Job Chapter 23 - Flashcard MC Questions

Questions and Answers

How does Job see his complaint?

As worthless

As bitter (correct)

As innocent

As meaningless

In spite of what does Job see God's hand as heavy?

His pleas

His groaning (correct)

His vows

His prayers

Where does Job want to go to God?

To heaven

To his tent

To a place of peace

To God's dwelling (correct)

What does Job say he would do if he could go to God's dwelling?

State his case before him Signup and view all the answers

With what does Job say he would fill his mouth if he had an audience with God?

Arguments Signup and view all the answers

If Job could go to God's dwelling, what would he state before him?

His case Signup and view all the answers

If Job could go to God's dwelling, what would he find out?

What God would answer him Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say God would not do?

Press charges against Job Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say God would not do?

Vigorously oppose Job Signup and view all the answers

Who does Job say can establish their innocence before God?

The upright Signup and view all the answers

From whom does Job see himself delivered after presenting his case to God?

His judge Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say happens if he goes to the east?

God is not there Signup and view all the answers

What happens when Job goes to the west?

He cannot find God Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say God does in the north?

He works Signup and view all the answers

What happens when Job goes to the south?

He catches no glimpse of God Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say God knows?

The way he takes Signup and view all the answers

When does Job say he will come forth as gold?

When God's has tested him Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say his feet have done?

Closely followed God's steps Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say he has done in reference to God's way?

He has not turned aside from it Signup and view all the answers

From what does Job say he has not departed?

The commands of God's lips Signup and view all the answers

What has Job treasured more than his daily bread?

The words of God's mouth Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say one cannot do?

Oppose God Signup and view all the answers

What does Job say God does?

Whatever he pleases Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Job's Complaint and Seeking God

Job perceives his complaint as bitter (Job 23:2).
Despite his pleas, Job finds God's hand heavy due to his groaning (Job 23:2).
Job desires to approach God's dwelling (Job 23:3) to state his case (Job 23:4).
He would fill his mouth with arguments if given audience with God (Job 23:4).
Job wishes to learn what God would answer him regarding his situation (Job 23:5).

God's Justice and Job's Integrity

Job believes God would not press charges against him (Job 23:6).
He feels assured God would not vigorously oppose him (Job 23:6).
The upright can establish their innocence before God (Job 23:7).
Job anticipates that after presenting his case, he can be delivered from his judge (Job 23:7).

Seeking God’s Presence

Job indicates that in the east, he cannot find God (Job 23:8).
Similarly, in the west, he also cannot find God (Job 23:8).
In the north, God is known to work (Job 23:9).
In the south, Job catches no glimpse of God (Job 23:9).

Understanding Job's Trials

Job is confident that God knows the way he takes (Job 23:10).
He believes he will come forth as gold after being tested by God (Job 23:10).
Job's feet have closely followed God's steps (Job 23:11).
He has not turned aside from God's way (Job 23:11).
He has not departed from God's commands (Job 23:12).
Job treasures the words of God's mouth more than daily bread (Job 23:12).

God's Sovereignty

Job expresses that one cannot oppose God (Job 23:13).
God does as He pleases, illustrating His absolute sovereignty (Job 23:13).

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Test your understanding of Job Chapter 23 with these multiple-choice questions. Explore Job's emotions and his view on God's actions through key verses in this chapter. Perfect for both study and review!