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Book of Job

What is the basic moral/ theological problem addressed in the Book of Job? How is it presented? How is the problem solved (if it is) for Job himself?

In the Book of Job we learn how bad things can happen to good people. And that when this happens we must continue to believe in God and yourself. Job is the main character in this story. Job is an extremely righteous human being who has been blessed with a huge family, many animals, and lots of land.

Satan tells God that the only reason Job is God’s greatest servant is because Job has been so blessed. So God allows Satan to test Job. Satan does this by taking away all of Job’s possessions and his children. Satan also takes away Job’s health; a loathsome disease affects his body while sorrow oppresses his soul.


God and Satan were testing Job; they took away everything from Job who was a perfect man. They punished him for sins that he didn’t commit. But Job knowing that he was a righteous human being stood by his beliefs and never lost faith in himself or his Lord.

At this point Job has started to curse the day he is born and longs for death to bring an end to all of his suffering. Finally Job appeals to God himself asking that he be able to speak with god to find the reason behind all of his suffering. God appears to Job in a whirlwind. After Job asks why he is suffering and why his possessions and family have been taken away, God answers him. God answers him not by giving him reasons for his suffering but by referring to his almighty power. Job is content with this answer; he recover

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