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   What did job say in the Book of job?

   • For Job said, “It may be that my sons have sinned and cursed God in their hearts.” Thus Job did regularly. a. There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job: The Book of Job begins by introducing its central character and the man who perhaps wrote the book by recording his own experiences. i.

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   What does job say in the Bible?

   • Job begins by speaking of the “covenant” he has made. Rather than addressing just one example (cf. looking lustfully at a woman), Job’s vigilance against lust may stand for his battle against all evil desire. He will end (31:38–40) by calling on the earth (his land) as it were to ratify this covenant, to attest that what he says is true.

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   Who is job in the Bible?

   • Job is a man who is righteous by faith in God, like every other truly righteous person (cf. Ezek 4:14 and Heb 11:7). In Job 1:3 we are told of his greatness. Job is a regional ruler. He is in his land what Adam was meant to be on the whole earth.

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   What does job say about God?

   • v7 Nobody is like Job! Job laughs at God as easily as a man drinks water. v8 He chooses evil friends. And he behaves like a wicked person. v9 So, Job says, ‘A man receives no benefit if he tries to please God.’ v10 Listen to me, if you are wise! · God is not evil! God does not do wicked things. · v11 God is fair! God punishes evil people.

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   What are the most important verses in the Book of job?

   • These verses may be the most important verses in the Book of Job. Elsewhere Job explained his troubles, fears and doubts. But in these verses, Job explained the reasons why he still had hope. Elsewhere Job had been doubtful whether he could ever prove himself innocent. He prayed. But he was not sure that God would ever help him.

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   What happened to job in the Bible?

   • Job had done many good things (Job 29:12-17). Job was a genuine servant of God (Job 1:8). And God was proud of Job’s life (Job 2:3). Job’s life achieved many good things. Job lost all his wealth. Job’s children had died. Job became ill. But Job still praised God. Job still trusted God. Nobody who trusts God wastes his or her life.

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   A detailed and insightful commentary on the first chapter of the Book of Job, introducing the main characters, the setting, and the theme of the book. Learn about Job's righteousness, his possessions, his sacrifices, and his friends' reactions to his suffering.

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   Explore the Book of Job and its portrayal of God's wisdom and faithfulness with Christopher Ash in this TGC Bible Commentary

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   • A good man called Job. v1 A man called Job lived in a country called Uz. This man was good and honest. Job respected God. And Job refused to do evil deeds.
   • Satan opposes Job again. v1 On another day, the angels (servants of God) gathered in heaven to see God. The accuser, called Satan, came with them to see God.
   • Job’s first speech. Job regrets his own birth. v1 Afterwards, Job spoke. He regretted his own birth. v2 He said: v3 I regret my own birth. I am sorry that I was ever born.
   • Eliphaz’s first speech. v1 Then Eliphaz, who belonged to the people called Temanites, replied. He said: v2 Job, I do not want to upset you. But I want to say something.

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   Matthew Henry's Commentary – Job. This book of Job stands by itself, is not connected with any other, and is therefore to be considered alone. Many copies of the Hebrew Bible place it after the book of Psalms, and some after the Proverbs, which perhaps has given occasion to some learned men to imagine it to have been written by Isaiah or some ...

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   Dive into better understanding the book of Job in the Bible. Learn answers to common questions and explore videos, podcasts and more from BibleProject™.

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   1. (Job 1:1-5) The earthly stage. There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was blameless and upright, and one who feared God and shunned evil. And seven sons and three daughters were born to him.