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After hearing the news of his losses, what was the first action Job took?
After hearing the news of his losses, what was the first action Job took?
- He questioned God's plans.
- He tore his robe and shaved his head. (correct)
- He cursed the day of his birth.
- He began to weep uncontrollably.
What statement did Job make after his initial display of grief?
What statement did Job make after his initial display of grief?
- I have been wronged, and I demand justice.
- Why has God allowed this to happen to me?
- The Lord gave and the Lord has taken; may his name be praised. (correct)
- I am a man of great sorrow, without hope.
What was Job doing when the messenger arrived to inform him about destruction of his property and death of his servants?
What was Job doing when the messenger arrived to inform him about destruction of his property and death of his servants?
- He was in a meeting with the scribes.
- He was working in his fields.
- He was not doing anything specific, we do not know. (correct)
- He was praying.
Which of the following did NOT happen to Job's possessions?
Which of the following did NOT happen to Job's possessions?
How did Job's children die?
How did Job's children die?
Flashcards
Job's Reaction to Loss
Job's Reaction to Loss
Job tore his robe, shaved his head, and worshipped God after losing everything.
The Lord gave and took away
The Lord gave and took away
Job acknowledges that everything he had was given by God and can be taken away by God.
Role of Messengers
Role of Messengers
Messengers bring devastating news to Job about his loss and misfortunes.
Job's Integrity
Job's Integrity
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Tragedies that struck Job
Tragedies that struck Job
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Study Notes
Job's Suffering
- Job's possessions and family were successively destroyed by various calamities
- Sabeans stole Job's oxen and donkeys, killing servants
- A fire from heaven consumed Job's sheep and servants
- Chaldeans stole Job's camels, killing servants
- A windstorm destroyed Job's house, killing his children
Job's Response
- Job tore his robe, shaved his head, and fell to the ground in worship
- Job acknowledged that God gives and takes away, praising God's name
- Job did not blame God for his suffering
Context of the Events
- Job's sons and daughters were feasting at the oldest brother's house when the calamities occurred
- Multiple messengers arrived to report the different disasters
- All surviving messengers reported their escape from the destruction to share with Job
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