Job
Description
Why?
Relationships. Health. Work. Where have you encountered suffering? Wherever it is, Job knows how you feel. He experienced grief at every level. When we stumble into hardship, the first question we often ask is
Why? And while spotting sorrow is easy, escaping it is hard. Suffering is a mystery-an invitation to explore and to listen. Job shows us how. You won't find sophisticated explanations, easy prescriptions, or simple solutions. But you will find company in his wrestling and struggle. And as you follow his journey, may you also encounter his peace.
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Features
- Cover the book of Job in 13 lessons
- Equip yourself to lead a Bible study
- Imagine the Bible's historical world
- Study word origins and definitions
- Explore thoughtful questions on key themes
- Go deeper with optional projects
- Find the flexibility to fit the time you have
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- How to Use This Study
- One - Job and God (Introduction)
- Map of the Near East
- Outline of Job
- Two - The Testing of Job (1:1-2:13)
- Three - Job in Anguish (3:1-27:23)
- Four - The Friends Respond (3:1-27:23)
- Five - God the Enemy (3:1-37:24)
- Six - The Sovereign Lord (3:1-37:24)
- Seven - The Judge (3:1-37:24)
- Eight - Job Demands a Trial (3:1-37:24)
- Nine - What Is Man? (3:1-37:24)
- Ten - The Fear of the Lord (28:1-28)
- Eleven - Wisdom (38:1-40:5)
- Twelve - An Arm Like God's (40:6-42:6)
- Thirteen - Epilogue (42:7-17 and Review)
- Study Aids
