The exact number of sheep Job owned before his trials began.
What is 7,000?
The specific phrase God used to describe Job's character to Satan, noting he "feared God and shunned" this.
What is evil?
*** BET THE FARM ***
This group of raiders attacked the oxen and donkeys, putting Job's servants to the sword.
Who are the Sabeans?
After receiving the news of the first four disasters, Job fell to the ground in this act instead of cursing God.
What is worship?
The geographical land where Job lived, noted for his blameless and upright nature.
What is the land of Uz?
The regular custom Job performed early in the morning out of fear that his children had sinned and cursed God in their hearts.
What is sacrificing a burnt offering for each of them?
Satan claimed Job only feared God because God had put this protective barrier around him, his household, and his property.
What is a hedge?
This specific weather anomaly swept in from the desert and caused the oldest brother's house to collapse on Job's children.
What is a mighty wind?
To manage his physical agony, Job used a piece of this material to scrape his afflicted skin.
What is broken pottery?
She bluntly told Job to "Curse God and die!" after witnessing his immense suffering.
Who is Job's wife?
The total number of sons and daughters Job had.
What is 10? (Seven sons and three daughters).
The exact phrase Satan used to describe his actions when God asked where he had come from.
What is "From roaming throughout the earth, going back and forth on it"?
The second messenger reported that this fell from the heavens, burning up the sheep and the servants.
What is the fire of God?
The precise physical ailments Satan afflicted Job with from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head.
What are painful sores?
*** DAILY DOUBLE ***
These three specific friends set out from their homes to sympathize with and comfort Job.
Who are Eliphaz (the Temanite), Bildad (the Shuhite), and Zophar (the Naamathite)?
The specific location where Job's children were feasting and drinking wine when the final tragic disaster struck.
What is their oldest brother’s house?
In their second conversation, God allowed Satan to strike Job's flesh and bones, but explicitly commanded him to spare this.
What is his life?
*** DAILY DOUBLE ***
This group formed three raiding parties to sweep down on Job's camels and steal them.
Who are the Chaldeans?
The two immediate physical actions Job took against his own clothes and hair upon hearing about his children's deaths.
What is tearing his robe and shaving his head?
The exact duration of time Job's friends sat silently on the ground with him because they saw his suffering was so great.
What is seven days and seven nights?
Along with 3,000 camels, Job owned 500 pairs of these working animals and 500 donkeys.
What is a yoke of oxen?
The idiom Satan used to argue that a man will give up everything he has just to preserve his own life.
What is "Skin for skin!"?
The repeating, frantic phrase spoken by every single one of the four messengers who brought bad news.
What is "and I am the only one who has escaped to tell you!"?
Job responded to his initial losses with the famous quote, "Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked I will depart. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away..." followed by this concluding praise.
What is "may the name of the Lord be praised"?
In Job 1:3, before his downfalls, Job was broadly known across the region as the greatest man among all the people of this area.
What is the East?