Quiz on Job and Integrity

Job was a man of integrity, who feared God and turned away from _________. Choose the correct answer.

• evil

• good

• happiness

• love

What did Satan want to prove? Choose the correct answer.

• Satan wanted to prove that God’s ways of blessing the righteous were flawed.

• Satan wanted to show that Job was in it for the blessings.

• Satan wanted to prove that Job would prove his case.

• all of the above

Job's animals and servants were all killed or stolen, his children died, and Satan infected Job with terrible ___________. Choose the correct answer.

• parasites

• cancer

• hatred

• boils

Job grieved over his suffering, but he did not sin, and he refused to ___________ God. Choose the correct answer.

• curse

• bless

• love

• honor

After God spoke to Job, Job realized that he could trust that God is just, since His justice is determined through His perfect ___________. Choose the correct answer.

• angels

• wisdom

• storm

• people

It is right to grieve and to feel ___________, as Job did, when we experience suffering and evil. Choose the correct answer.

• carefree

• confident

• sad

• proud

Following Jesus Christ does not guarantee a life without suffering, but it does guarantee ___________ life in Christ and a relationship with God. Choose the correct answer.

• boring

• eternal

• short

• weak

What are some things we need to keep in mind when we are suffering?

• Seek the support of God and Godly family and friends.

• Ignore the problem

• Blame others

• Isolate yourself

What does Job's story teach about the relationship between God and humans?

• Humans have the right to demand answers from God.

• God is obligated to explain His actions to humans.

• The relationship is based on trust, even when we do not understand God's ways.

• God prefers humans who do not question Him.

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