09/26/2026
Day 162 (September 26) | See Jesus in the Old Testament
I’m sorry I (Keith) have fallen behind on our daily reading posts. This has been a busy season for me, but walking through God’s Word with you is a joy. Let’s catch up on where we’ve been in Job and spend some time with today’s reading.
In Job 4 (September 22), Eliphaz wrongly assumed that Job’s suffering proved he had sinned. In Job 9 (September 23), Job longed for someone who could stand between him and God. In Job 14 (September 24), he wondered whether there could be life beyond death. And in Job 16 (September 25), failed by his friends, he looked to a witness in heaven.
Today’s reading -- Job 19: Rejected even by those closest to him, Job holds fast to this hope: his Redeemer lives, and one day he will see God. We know the living Redeemer Job longed for. Jesus suffered though He had done no wrong, rose from the dead, and will bring all who belong to Him into His presence.
Ask the Spirit to help you see Jesus in all the Scriptures (Luke 24:27).
🌀 When grief or rejection makes hope feel distant, what does it mean to say, with Job, that your Redeemer lives? How does Jesus’s resurrection assure you that death will not have the final word?
If you’ve fallen behind in the readings too, you can pick back up with us today!
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