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		<title>By: whynot42</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:23:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Unlike you I have not read ahead, although I must admit I did often search ahead at the &quot;topic Headings&quot; in my bible wondering, &quot;When in the heck is God going to respond!&quot;

Like you I was also wondering why I had never been impressed by the fact that Elihu is a &quot;fourth&quot; friend.  Perhaps, because I have not ever really &quot;studied&quot; the book before and/or whenever preaching/teaching is done out of the book the three friends have always only been the ones spoken about.

So, when Elihu is introduced and it is said that he had been listening, my ears perked-up.  Firstly, I was impressed that there was a young person who was willing to listen to his elders. LOL.  Secondly, whenever I realize in a situation that someone has been listening before responding I myself have found it of value to begin listening instead of blabbering on about myself and what I think.

One of the benefits, IMHO, about reading through the Bible is that before I get my &quot;head&quot; involved- my spirit often picks up on things. Now, I am not going to go back and study this at this time, but will file it away for the future.  Something about Elihu&#039;s words caused me to begin to respond in praise and worship.  Something like yes, yes, and amen!  Something about when he began to describe God- the lightening in the clouds, etc.  As I finished the reading and glanced at the next day, I realized that we were finally going to hear from God.  So, the question that I will persue another time is- was there something about Elihu&#039;s response that had some kind of effect that &quot;brought about&quot; God&#039;s response?  Something different than what was going on before? Or maybe not.  Maybe God had all he could stands and could stands no more.

Interesting that you had also mentioned the folks in the Book of Daniel and the fire.  I am &quot;studying&quot; this book.  One of the first trials they face is not the fire however.  It is a threat on every &quot;wise&quot; man in the land because no one could interpret the king&#039;s dream.  What does this have to do w/the bood of Job.  I am so glad that you asked.  See- both groups of people &quot;had a program&quot;. They both have come to a time in their life where &quot;things&quot;, sufferings, um, threats to well-being have gotten really &quot;personal&quot;.  -- Enter God stage right.

This has impacted me in my daily encounters w/others.  I want to listen, than utilize &quot;my Program&quot; to get personal w/people and more and more hone the skill to allow God to --Enter stage right.  Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaang.  It is a good day today!!!!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unlike you I have not read ahead, although I must admit I did often search ahead at the &#8220;topic Headings&#8221; in my bible wondering, &#8220;When in the heck is God going to respond!&#8221;</p>
<p>Like you I was also wondering why I had never been impressed by the fact that Elihu is a &#8220;fourth&#8221; friend.  Perhaps, because I have not ever really &#8220;studied&#8221; the book before and/or whenever preaching/teaching is done out of the book the three friends have always only been the ones spoken about.</p>
<p>So, when Elihu is introduced and it is said that he had been listening, my ears perked-up.  Firstly, I was impressed that there was a young person who was willing to listen to his elders. LOL.  Secondly, whenever I realize in a situation that someone has been listening before responding I myself have found it of value to begin listening instead of blabbering on about myself and what I think.</p>
<p>One of the benefits, IMHO, about reading through the Bible is that before I get my &#8220;head&#8221; involved- my spirit often picks up on things. Now, I am not going to go back and study this at this time, but will file it away for the future.  Something about Elihu&#8217;s words caused me to begin to respond in praise and worship.  Something like yes, yes, and amen!  Something about when he began to describe God- the lightening in the clouds, etc.  As I finished the reading and glanced at the next day, I realized that we were finally going to hear from God.  So, the question that I will persue another time is- was there something about Elihu&#8217;s response that had some kind of effect that &#8220;brought about&#8221; God&#8217;s response?  Something different than what was going on before? Or maybe not.  Maybe God had all he could stands and could stands no more.</p>
<p>Interesting that you had also mentioned the folks in the Book of Daniel and the fire.  I am &#8220;studying&#8221; this book.  One of the first trials they face is not the fire however.  It is a threat on every &#8220;wise&#8221; man in the land because no one could interpret the king&#8217;s dream.  What does this have to do w/the bood of Job.  I am so glad that you asked.  See- both groups of people &#8220;had a program&#8221;. They both have come to a time in their life where &#8220;things&#8221;, sufferings, um, threats to well-being have gotten really &#8220;personal&#8221;.  &#8212; Enter God stage right.</p>
<p>This has impacted me in my daily encounters w/others.  I want to listen, than utilize &#8220;my Program&#8221; to get personal w/people and more and more hone the skill to allow God to &#8211;Enter stage right.  Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaang.  It is a good day today!!!!!!</p>
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