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Job Bible Study Guide

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Job overview

Wisdom

Job — Suffering Before the Sovereign God

Book context

Job at a glance

Old Testament
Biblical periodBeginnings, patriarchs, and wisdom setting

Creation, fall, promise, family line, suffering, and wisdom before Israel's national life is fully formed.

Book passageJob 1-42
WriterThe book does not name its writer.
AudienceGod's people wrestling with suffering, wisdom, justice, and trust in the Lord.
Ruling powers / settingNo named empire controls the book's setting; the story is framed around households, clans, and regional life.

Scripture references

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10 references

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Job 1:21-22Job 2:10Job 9:32-35Job 13:15Job 19:25-27Job 28:28Job 38:4-7Job 40:3-5Job 42:5-6Job 42:10

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