Job
Date - 2180 BC Approximately. It is uncertain exactly when the
book was written and who wrote it but Jewish tradition says
Job was its author. It is interesting that the name of Yahweh
appears over and over in the book of Job, and his name was
unknown prior to the time of Moses (Exodus 6:2-3). The name of
the Egypt is used in poetic form a cou...
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Types and Shadows - In Job Jesus is the ever-living redeemer...
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Main Theme - Trusting the Lord in the midst of evil and
suffering...
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Author - Job (According to Tradition). It is uncertain
exactly when the book was written and who wrote it but Jewish
tradition says Job was its author....
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Greek Name - Iob (Greek form of the Hebrew)...
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The big question in the book of Job is why do the righteous
suffer? But this is not actually the main question in the
book, the big question is seen in Job 1:9-11..."Why does Job
remain faithful to God?"
The book goes on with the story about God and Satan arguing
over Jobs reasons for obeying God and Job has various
catastrophes which causes ...
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The principal events in Job are:
The beginning prologue Job 1:1-2:13.
Dialogs and debates 3:1-27:23.
Job's complaint 3:1-26
The first debate: 1-14:22
The second debate 15:1-21:34
The third debate 22:1-27:23
What is wisdom 28:1-28
The speeches 29:1-42:6
Job's speech 29:1-31:40
Elihu's speech 32:1-37:24
Yahweh's speech 38:1-42:6...
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Hebrew Name - Iyov "object of enmity" (meaning uncertain)...
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Study Bible featuring Job with information, images, and notes
on many important subjects from the ancient world.
Archaeological notes, geographical notes, ancient documents
and manuscripts, cultural notes, theological notes, articles
from scholars, information about ancient history, ancient
customs, ancient temples, ancient monuments, and a cl...
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Quick Overview of Job. – –1-2– –The historical background of
Job – – 3-31 – – Job's dialogue with his three friends – – 32-
37 – – the speeches of Elihu – – 38-41 – – God intervenes and
gives His speech– – 42 – – the conclusion of this matter...
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