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54 Cards in this Set
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To perplex with surprise, astonishment, or amazement.
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confound
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Interchange and discussion of ideas in a frank and open way.
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dialogue
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made speechless with amazement
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dumbfounded
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care or benevolent guidance of God
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providence
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set apart or rededicated as holy again
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reconsecrated
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to be reproachful or abusive in speech
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revile
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Above or superior to all others; supreme in authority.
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sovereign
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Job lived in the land of _______, south of _______ and west of the great ___________
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Uz, Adom, Arabian Desert
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He had _______ sheep, ______ teams of oxen, ______ camels, ______ female donkeys, and many _______
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7,000, 500, 3,000, 500, servants
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The book of Job is one of the earliest Bible books written. t/f
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true
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The majority of the debate section in the book of Job is in prose form. t/f
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false
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The vocab in the book of Job is very limited. t/f
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false
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A genuine interest in God's creation is revealed in the content of Job. t/f
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true
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The content of Job reveals a vast resource of knowledge. t/f
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true
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Select the characteristics influencing the style in which Job was written.
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vast resource of knowledge, profound depth of thought
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Job was a patriarch who acted as a _____ for his household, offering sacrifices on behalf of his children in the event that they cursed God.
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priest
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Which of these statements describe God's appraisal of Job?
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God's servants, one of the finest men in all the earth
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Select the things guarded by God's "hedge of protection," according to Satan's accusation of Job:
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Job himself, all that he has on every side, his house
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How was God's favor given to Job according to the passage in Job 1?
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God blessed the work of Job's hands, God increased Job's resources
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Satan accused Job of following the Lord only:
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for material gain
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Select the possessions of Job removed from him by the first tragedy.
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sheep and cattle, children, servants
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Based on the assigned Scripture reading, what did Job do when he heard the disastrous news?
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shaved his head, wroshiped
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friends with jJob
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Eliphaz, Bildad, Zophar
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To show their concern for him, Job's friends:
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tore clothes, sprinkled dust on heads, sat down with him on the ground for seven days and said nothing
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Satan was instructed by God to save Job's:
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life
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Job was smitten from head to foot with sore:
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boils
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Job's wife caused him further suffering by telling him to:
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curse God and die
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Job's friends came to mourn and:
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comfort
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In a manner directly opposite to what is or might be expected.
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ironically
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to mourn or grieve for
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lament
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language that is irrelevant, blasphemous, or full of contempt
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profanity
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coarse or crude language
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vulgarity
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I ______ that thou _______ do every ______, and that no ________ can be __________ from ______. Job ____ : ___
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I know that thou canst do every thing, and that no thought can be withholden from thee. Job 42:2
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_________ held his words until the very _____
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Eliphaz, end
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Eliphaz stated that Job was suffering some __________, and was ________ for pleading _______
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secret sin, arrogant, innocence
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Bildad stated that God only _______ the ________
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punishes, wicked
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Zophar ______ Job for pleading _________ and said he must ________
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rebuked, righteousness, repent
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Job desired to _____ respectfully
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die
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Job cursed God and the day of his birth. t/f
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false
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Jeremiah had a similar complaint to Job's. t/f
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true
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Job maintained his innocence and righteousness throughout the debate. t/f
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true
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God finally intervened in the debate and spoke directly to Job out of a __________ .
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whirlwind
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Job was awestruck with:
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the execution of God's justice in the earth, magnitude of God's works in providing for His creation
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_________ and __________ are the names given to two gigantic creations of God mentioned in Job 40 and 41.
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Leviathan, Behemoth
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The act of restoring to the rightful owner that which is lost or has been taken away.
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restitution
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A clearing from criticism, censure, or suspicion.
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vindiction
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Select the ways in which Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar had to make restitution:
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had to offer sacrifices for their sin against God, had to humble themselves before Job by having him pray to the Lord for their forgiveness
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rebuked Job's three friends for their folly
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God
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called the Lord the "God of all comfort"
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Paul
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spoke of the patience of Job
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James
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After Job was vindicated and his prosperity restored, what was he able to minister in a greater way to those who suffered?
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comfort
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Job's sufferings took place in a period of about how many months?
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nine
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How many years did Job live after his great trial of faith?
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140
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Job lived to an age where he was able to see and enjoy ______ generations of his descendents.
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4
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