Who Said It?
Who said, "I know that my Redeemer Lives"?
Job
True or False:Elihu was older than Job's three friends.
False (he was younger)
After Elihu finished speaking, what happened next?
God spoke to job from the whirlwind.
What did Job do after hearing God speak?
He humbled himself and repented.
What happened to Job after he prayed for his friends?
God restored him
Who spoke after Job's three friends finished arguing?
Elihu
True or False:God answered Job immediately after Zophar finished speaking.
False (Elihu spoke before God.)
After God questioned Job, what dud Job do?
He humbled himself and repented.
Did God ever tell Job exactly why he suffered?
No
Did God bless Job more BEFORE or AFTER his suffering?
After
Who answered Job out of the whirlwind?
God
True or False: God told Job that he had done something terrible to deserve all his suffering.
False
After God rebuked Job's friends, what did He tell them to do?
Offer sacrifices and ask Job to pray for them.
What did God ask Job to do for his friends?
Pray for them
How many sons and daughters did Job have after his restoration?
Seven sons and three daughters
Who prayed for his friends after God rebuked them?
Job
True or False: God toldJob's friends to offer sacrifices and have Job pray for them.
True
After Job prayed for his friends, what happened?
God restored Job's fortunes
What quality did Job continue to show even when he didn't understand God's plan.
Faith, Humility, perseverance, trust, etc...
True or False: Job lived many more years after his suffering ended.
True (140 more years)
Who was rebuked by God for not speaking rightly about Him?
Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar
True or False: Job forgave and prayed for his friends before God restored his blessings.
True
After God restored Job, what else did He do?
He blessed him with twice as many possessions, gave him seven sons and three daughters, and Job lived 140 more years.
What is one lesson Christians can learn from Job's suffering?
Trust God even when we don't understand His plans; suffering can strengthen our faith.
What happened to Job's possessions at the end of the book
God gave him twice as much as he had before.