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what makes job different its about why we sufffer
what does the book refuse to answer the theodicy
where does the story of Job take place w who looking down at earth heavenly court with god lookin down on earth
who is the author an educated Israelite
what is the structure prologue 1:1-2:13 dialogue 3:1-31:40 elhu interruption 32:1-37:24 Devine encounter 38:1-42:6
is job the protagonist of antagonist protagonist
portrays ______ human condition
god: portrayed differently in ____ prose and poetry
when does god appear 1st in heavenly court, secondly when he spoke to job from a whirlwind
the Satan figure one who stand adversity, accuser or obstacle; misunderstood as the devil; functions as the devil's advocate
Satan figure is misunderstood as the devil
How is Job read? allegorically (it is symbolic)
what is the style of the text of Job? majority of the books are written in poetry; prologue and epilogue are written in prose
In which part is God portrayed like a human (anthro..)? prose
In which part is God portrayed like a traditional deity/god? poetry
3 of Job's friends defend what kind of justice? retributive justice (Job must have sinned so he is being punished)
Elihu believes suffering may be a warning to avoid further sin; Job may not have sinned but his attitude is wrong, so God sends suffering to change his attitude
Behemoth and Leviathan 2 mythical creatures that are symbols of the disorder and danger within God's good world
What happens in the epilogue of Job? Job responds with humility and repentance; receives double of what he had lost (health, family, etc.)
Does the book of Job answer why bad things happen to good people? No, it invites us to trust God's wisdom especially when we encounter suffering
Job is a rebuttal of you reap what you sow
Created by: Ben Piunti
 

 



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