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The Book of Job

⭑ Geneva Bible 1599 ⭑

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Table of Contents

- Chapter 1 -
Job and his family in Uz
Satan attacks Job's character
Job loses his possessions and his children
- Chapter 2 -
Satan attacks Job's health
Job's three friends
- Chapter 3 -
Job laments his birth
- Chapter 4 -
Eliphaz: Job has sinned
- Chapter 5 -
Eliphaz: Job is chastened by God
- Chapter 6 -
Job: My complaint is just
- Chapter 7 -
Job: My suffering is without consolation
- Chapter 8 -
Bildad: Let Job repent
- Chapter 9 -
Job: There is no mediator
- Chapter 10 -
Job: I want to ask God for forgiveness
- Chapter 11 -
Zophar urges Job to repent
- Chapter 12 -
Job answers his critics
- Chapter 13 -
Job's desperate prayer
- Chapter 14 -
- Chapter 15 -
Eliphaz accuses Job of folly
- Chapter 16 -
Job reproaches his merciless friends
- Chapter 17 -
Job asks for relief
- Chapter 18 -
Bildad: The wicked will be punished
- Chapter 19 -
Job trusts in his redeemer
- Chapter 20 -
Zophar's proclamation about the wicked
- Chapter 21 -
Job's speech about the wicked
- Chapter 22 -
Eliphaz accuses Job of wickedness
- Chapter 23 -
Job proclaims the righteous judgments of God
- Chapter 24 -
Job complains about the violence on earth
- Chapter 25 -
Bildad: How can man be righteous?
- Chapter 26 -
Job: The weakness of man and the majesty of God
- Chapter 27 -
Job preserves his integrity
- Chapter 28 -
Job's discourse on wisdom
- Chapter 29 -
Job's summary defense
- Chapter 30 -
- Chapter 31 -
- Chapter 32 -
Elihu contradicts Job's friends
- Chapter 33 -
Elihu contradicts Job
- Chapter 34 -
Elihu proclaims God's righteousness
- Chapter 35 -
Elihu condemns self-righteousness
- Chapter 36 -
Elihu proclaims God's goodness
Elihu proclaims God's majesty
- Chapter 37 -
- Chapter 38 -
The Lord reveals his omnipotence to Job
- Chapter 39 -
- Chapter 40 -
Job's answer to God
God's challenge to Job
- Chapter 41 -
- Chapter 42 -
Job's repentance and restoration