Job 40:4

Where it is preached

1. Practical Religion · J. C. Ryle

   Prayer cites Job xl. 4

   …he said, "I am dust and ashes." When Job spoke, he said, "I am vile." (Gen. xviii. 27; Job xl. 4.) Let us do likewise. (b) I commend to you, in the next place, the importance of praying…

2. Morning by Morning · Charles H. Spurgeon

   June cites Job 40:4

   …shut out the foolish forever. Lord, shut me in by thy grace. June 6 “Behold, I am vile.” (Job 40:4) One cheering word, poor lost sinner, for thee! You think you must not come to God…

3. Lectures to My Students · Charles H. Spurgeon

   Our Public Prayer cites Job xl. 4

   …to us sinners.' This is no fewer than four texts joined, each beautiful by itself. First, Job xl. 4, 'Behold, I am vile; what shall I answer thee? I will lay my hand upon my mouth.' Second…

4. Holiness · J. C. Ryle

   Growth cites Job xl. 4

   …with Isaiah, “I am a man of unclean lips,”—and with Peter, “I am a sinful man, O Lord.” Job xl. 4; Gen. xviii. 27; xxxii. 10; Ps. xxii. 6; Isa. vi. 5; Luke v. 8.) The nearer he draws to…

5. Old Paths · J. C. Ryle

   Forgiveness cites Job xl. 4

   …that we have no sin we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.” (Gen. xviii. 27; Job xl. 4; Isaiah lxiv. 6; 1 John i. 8.) Where is the man or woman in the whole catalogue of the…

6. Old Paths · J. C. Ryle

   Repentance cites Job. xl. 4

   …shall see Paul there, who said, “I am the chief of sinners.” (Gen. xviii. 27; xxxii. 10; Job. xl. 4; Psalm li. 5; Isa. vi. 5; 1 Tim. i. 15.) I shall see the martyr John Bradford there, who…