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What did Job continue (Job 29:1)?
What did Job continue (Job 29:1)?
- His poem
- His speech
- His discourse (correct)
- His narrative
For what does Job long for (Job 29:2)?
For what does Job long for (Job 29:2)?
- For months gone by (correct)
- For his former life
- For ancient times
- For former years
How does Job see his former days (Job 29:2)?
How does Job see his former days (Job 29:2)?
- As days when God granted him peace and security
- As days when God poured out his blessing on him
- As days when God watched over him (correct)
- As days when he was under God's favor
What shone on Job's head in former days (Job 29:3)?
What shone on Job's head in former days (Job 29:3)?
With God's light what did Job do in former days (Job 29:3)?
With God's light what did Job do in former days (Job 29:3)?
What did Job say blessed his house in former days (Job 29:4)?
What did Job say blessed his house in former days (Job 29:4)?
How does Job portray the days when he was in his prime (Job 29:5)?
How does Job portray the days when he was in his prime (Job 29:5)?
How does Job portray the days when he was in his prime (Job 29:5)?
How does Job portray the days when he was in his prime (Job 29:5)?
What does Job say his path was drenched with in the days of his prime (Job 29:6)?
What does Job say his path was drenched with in the days of his prime (Job 29:6)?
What does Job say rocks poured out for him in days of his prime (Job 29:6)?
What does Job say rocks poured out for him in days of his prime (Job 29:6)?
Where did Job say he used to go in the days of his prime (Job 29:7)?
Where did Job say he used to go in the days of his prime (Job 29:7)?
Where did Job say he took his seat in the days of his prime (Job 29:7)?
Where did Job say he took his seat in the days of his prime (Job 29:7)?
What did Job say young men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:8)?
What did Job say young men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:8)?
What did Job say old men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:8)?
What did Job say old men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:8)?
What did Job say chief men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:9)?
What did Job say chief men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:9)?
What did Job say chief men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:9)?
What did Job say chief men did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:9)?
What did Job say nobles did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:10)?
What did Job say nobles did when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:10)?
What did Job say happened to nobles when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:10)?
What did Job say happened to nobles when they saw Job in the days of his prime (Job 29:10)?
What did Job say those who saw Job in the days of his prime do (Job 29:11)?
What did Job say those who saw Job in the days of his prime do (Job 29:11)?
In his prime what did Job do for the poor who cried for help (Job 29:12)?
In his prime what did Job do for the poor who cried for help (Job 29:12)?
How does Job describe the fatherless (Job 29:12)?
How does Job describe the fatherless (Job 29:12)?
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Study Notes
Job's Discourse
- Job continues his discourse, reflecting on his past experiences and feelings.
Longing for the Past
- Job expresses a longing for months gone by, wishing to relive his former life.
Former Days
- Job reminisces about his earlier days as a time when God closely watched over him and provided guidance.
Divine Illumination
- Job describes God's favor as a lamp that illuminated his head in better times, symbolizing clarity and direction.
Path of Righteousness
- He reflects that with God's light, he was able to navigate through life's darkness safely.
Intimacy with God
- Job credits God's intimate friendship as a blessing over his household during his prosperous days.
Time of Blessing
- Job characterizes his prime as a period of security and the palpable presence of the Almighty in his life.
Family Presence
- He fondly recalls the days when his children surrounded him, highlighting the strength of family ties.
Abundant Blessings
- Job metaphorically states that his path was drenched with cream, symbolizing abundance and richness.
Prosperous Resources
- He notes that oil flowed abundantly from the rocks in his prime, indicating richness in resources.
Social Status
- Job frequently visited the city gate, a place of authority, signifying his respected status in the community.
Seat of Honor
- He recalls taking his seat in the public square at the city gate, a position of prestige among his peers.
Respect from Youth
- Young men displayed respect for Job by stepping aside when he appeared, indicating his esteemed reputation.
Honor from Elders
- Older men honored Job by rising to their feet upon his arrival, showcasing their regard for his wisdom and experience.
Chiefs' Reverence
- Chief men demonstrated deference by refraining from speaking in Job’s presence, a sign of respect.
Nobility's Silence
- Nobles hushed their voices when encountering Job, further illustrating his significant influence and honor.
Command from Observers
- Those who witnessed Job's stature during his prime commended him, recognizing his virtues and good deeds.
Advocacy for the Needy
- In his days of strength, Job emphasized helping the poor, actively rescuing those in need and responding to their cries for help.
Care for the Fatherless
- Job depicts the fatherless as individuals lacking support, underscoring his role as a protector and provider in the community.
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