Job 38

• “And about as good as any Scripture on this period of divine solitude is Job 38:1-7.”

  Presence #13Lee Vayle, July 22, 1981

• “So you go to Job 38:1, and It says:”

  Stewardship #5 - PreliminaryLee Vayle, March 1, 1997

• “[Job 38:4a] Come on, tell me, where were you?”

  Divine AttrubutesLee Vayle, December 2, 1966

• “[Job 38:4] "With whom did I take counsel in my foreknowledge?"”

  Corruptibility Putting on Incorruptibilty #1Lee Vayle, February 6, 1983

• “But we did not come that way and have no recollection of Job 38:4-7.”

  Who Is This Melchisedec #13Lee Vayle, September 25, 1988

• “[Job 38:4] (See?)”

  ElectionLee Vayle

• “If you’ll look in Job 38:7, (as I see some of you taking notes), when God first planned on making His first creation, the earth.”

  Why It Had To Be ShepherdWilliam Branham, December 21, 1964

• "Where were you in all this morning stars - the sons of God came here and the morning stars sang and rejoiced" [Job 38:7]- where were you?

  Jesus' Name in the BrideLee Vayle, October 14, 1981

• “[Job 38:7]”

  That Day on CalvaryLee Vayle, April 20, 1984

• “Now, remember in Job 38:7, and we read this before and Bro. Branham actually uses this.”

  Who Is This Melchisedec #23Lee Vayle, November 5, 1988

• “[Job 38:7]”

  Restoration of the Bride Tree # 12Lee Vayle, February 5, 1994

• “[Job 38:7] We have no memory; we did it.”

  Seed of Discrepancy #10Lee Vayle, March 19, 1995

See all 7 sermons on Job 38:7

• “[Job 38:31] It’s know that everything out there has an influence.”

  How Does God OperateLee Vayle, June 6, 1982

• “[Job 38:31-32]”

  The Purpose Made Manifest (4387 -NLV)Lee Vayle, July 3, 1987