How many sons did Job have?
7 sons
How many sheep did Job have?
7,000
What did God allow Satan to do to Job in chapter 1?
Take away his possessions and children, but not touch Job himself.
What did Job do after hearing all the bad news?
He tore his robe, shaved his head, fell to the ground, and worshiped God.
What did Job use to scratch himself?
A piece of broken pottery.
Where did Job live?
The land of Uz
How many camels did Job have?
3,000
What did Satan say would happen if Job lost everything?
He would curse God to His face.
What happened to Job's sons and daughters?
A great wind caused the house to collapse on them, and they died.
Name Job's three friends.
Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar.
How is Job described in the beginning of chapter 1?
Blameless, upright, God-fearing, and one who turned away from evil.
How many pairs of oxen did Job have?
500 yoke of oxen
What did Satan claim was the reason Job feared God?
Because God had blessed and protected him.
Who took Job's camels?
The Chaldeans.
How did Job respond to his wife?
He said she was speaking like a foolish woman and that they should accept both good and trouble from God.
How many daughters did Job have?
3 daughters
How many female donkeys did Job have?
500
What did God say about Job?
That there was no one like him on earth—blameless, upright, God-fearing, and turning away from evil.
What happened to Job's sheep?
Fire from heaven burned them.
Where did Job's friends come from?
Teman, Shuah, and Naamah.
What did Job regularly do for his children after their celebrations?
He offered burnt offerings for each of them because he was concerned they might have sinned.
What did Job have in addition to his animals and children?
A large number of servants.
Where did Satan say he had been when God asked him?
Roaming throughout the earth and going back and forth on it.
What happened to Job's oxen and donkeys?
The Sabeans attacked and took them.
What disease or condition did Job suffer from?
Painful sores from the sole of his foot to the top of his head.