, God speaks in a dream and a vision in the night, verse 15. And he also speaks even in the pain. There is a message that God communicates in suffering itself. Most people who have gone through deep suffering have a knowledge and a wisdom others of us lack. Why? Because they learned on the bed of affliction. And then how do we get the message from God to us? Well, Elihu suggests, look closely, verse 23, there is an angel as mediator for man. one out of a thousand I think you may have never seen this before I confess I don't remember ever reading this before they're rare one in a thousand we would say to remind a man what is right for him let him be gracious to him and say deliver him from going down to the pit and he delivers him from death Let his flesh, verse 25, become fresher than in youth. …

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Another Long-Winded Monologue, Part 2
Chuck Swindoll, 2026-09-14

… so that his life loathes bread and his soul favored food. His flesh wastes away from sight and his bones, which were not seen, stick out. It's a picture of going hungry and being so sick you don't even want to eat. Then his soul draws near to the pit. He thinks he's going to die in his life to those who bring death. Then he refers to a very interesting observation, a mediating angel. Now look closely. He says, God speaks in a dream and a vision in the night, verse 15, and he also speaks even in the pain. There is a message that God communicates in suffering itself. Most people who have gone through deep suffering have a knowledge and a wisdom others of us lack. Why? Because they learned on the bed of affliction. And then how do we get the message from God to us? Well, Elihu suggests, look closely, verse 23, there is an angel as mediator for man. One out of a thousand. …

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Another Long-Winded Monologue │ Msg 16/22
Chuck Swindoll, 2026-07-07

… complaint in his bones, describing the pain of life so that his life loathes bread and his soul favorite food. His flesh wastes away from sight and his bones, which were not seen, stick out. It's a picture of going hungry and being so sick you don't even want to eat. Then his soul draws near to the pit. He thinks he's going to die in his life to those who bring death. Then he refers to a very interesting observation, a mediating angel. Now look closely. He says, God speaks in a dream and a vision in the night, verse 15, and he also speaks even in the pain. There is a message that God communicates in suffering itself. Most people who have gone through deep suffering have a knowledge and a wisdom others of us lack. Why? Because they learned on the bed of affliction. and then how do we get the message from God to us well leu suggests look closely verse 23 there is an angel as mediator for man one out of a thousand i think you may have never seen this before i confess i don't remember ever reading this before they're rare one in a thousand we would say to remind a man what is right for him. …

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