Answer: God brags about Job's character.
God tells Satan, Job is "a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil" (KJV, Job 1:8). Satan argues that Job is only good because God has blessed him, challenging God to find out how Job would act if he experienced the misfortunes most people know.
From Quiz: Getting the Biblical Job!
Answer: Unknown location
The exact location of the land of Uz is unknown. Many Bible scholars believe because of other names and locations mentioned in the book it is located northeast of Israel between Damascus and the Euphrates River. Some also believe it was located in Edom.
From Quiz: BBB Bible Series: Job
Answer: He says all he has belongs to the Lord.
From Quiz: Remember Job
Answer: 3
Job 2:11 states that his three friends made an appointment together to come and mourn with him and comfort him.
From Quiz: Job and friends
Answer: Directs events so that natural disasters, war and banditry strip Job of his wealth and his children.
After securing God's consent, Satan turns Job's life inside out very quickly. In short order, Job receives four messengers, each bearing news of disasters which totally wipe out his livestock, servants, property and children. (KJV, Job 1:14-1:19).
From Quiz: Getting the Biblical Job!
Answer: His friends tell Job he brought his misfortunes on himself and, quite possibly, deserves worse.
The reaction of Job's friends to his misfortune is the heart of the story. After going through the forms of consolation while Job spends seven days mourning the death of his children and servants. Job's friends very pointedly argue that Job, or, perhaps, his children did something truly dreadful, precipitating all his misery (KJV, Job 4 - Job 27).
From Quiz: Getting the Biblical Job!
Answer: A mighty wind blew over the house they were in and they died
The Chaldeans' raiding parties carried off the camels (Job 1:17). Fire from God burnt up the sheep and the servants (Job 1:16). The Sabeans attacked and carried off the oxen and donkeys (Job 1:15).
From Quiz: Never Gonna Give You Up
Answer: Justification
Job 9:20 "If I justify myself, mine own mouth shall condemn me: if I say, I am perfect, it shall also prove me perverse.
When people justify things, they make it so that it is right if they do it, even if it is wrong.
From Quiz: Remember Job
Answer: They lifted up their voices and wept
Job 2:12 " And when they raised their eyes from afar and did not recognised him, they lifted their voices and wept.
From Quiz: Job and friends
Answer: Blame God and commit suicide.
"Curse God and die." (KJV, Job 2:9). Job's nameless wife sees their situation in very simple terms.
From Quiz: Getting the Biblical Job!
