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What was the reason for Job's suffering?
What was the reason for Job's suffering?
- He was being punished for his sins
- He was in the wrong place at the wrong time
- He was chosen by Satan to be tested (correct)
- He angered his friends
What did Job vow in his final speech?
What did Job vow in his final speech?
- His words wouldn't be evil (correct)
- He would seek revenge on his friends
- He would give up on life
- He would curse God for his suffering
What is the advice given by the Teacher in the book of Ecclesiastes?
What is the advice given by the Teacher in the book of Ecclesiastes?
- Pursue riches and possessions
- Enjoy work as a gift from God (correct)
- Seek pleasure in all things
- Advance in your career at all costs
What was Satan's motive for causing Job's suffering?
What was Satan's motive for causing Job's suffering?
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What did Job do after he lost everything?
What did Job do after he lost everything?
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What advice did the Teacher give his readers in Ecclesiastes?
What advice did the Teacher give his readers in Ecclesiastes?
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Study Notes
Job's Suffering
- The reason for Job's suffering was to test his faith and prove that he was a righteous man who feared God.
- Satan's motive was to prove that Job's faith was based on his blessings and prosperity, and that if he lost everything, he would curse God.
Job's Response
- After losing everything, Job tore his robe, shaved his head, and fell to the ground in worship, but he did not sin or curse God.
Ecclesiastes
- The Teacher advises his readers to fear God and keep His commandments, as this is the whole duty of man.
- The Teacher also advises his readers to enjoy life and find happiness in their work, as this is a gift from God.
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