Job

Today we will take a brief look at Job’s fascinating life, character, & faith in God. The basic facts about ... Show more

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Today we will take a brief look at Job’s fascinating life, character, & faith in God. The basic facts about Job’s fascinating life are presented first in this chapter, where we learn of his homeland, who he is or his character, his family, his wealth, and lastly the spiritual leadership he gave to his family.

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Job 1 and 2: Job’s fascinating Life, which was Interrupted by Satanic Attacks and Horrible Suffering

Self-paced

Today we will take a brief look at Job’s fascinating life, character, & faith in God. The basic facts about Job’s fascinating life are presented first in this chapter, where we learn of his homeland, who he is or his character, his family, his wealth, and lastly the spiritual leadership he gave to his family.
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Job 1 and 2: Job’s fascinating Life, which was Interrupted by Satanic Attacks and Horrible Suffering - lecture

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Generally 30-60 min.

Today we will take a brief look at Job’s fascinating life, character, & faith in God. The basic facts about Job’s fascinating life are presented first in this chapter, where we learn of his homeland, who he is or his character, his family, his wealth, and lastly the spiritual leadership he gave to his family.
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Job 1 and 2: Job’s fascinating Life, which was Interrupted by Satanic Attacks and Horrible Suffering - quiz

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9 questions

This quiz covers Job’s trials in Chapters 1 and 2, focusing on his faith amid severe loss and suffering, and the spiritual challenge to his loyalty to God.
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Job 3 through 26 - Job deals with his three closest friends in a three-way debate: Why do people suffer?

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5-30min. Per video lecture.

Today we see that Job cursed the day of his birth: Which is to us a picture of deep despair, but Job being angry about his suffering longed for death. Job wanted the day of his birth and the night of his conception to perish and to have never happened.
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Job 3 through 26 - Job deals with his three closest friends in a three-way debate: Why do people suffer? - lecture

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Generally 30-60 min.

Today we see that Job cursed the day of his birth: Which is to us a picture of deep despair, but Job being angry about his suffering longed for death. Job wanted the day of his birth and the night of his conception to perish and to have never happened.
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Job 3 through 26 - Job deals with his three closest friends in a three-way debate: Why do people suffer? - quiz

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These questions test your understanding of key events and themes from Job chapters 3 through 26, as described in the lesson.

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Will there be any live discussions or required participation?

Some lessons may include optional discussion questions for reflection and engagement. These discussions are not typically required unless specified by the instructor.

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