Job Complete Bible Quiz — Chapters 1 to 42 Flashcards

#1

According to Job 1:3, what was the specific number of donkeys that Job owned before his afflictions began?

📖 Job 1:3

#2

In Job 2:7-8, what action did Job take after being afflicted with painful boils from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head?

📖 Job 2:7-8

#3

How many days and nights did Job's three friends sit with him in silence before speaking, according to Job 2:13?

📖 Job 2:13

#4

In Job 6:14, what does Job accuse his friend of withholding despite their friendship?

📖 Job 6:14

#5

What is the name of the fourth man who appears to speak to Job, introduced in Job 32:2, who was younger than Job's three friends?

📖 Job 32:2

#6

In Job 38:4, when God appears to Job, from what location does God ask Job where he was when something was laid?

📖 Job 38:1-4

#7

According to Job 40:15-24, what enormous creature does God describe to Job as an example of divine creative power?

📖 Job 40:15

#8

According to Job 41:1, what does God ask whether Job can use to pull in Leviathan?

📖 Job 41:1

#2

He tore his robes and scratched himself with a piece of broken pottery

Job 2:8 records that Job took a piece of broken pottery to scrape himself, and he sat on an ash heap after being afflicted with painful boils.

Job 2:7-8

#1

1,500

Job 1:3 states that Job's substance included 1,500 donkeys among his vast wealth and possessions.

Job 1:3

#4

Kindness to the despairing

Job 6:14 states that a friend in despair is owed kindness, and Job implies that his friends have failed to show him this compassion, turning to accusation instead.

Job 6:14

#3

7 days and 7 nights

Job 2:13 indicates that Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar sat with Job for seven days and seven nights without speaking, as his pain was severe.

Job 2:13

#6

From a whirlwind

Job 38:1 indicates that God speaks to Job out of a whirlwind (or storm), and in verse 4, God asks where Job was when the earth's foundation was laid.

Job 38:1-4

#5

Elihu

Job 32:2 introduces Elihu son of Barakel the Buzite, who becomes angry at Job and his three friends and delivers his own speeches before God appears.

Job 32:2

#8

A spear

Job 41:1 asks whether Job can pull in Leviathan with a fishhook or tie down its tongue with a rope.

Job 41:1

#7

Behemoth

Job 40:15 introduces Behemoth, described as a massive creature that eats grass like cattle and possesses tremendous strength, illustrating God's power over creation.

Job 40:15

#9

After God's speech, how did Job respond to what he had heard, according to Job 42:5-6?

📖 Job 42:5-6

#10

According to Job 42:10-12, after Job interceded for his friends, what did the Lord restore to Job?

📖 Job 42:10-12

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#10

Twice as much livestock and wealth as he had before

Job 42:10 states that the Lord made Job prosperous again and gave him twice as much as he had before, and verse 12 confirms that the Lord blessed Job's latter end more than his beginning.

Job 42:10-12

#9

He repented in dust and ashes, acknowledging he had spoken about things he did not understand

Job 42:5-6 shows Job's humbled response: he says he had heard of God by the hearing of the ear, but now his eye sees Him, and he repents in dust and ashes.

Job 42:5-6

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