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What does the Bible say about Job's Redeemer?

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Job proclaimed, 'I know that my Redeemer liveth,' indicating his faith in God's provision for salvation.

In Job 19:25, Job affirms his faith by stating, 'I know that my Redeemer liveth.' This declaration not only reflects Job's belief in God’s salvific plan but also serves as a profound acknowledgment of the coming Christ, who would fulfill the role of the Redeemer. The term 'Redeemer' (Hebrew: Gaal) emphasizes both the personal and legal obligations of Jesus as our kinsman redeemer, who comes to restore what was lost due to sin.
Scripture References: Job 19:25, Romans 3:26, Job 19:25-26

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"I Know"
David Pledger · Apr 27, 2025
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Joshua

Joshua

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