Job 21-25

How like the wicked life in God's anger?

• Lights before the wind

• Dry grass in front of the sun

• Straw before the wind, chaff swept away by a gale

• Trash in the fire

What do those who “die in completely secure and at ease” and those who “die never having enjoyed anything good” in common?

• Both waiting for punishment

• Both enjoy heavenly blessings

• Both are freed from suffering

• Both lie in the dust

What did the wicked say to God?

• Leave us alone! Lord, leave us

• Lord, save us

• What does the Lord have to do with us?

• Are you going to punish us?

According to Eliphaz, if Job removed his wickedness, what would become his gold and the choicest silver?

• The people of his country

• The Almighty

• The land of Israel

• The assets in the house of the wicked

What will Job come forth when God tests him?

• Become a bright star in the sky

• Become as gold

• Become a shining angel

• Become a saint

What did Job treasure more than his daily bread (the will of his heart)?

• The the words of God’s mouth

• His wife's words

• His future dreams

• The voice of temptation

What was Job’s question about the Almighty and the judgment?

• Why does the Almighty not set times for judgment?

• When does the Almighty rebuild this world?

• When does the Almighty visit the righteousness?

• When does the Almighty save the world?

Given the multitude of bad things that the wicked have done, What did Job say about them after they are exalted for a little?

• Then they are gone

• They are brought low and gathered up like all others

• They are cut off like heads of grain

• All of them

According to Bildad, where does God establish order?

• In the heights of heaven

• In the middle of the human world

• On planets that humans can't reach

• In outer space

Bindad's view was not right because he compared human beings like what?

• A cloud, a flowing water

• An insect, a cricket

• A knot of weed growing in the field

• A worm, a maggot