The story of Job is an interesting story. Job had everything, a wonderful family, farms, and life was Grande. He feared god and turned away from evil. God was so proud of Job, he was the pride of his creations, and this made Lucifer a bit envious I think so he set out to destroy Job and undermine God. He did this by playing on what I say is God's ego. God said to Satan, have your considered my servant Job? There is not one like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man who fears god and turns away from evil", and Satan goes on to egg on God by telling him the Job is only loyal because God has given him everything. God does not believe this and in the end allows Satan to do anything he wished upon Job less his Death. .
Satan did just this; he caused loathsome sores on Job from the soul of his foot to the crown of his head. The pain and agony Job must have been suffering is barely speak able. Job sat around the hot ashes using a potsherd, (a small broken shard http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/potsherd), to scrape himself down. Jobs wife pleaded with him to "Curse God and die" and Job responded to his wife saying shall we only accept the good and not the bad from God? She thought he did this to maintain his integrity but it was his integrity for his belief in God. .
God restores Job back to twice his former glory after his tribulation and test of his faith. His family and friends all gathered around to eat bread and share their sympathy and respects for Job after all the evil God had brought about him. Job lived to 140 and had an even more fruitful life than before after sufferings do greatly to prove his faith.
Here is how I interpret this story. Job was made to suffer by god to prove himself to Satan it seems to me. Satan wants to prove that if Job didn't have what he had, he wouldn't believe in God so God allows Satan to put Job through trials. What strikes me odd here is why does the almighty need to prove him/her self to Satan or anyone? This is an area unexplored in class so far.
" Job showed great patience with God throughout the whole book of Job. Job's patience started in chapter 1 verse 13 when Satan takes all of Job's property and even his children. ... Bildad is one of Job's friends who responded a few times in the Book of Job. In Job 8 Bildad says that Job should repent. ... The Lord gave Job back all his stuff when Job prayed for his friends. ...
Job portrays his loyalty to God when his wife asked Job if God is still good and he should curse at God. Job replies, 'Do not talk like a fool! ... Even though Job lost everything and was ill he did not turn his heart away from God, 'In all this Job did not sin or charge God with wrong' (Job 1:22). ... Job's friends tell Job that the reason of his suffering is because of the sins he has committed. They tell Job to ask God for help and forgiveness and to repent so that God will forgive Job for his sins. ...
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Job The story of Job is about a man who has adversity and suffering given to him by Satan with permission Of the Lord to see if Job would continue to be faithful to him or give into evil and what his reaction might be to the adversity and suffering Job feasted with his family in his 7 sons house and 3 daughters in his son's house everyday, although they did go a different sons house everyday. ... Job took drastic measures to cure himself. At this point Jobs wife began to question the Lord. ... Job prayed for his friends. ... Job was also given 7 sons and 3 daught...
In detail, Job is a well-respected, god-fearing man who is very devout to his faith. ... Disappointed and beaten, Satan, requests God to let him test Job once more. To let Job suffer in the first place seems unrighteous, however, God allows him to be tested again, even though Job still remained faithful to God after losing his children and means of living. ... Hearing of his illness, Job is visited by his friends and they convey their advice. ... It appears paradoxical, or ironic, that Job asks for forgiveness when it was God who allowed suffering to be inflicted on Job, all for the sake of pr...
Unfortunately, the Book of Job defies my theodicies. In one of the most well-known books of the Old Testament scripture, Job is described as a "blameless and upright man who fears god and turns away from evil"" (Job 1:8). ... Job never did anything wrong, therefore, he did not have anything to be punished for. The text of the bible seems to suggest that God finds Job's innocent suffering amusing, as is a bird on a leash" (Job 41:5). ... Just from reading ending of the book of Job, the ending is far from satisfactory. ...
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