Women's Bible Studies from the KJB: God is Big Enough To Handle Our Problems!

It has been a while since I

have read through the

Book of Job, but I was

doing a search on the

word "wisdom", and in

the process I came

across this Chapter

where God is asking

Job some very pointed

questions.

I guess Job was

questioning all that

was happening to him

when he lost everything

and everyone (his

possessions and his

children). I would

have too, I am sure;

and God was setting

Job straight. Kind of

like what I need

sometimes when I

grumble about

something, as if I

were questioning God's

judgment.
This chapter in Job

made me see that I have

no cause to question

anything God does when

He is wise enough, and

powerful enough to do

all the things He is

telling Job about. After

reading this, I am happy

to have God in charge

of the earth. That means

that I do not have to be

worrying about running

the show - and that is

a big weight off my

shoulders!

When you read this

Chapter in Job (and I

hope you do read this

whole chapter that I

have included here

because it will make

you awestruck at how

big and powerful our

God is) - and think

about it as you read

it - it will make you

realize just how

Awesome our God is!

And because He is

that big and that

powerful, then He can

surely help us with our

daily problems, right?

Absolutely! Praise God!

Job
38:1 Then the LORD

answered Job out of

the whirlwind, and said,

38:2 Who is this that

darkeneth counsel by

words without

knowledge?

38:3 Gird up now thy

loins like a man; for I

will demand of thee,

and answer thou me.

38:4 Where wast thou

when I laid the

foundations of the earth?

declare, if thou hast

understanding.

38:5 Who hath laid the

thereof, if thou knowest?

or who hath stretched

the line upon it?

38:6 Whereupon are the

foundations thereof

fastened? or who laid

the corner stone thereof;

38:7 When the morning

stars sang together,

all the sons of God

shouted for joy?

38:8 Or who shut up

the sea with doors, when

it brake forth, as if it had

issued out of the womb?

38:9 When I made the

cloud the garment

thereof, and thick

darkness a

swaddlingband for it,

38:10 And brake up for

it my decreed place,

and set bars and doors,

38:11 And said, Hitherto

shalt thou come, but no

further: and here shall

thy proud waves be

stayed?

38:12 Hast thou

commanded the morning

since thy days; and

caused the dayspring

to know his place;

38:13 That it might take

hold of the ends of the

earth, that the wicked

might be shaken out

of it?

38:14 It is turned as clay

to the seal; and they

stand as a garment.

38:15 And from the

wicked their light is

withholden, and the

high arm shall be

broken.

38:16 Hast thou entered

into the springs of the

sea? or hast thou

walked in the search

of the depth?

38:17 Have the gates

of death been opened

unto thee? or hast

thou seen the doors

of the shadow of

death?

38:18 Hast thou

perceived the breadth

of the earth? declare

if thou knowest it all.

38:19 Where is the way

where light dwelleth?

and as for darkness,

where is the place

thereof,

38:20 That thou shouldest

take it to the bound thereof,

and that thou shouldest

know the paths to the

house thereof?

38:21 Knowest thou it,

because thou wast then

born? or because the

number of thy days is

great?

38:22 Hast thou entered

into the treasures of

the snow? or hast thou

seen the treasures of

the hail,

38:23 Which I have

reserved against the

time of trouble, against

the day of battle and

war?

38:24 By what way is

the light parted, which

scattereth the east

wind upon the earth?

38:25 Who hath divided

a watercourse for the

overflowing of waters,

or a way for the lightning

of thunder;

38:26 To cause it to rain

on the earth, where no

man is; on the

wilderness, wherein

there is no man;

38:27 To satisfy the

desolate and waste

ground; and to cause

the bud of the tender

herb to spring forth?

38:28 Hath the rain a

father? or who hath

begotten the drops of

dew?

38:29 Out of whose

womb came the ice?

and the hoary frost

of heaven, who hath

gendered it?

38:30 The waters are

hid as with a stone,

and the face of the

deep is frozen.

38:31 Canst thou bind

the sweet influences

of Pleiades, or loose

the bands of Orion?

[I looked it up online, and

Pleiades is a small

cluster of stars in the

heavens. Orion is a

constellation.]

38:32 Canst thou

bring forth Mazzaroth

in his season? or

canst thou guide

Arcturus with his

sons?

[Mazzaroth and

"Arcturus with his

sons" are constellations.]

38:33 Knowest thou the

ordinances of heaven?

canst thou set the

dominion thereof in

the earth?

38:34 Canst thou lift up

thy voice to the clouds,

that abundance of

waters may cover thee?

38:35 Canst thou send

lightnings, that they

may go, and say unto

thee, Here we are?

38:36 Who hath put

wisdom in the inward

parts? or who hath

given understanding

to the heart?

38:37 Who can number

the clouds in wisdom? or

who can stay the bottles

of heaven,

38:38 When the dust

groweth into hardness,

and the clods cleave

fast together?

38:39 Wilt thou hunt the

prey for the lion? or fill

the appetite of the

young lions,

38:40 When they couch

in their dens, and abide

in the covert to lie in

wait?

God even provides food

for the birds' young ones

when they cry out to

God! How awesome

is that?

38:41 Who provideth

for the raven his food?

when his young ones

cry unto God, they

wander for lack of

meat.

So, if you and I can

remember in tough

times to focus on how

great and powerful our

heavenly Father God

is; and ask His help

because we have a

problem or heartache

that we don't know

how to handle; he will

hear our prayers.

EXCEPT if we are living

in sin. But, keep

reading for the solution

to that problem.

Isaiah

59:2 But your iniquities

[sins] have separated

between you and your

God, and your sins

have hid his face

from you, that he

will not hear.

The solution to our sin

problem that is

hindering our prayers

being heard by God

is this: we confess to

God in heaven that

we have sinned

against him and ask

his forgiveness. Then

he will our prayers

about the troubles

we are going through.

1 John 1:9
If we confess our sins,

he [God in heaven] is

faithful and just to

forgive us our sins,

and to cleanse us

from all

unrighteousness.

I hope the following

KJB Bible verses will

comfort you in knowing

that God in heaven

does listen to our

prayers. Although

there are many verses

testifying to this, but I

hope these few will

comfort you knowing

God does listen to our

prayers.

Psalm 34:4
I sought the LORD,

and he heard me, and

delivered me from all

my fears.

Psalm 34:6
This poor man cried,

and the LORD heard him,

and saved him out of all

his troubles.

Psalm 120:1 (b)
In my distress I cried

unto the LORD, and he

heard me.

With God in heaven

nothing is impossible.

Jesus Christ said so!

We can take comfort in

Jesus' words that God

is all powerful and all

knowing and He can

help us with our

problems if we put our

trust in Him, be patient

(I know that's tough to

do as I am an impatient

person, but I need to

ask God to help me be

patient and wait for his

timing in showing us a

way through our

troubles); and He

will help us!

Luke 18:27
And he said, The

things which are

impossible with men

are possible with God.

Matthew 19:26
But Jesus beheld

them, and said unto

them, With men this

is impossible; but with

God all things are

possible.

Mark 10:27
And Jesus looking

upon them saith, With

men it is impossible,

but not with God: for

with God all things are

possible.

Isaiah

40:31 But they that wait

upon the LORD shall

renew their strength;

they shall mount up

with wings as eagles;

they shall run, and

not be weary; and

they shall walk, and

not faint.