Background
This was the author
Who is idk? (A Hebrew)
One of the main themes of the book.
What is God's justice, unjust suffering in light of God's sovereignty, and unconditional trust?
"God is just, so Job must have..."
What is sinned?
This whole time, Job was right in claiming that he was...
What is blameless?
With all that God says, all we learn is that God is....
What is in control, bigger than us?
This book was written around the same time as what other books of the Bible.
What is Genesis? (possibly oldest book in the Bible)
This kind of literature is used for the majority of the book.
What is poetry?
This was the name of the fourth friends that doesn't speak until the end.
What is Elihu?
This was why the fourth friend did not speak until the end.
What is he was younger than all the other friends?
This was what some people think the Leviathan was.
What is a crocodile, dragon, or sea serpant?
This is where the story takes place.
What is in the land of Uz?
The book of Job kinda combines themes of what two other books.
What is Proverbs and Ecclesiastes?
The names of the three friends were...
What is Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar?
What is suffering if a punishment for sin?
This was what some people think the Behemoth was.
What is a hippo or dinosaur?
Some reasons we know it was during the Patriarchal time period.
What is Job lives 200 years old, wealth measured in livestock, and Job's priestly functions for the family?
A reason that Job wasn't a real person.
What is due to Satan meeting in heaven, due to the early date and the author, and author's other-worldly knowledge?
This is what the friends say in chapter 22.
What is they start making up sins that Job might have committed?
In chapter 31, Job ends his defense by crying out for...
What is for God to answer him?
This was who God was not angry with at the end.
What is Elihu?
The setting took place during this time period.
What is the Patriarchal period? (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob)
Reasons Job was a real person.
What is he is mentioned elsewhere in the Bible with real people, the author thinks of him as a real person, God considers Job a real person?
Elihu says that suffering is...
What is a token of God's love?
This was why the fourth friend burned with anger at Job.
What is Job justified himself rather than God?
Life, suffering, injustice isn't meaningless, God is...
What is prodding us towards him through what happens in our lives?