The book of Job is significant to both secular and non-secular groups as a pillar for many fundamental truths. The story of Job’s extensive amount of torment he faced, and persevered through, serves as a prime example for many to follow. Although the book is chiefly considered a model for Christian ethics, it has been explored by both secular and non-secular groups. Contrary to popular belief, the book of Job is not only about the Lord’s servant and the many ways he suffered. This essay will identify why many believe that this book is only concerned with Job’s sufferings, and in contradiction show that there is an abundance of issues within, with many lessons to be learned.

Job was a man with what the public viewed as a perfect life. He had a wife, seven sons, and three daughters. In addition to having a well rounded family, his wealth continued in his possessions that included seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, one thousand oxen, and five hundred donkeys. While Job was a family man, he was also known very well in his community, and sometimes e

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