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The Book of JOB.
Jesus is seen as: Our Ever-Living Redeemer
-Bible Study Info-Job is in form a dramatic poem. It is probably the oldest of the Bible books, and was certainly written before the giving of the law. It would have been impossible, in a discussion covering the whole field of sin, of the providential government of God, and of man’s relation to Him, to avoid all reference to the law if the law had then been known. Job was a veritable personage (Ezk. 14. 20; James 5. 11), and the events are historical. The book sheds a remarkable light on the philosophic breadth and intellectual culture of the patriarchal age. The problem is, Why do the godly suffer?

Job is in seven parts:
1. Prologue, 1. 1—2. 8.
2. Job and his wife, 2. 9, 10.
3. Job and his three friends, 2. 11—31. 40.
4. Job and Elihu, 32. 1—37. 24.
5. Jehovah and Job, 38. 1—41. 34.
6. Job’s final answer, 42. 1—6.
7. Epilogue, 42. 7—17.
The events recorded in Job cover a period of within 1 year.


Ref: The Scofield Reference Bible.
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1. JOB 1:1-12        Re-Start        -15
1987-11-25  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 1:1-12

Part I. Prologue: 1 The Character of Job.
Part I. Prologue: 2 The family and prosperity of Job.
Part I. Prologue: 3. The piety of Job and his household.
Part I. Prologue: 4. Satan`s therory: Job was good because of prosperity.   
2. JOB 1:13-22        Re-Start        -15
1987-12-02  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 1:13-22

Part I. Prologue: 5 In the sieve of Satan: mystery of God`s permissive will.
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3. JOB 2:1-8        Re-Start        -15
1987-12-09  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 2:1-8

Part I. Prologue: 6. Again in Satan`s sieve: family, property, and healt gone.   
4. JOB 2:9-3:26        Re-Start        -15
1987-12-16  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 2:9-3:26

Part II. Job and his wife.
Part III. Job and his three friends:Scene, the ash heap outside an oriental village. .
Part III. 1. The friends arrive.
Part III. 2. Job`s first dicourse: He tells his misery and dispair.    *Info:   T
5. JOB 4:1-5:27        Re-Start        -15
1987-12-30  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 4:1-5:27

Part III. 3. First discourse of Eliphaz.   
6. JOB 6:1-7:21        Re-Start        -15
1988-01-06  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 6:1-7:21

Part III. 4. Job`s answer to Eliphaz: a touching appeal for pitty.
Part III. 4. Job`s answer to Eliphaz. (Cont.)    *Info:   T
7. JOB 8:1-22        Re-Start        -15
1988-01-13  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 8:1-22

Part III. 5. First discourse of Bildad: he thinks Job a hypocrite.
   
8. JOB 9:1-35        Re-Start        -15
1988-01-20  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 9:1-35

Part III. 6.Job answers Bildad: he is a sinner, and knows not how to be justified--but not a hypocrite.
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9. JOB 10:1-22        Re-Start        -15
1988-01-27  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 10:1-22

Part III. 6.Job answers Bildad.(Cont.).
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10. JOB 11:1-20        Re-Start        -15
1988-02-03  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 11:1-20

Part III. 7. Zophar`s first discourse: he thinks Job both hypocrite and liar.
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11. JOB 12:1-25        Re-Start        -15
1988-02-10  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 12:1-25

Part III. 8. Job answers the three: he is familiar with their platitudes.    *Info:   C
12. JOB 13:1-28        Re-Start        -15
1988-02-17  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 13:1-28

Part III. 8. Job`s answers, continues.    *Info:   C
13. JOB 14:1-22        Re-Start        -15
1988-02-24  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 14:1-22

Part III. 8. Job`s answers, continues.    *Info:   C
14. JOB 15:1-35        Re-Start        -15
1988-03-02  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 15:1-35

Part III. 9. Second discourse of Eliphaz: again rests upon superior experience and traditions.    *Info:   C
15. JOB 16:1-17:16        Re-Start        -15
1988-03-09  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 16:1-17:16

Part III. 10. Job`s fourth answer: Eliphaz has but heaped up words.    *Info:   C
16. JOB 18:1-21        Re-Start        -15
1988-03-16  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 18:1-21

Part III. 11. Bildad`z second discourse: a string of oriental proverbs.    *Info:   C
17. JOB 19:1-29        Re-Start        -15
1988-03-23  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 19:1-29

Part III. 12. Job`s fifth answer: his sublime faith.    *Info:   C
18. JOB 20:1-29        Re-Start        -15
1988-03-30  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 20:1-29

Part III. 13. Zophar`s second discourse: Tradition and proverb.    *Info:   C
19. JOB 21:1-34        Re-Start        -15
1988-04-06  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 21:1-34

Part III. 14. Job`s sixth answer: the prosperity of the wicked refutes the view that he is afflected because of secret sin.    *Info:   C
20. JOB 22:1-30        Re-Start        -15
1988-04-13  WED      Outline   Subject(s)JOB 22:1-30

Part III. 15. Eliphaz` third discourse: the old theory--Job has sinned.    *Info:   C
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