The Bible Study Hour on Oneplace.com He Lives
Jan 25, 2026
A meditation on Job’s startling declaration that a living Redeemer will stand on earth. Exploration of the Hebrew concept of Go'el and its ties to redemption stories like Ruth and Boaz. Discussion of bodily resurrection, the Redeemer’s power over death, and signs supporting a risen Messiah. A call to embrace a personal relationship with the living Redeemer and pass that hope to future generations.
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Redeemer As Go'el And Resurrection
- Job experiences a revelation that a Goel (redeemer) will vindicate and restore him, implying bodily resurrection.
- James Boice ties the Hebrew go'el duties to Christ's role in redeeming, rescuing, and restoring humanity.
Job's Suffering And Wished-For Preservation
- Boice recounts Job's losses: possessions, ten children, and health leading to his revelation.
- He describes Job's friends accusing him and Job's wish to have his words preserved forever.
Job's Expectation Of Bodily Redemption
- Boice argues Job's promise refers specifically to bodily redemption, not merely soul salvation or possessions.
- He insists Job expects to see God in his own flesh, grounding resurrection theology in the body.
