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Old Testament Survey Pt.3

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Esther

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Old Testament Survey Pt.3 Job Quiz – OT survey 3 Lesson 2

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1. Question
In the story of Job, Job’s friends accused him of sin because they believed his suffering was a result of his wrongdoing.
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- False
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2. Question
What was Job’s central declaration in Job 19:25-27?
- Job declared his sinfulness.
- Job declared his trust in God as his Redeemer.
- Job declared his frustration with his friends.
- Job declared his anger towards God.
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3. Question
According to the text, why did Job’s friends have no answers to his suffering?
- Because they didn't believe in God.
- Because they didn't understand Job's situation.
- Because Job's suffering was beyond human comprehension.
- Because they thought Job was lying.
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
What was Elihu’s role in the story of Job?
- He was Job's best friend.
- He accused Job of sin.
- He rebuked Job and his friends.
- He remained silent throughout the story.
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
When God spoke from the whirlwind, what did He emphasize about His actions?
- They are always logical and predictable.
- They cannot be measured by human logic.
- They are meant to confuse humans.
- They are harsh and unmerciful.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
What did God accept about Job in the end?
- Job's innocence and righteousness.
- Job's confession of sin.
- Job's accusations against his friends.
- Job's lack of faith in God.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
According to the text, why do good people suffer?
- Because God wants to teach them a lesson.
- Because they have an enemy to their faith.
- Because they lack faith in God.
- Because they are sinful.
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
According to the text, God uses suffering to lead people to repentance.
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- False
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9. Question
How does the text describe God’s response to those who give the enemy a place in their lives?
- God punishes them with more suffering.
- God withdraws His goodness from them.
- God's goodness leads to victory and restoration.
- God abandons them to their fate.
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
What is the main message conveyed in the text regarding God’s character and His relationship with humans?
- God brings suffering to teach lessons.
- God wants people to fear Him.
- God's goodness leads to repentance and change.
- God is harsh and unrelenting in His judgments.
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