Job Replies to Eliphaz ( 16:1⁠–⁠17:16 ) a. Job Decries His Comforters ( 16:1⁠–⁠22 ) b. Job Prepares for Death ( 17:1⁠–⁠16 ) ii. Bildad’s Second Speech ( 18:1⁠–⁠19:29 ) 1. God Punishes the Wicked ( 18:1⁠–⁠21 ) 2. Job Replies to Bildad ( 19:1⁠–⁠29 ) iii.

Introduction to Job The Book of Job has long been praised as a masterpiece of literature. Consider these quotes: “Tomorrow, if all literature was to be destroyed and it was left to me to retain one work only, I should save Job.” (Victor Hugo)

The holiness, riches, and religious care of Job for his children. Job 1:6-12. Satan, appearing before God, by calumniation obtains leave to afflict Job. Job 1:13-22. Understanding of the loss of his children and goods, in his mourning he blesses God. Job chapter 2: Job 2:1-6. Satan appearing again before God, obtains further leave to tempt Job ...

Job recognizes that his friends are becoming strangers to him and that they are growing apart . Job is willing for his words to be made into a permanent record and he is prepared to stand by them . Job expresses his great faith. He is maintaining his integrity.

concise summary of the five books: Job - How to suffer Psalms - How to pray Proverbs - How to act Ecclesiastes - How to enjoy Song of Solomon - How to love Now let’s take a look at the Book of Job in particular…

1. Job Should Repent . 2. Job Replies to Bildad . a. How Can I Contend with God? b. Job’s Plea to God . iii. Zophar’s First Speech . 1. Zophar Rebukes Job . 2. Job Replies to Zophar . a. Job presents His Case . b. Job Prepares His Case . c. Job Laments the Finality of Death

2025年2月6日 · Brief Summary: At the beginning of the book of Job is a scene in heaven where Satan stands before God. God asks Satan, “Have you considered my servant Job?” (Job 1:8), and Satan immediately accuses Job, a righteous man, of …

1. Prologue (Job 1-2) The prologue introduces the reader to Job, tells of two conversations between God and the Satan in heaven, and recounts the tragedies that come to Job in two stages. Job’s wife speaks to him and then three friends come to bring Job comfort. 2. Dialogues (Job 3-31) Job laments and enters into dialogue with three friends.

Chapters 1-3: Introduction & Job's wish for death. 2. Chapters 4-14: First Round of Dialogue. 3. Chapters 15-21: Second Round of Dialogue. 4. Chapters 22-28: Third Round of Dialogue & Wisdom. 5. Chapters 29-31: Job's Monologue. 6. Chapters 32 -37: Elihu's Monologue (Use the outline & the commentary together.) 7.

Using dense Hebrew poetry, the author lays out Job’s brutal experiences and his wife’s and friends’ speculations about why Job is suffering. Is he not a righteous man? Why would God allow this? Job accuses God of failing to operate the world …