Job's Story Quiz

What was the primary cause of Job's suffering?

• Job's personal sins

• A challenge between God and Satan

• The envy of Job's friends

• A natural disaster without spiritual significance

Which of the following was NOT a friend of Job who came to debate with him?

• Eliphaz

• Bildad

• Zophar

• Elihu

What was the main argument of Job's friends regarding his suffering?

• It was a test of faith.

• It was due to Job's hidden sins.

• It was random and had no meaning.

• It was a lesson for others, not for Job.

How does God finally respond to Job's questioning?

• By explaining the reasons for his suffering

• By questioning Job about the creation of the universe

• By apologizing to Job

• By punishing Job's friends

What happens to Job at the end of the book?

• He dies from his afflictions.

• His fortunes are restored double.

• He becomes a king.

• He remains in poverty but content.

Which of the following is NOT a lesson learned from Job's story?

• Faithfulness is rewarded.

• Suffering always has a clear reason.

• God's wisdom is beyond human understanding.

• Perseverance through trials is valuable.

How many children did Job have after his restoration?

• 7 sons and 3 daughters

• 10 sons and 10 daughters

• 3 sons and 7 daughters

• The same number as before: 7 sons and 3 daughters

Which of the following did Job NOT lose during his trials?

• His health

• His wealth

• His faith

• His children

What kind of animals did Job own before his suffering began?

• Cattle and donkeys

• Sheep and camels

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

What was Job's final realization about God's nature?

• That God was unjust

• That God's ways are mysterious and beyond human understanding

• That God was punishing him for his friends' sins

• That God did not care about human suffering