The Number in total of the animals owned by Job
What is 17,000
Verses 3-5
Job's Life
At the Start of chapter 3 Job starts with this sentence and this indicates what
What is he is a Good person-Or something along those lines
In verse 5 this was the routine for Job and his Family.
What is wake them early consecrate them and burn offerings for his family just in case they have secretly cursed God
or What is devotion
The act of tearing one's clothes and throwing dirt or ash on ones self means
What is grieving , mourning , a great sadness
Job wishes this would overtake the day he was born?
What is darkness?
Between verse 6-9 what does Eliphaz imply about Job
What is that Job is not innocent
What are Angels?
The specific language that describes that that God cannot be forced as well as shows that there has to be reason.
Between verses 3-5
What is the phrase ruin without cause, or something close to it?
Job feels like God has ___ from him verses 22-23
what is Been shut off or Cut off or something of that nature
In these Verses How does Eliphaz Imply the Reaction of Job should be to suffering
What is he should be happy? - something along those lines
This was asked by God from Satan
What is Consent or permission to test Job
what is =Job at some point was wealthy so it only makes sense that his downfall would spread around to others
Job asks this being to ignore his day of birth as well as to curse it
What is God?
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Eliphaz implies that Innocence equals what?
Cattle Was a Sign of Wealth and A Source of Food
Family was Emotional, Physical and Spiritual Support
While Satan obviously has restraints on what he can affect why do you think he hit's these aspects of Job's life the hardest ?
The best way to attack someone is Indirectly. These are supports that have meaning to Job
When we read this story a lot of the time the wife is painted as this bad guy, however how might she be feeling at this moment and how might it influence her to tell Job to curse God and die?
She has just lost her children, their estate has been ravished and she is watching her husband suffer, and form the context clues neither Job nor her are Israelites so it would make sense to end the suffering.
Job is very obviously depressed and as we see on later it really on gets worse. In Christians or other people's lives who are struggling and are at this point what would you say or do?
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All throughout this experience Eliphaz is berating Job saying he deserves this cruel experience, however we know biblically that Innocence does not guarantee A good life. What would you say to Job in this situation?
1000 first answer 500 2nd answer 250 3rd answer
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