Job 2 - Flashcard MC Questions - Ted Hildebrandt

Where was Job sitting after Satan/the challenger struck him with sores (Job 2:8)? A. Among the ashes B. In the dust C. Among the trees D.On the ground

A. Among the ashes

Who came with the angels to be presented before the Lord (Job 2:1)? A. Gabriel B. Satan C. Leviathan D. The kings of the earth

B. Satan

When Job's friends first met him they did all of the following EXCEPT (Job 2:13)? A. They wept aloud B. They put on sackcloth C. They tore their robes D. They sprinkled dust on their heads

B. They put on sackcloth

Bildad was from what tribal background (Job 2:11)? A. Temanite B. Naamathite C. Shuhite D. Buzite

C. Shuhite

What does Job's wife advise him to do (Job 2:9)? A. Praise God B. Sit in silence C. Curse God D. Lament before the Lord

C. Curse God

What does Satan/the challenger say a man will give everything he has for (Job 2:4)? A. His family B. His pride C. His life D. His integrity

C. His life

What does the Lord ask Satan/the challenger if he has considered (Job 2:3)? A. Who is the most righteous on the earth B. The wisest of all C. His servant Job D. The greatest upon the earth

C. His servant Job

When Job was covered with sores where did he end up going (Job 2:8)? A. Walked aimlessly in the desert B. To seek his friends C. Sat on among the ashes D. Rolled in the dust

C. Sat on among the ashes

Which one of the following was not one of Job's three friends (Job 2:11)? A. Elihu the Buzite B. Eliphaz the Temanite C. Bildad the Shuhite D. Zophar the Naamathite

A. Elihu the Buzite

What boundary did the Lord set on Satan's second attack of Job (Job 2:6)? A. He must not take his life B. He must not take his wife C. He must not destroy his comforters D. He must not force him to reject God

A. He must not take his life

What is noted by the narrator when the three friends first saw Job from a distance (Job 2:12)? A. They could hardly recognize him B. They remembered his former prosperity C. They saw a cloud of dust D. They could not believe their eyes

A. They could hardly recognize him

What opening question does the Lord ask Satan/the challenger in his second appearance in the heavenly council (Job 2:2)? A. Where have you come from? B. Where are you going? C. Why have you come here? D. What have you been doing on the earth?

A. Where have you come from?

The Lord says that Satan had incited him to ruin Job in what manner (Job 2:3)? A. Without any reason B. Completely C. With no compassion D.With his family

A. Without any reason

After Job addresses his wife's "counsel" what does the narrator conclude about Job (Job 2:10)? A. He was blameless and upright B. He did not sin in what he said C. He feared God and shunned evil D. He was righteous and holy

B. He did not sin in what he said

What did Job do after he was struck with sores (Job 2:8)? A. He scraped himself with the bark of a tree B. He scraped himself with broken pottery C. He scraped himself with a sharp flint stone D. He rubbed himself with sackcloth

B. He scraped himself with broken pottery

What did Satan leave after being allowed to harm Job (Job 2:7)? A. He left the courts of heaven B. He went out from the presence of the Lord C. He returned down to earth and the land of Uz D. He left the clouds and descended to the earth

B. He went out from the presence of the Lord

What did Job's wife accuse him of maintaining (Job 2:9)? A. His uprightness B. His integrity C. His blamelessness D. His sanity

B. His integrity

What did the Lord say Job maintained after Satan takes all that he has (Job 2:3)? A. His righteousness B. His integrity C. His faithfulness D. His wisdom

B. His integrity

How did Satan/the challenger respond to the Lord's question asking him where he came from (Job 2:2)? A. The region of Uz B. Roaming throughout the earth C. The mountains of the holy land D. The heights and depths of the earth

B. Roaming throughout the earth

What does Satan say a man will give for his own life (Job 2:4)? A. The hair on his head B. Skin for skin C. Blamelessness and uprightness D. His righteousness

B. Skin for skin

From what tribal background was Eliphaz (Job 2:11)? A. Shuhite B. Temanite C. Naamathite D. Buzite

B. Temanite

What did Job's three friends do before they came to Job (Job 2:11)? A. They confessed their sins and offered sacrifices B. They heard of all the troubles that had come upon Job C. They prayed and offered sacrifices to God D. They sought the Lord and purified themselves

B. They heard of all the troubles that had come upon Job

What does the Lord say that Satan/the challenger had influenced God (Job 2:3)? A. To curse Job B. To incite him against Job C. To harm Job D. To bring judgment on Job

B. To incite him against Job

What did Job's friends do with him for seven days and nights (Job 2:13)? A. Offered sacrifices on Job's behalf B. Threw dust in the air and wept C. Sat on the ground in silence D. Observed his plight and offered counsel

C. Sat on the ground in silence

How does Job respond to his wife's encouragement to curse God and die (Job 2:10)? A. Naked I came from my mother's womb and naked I will depart B. The Lord has given and the Lord has taken away C. Shall we accept good from God and not trouble? D. Who can understand the ways of the Lord?

C. Shall we accept good from God and not trouble?

What does Satan/the challenger say will get Job to curse God to his face in the second round of attacks (Job 2:5)? A. Take his wife and children B. Destroy this prosperity C. Strike his flesh and bones D. Sickness and disease

C. Strike his flesh and bones

With what does the Lord couple that Job "fears God" (Job 2:3)? A. That he strives for righteousness B. That he is wise C. That he shuns evil D. That he is faithful

C. That he shuns evil

Why did Job's three friends come to him (Job 2:11)? A. To see his great suffering B. To encourage him in his suffering C. To sympathize with him D. To discuss his plight with him

C. To sympathize with him

How did Satan/the challenger afflict Job (Job 2:7)? A. With headaches B. With pain C. With sores D. With disease

C. With sores

What does Job accuse his wife of talking like (Job 2:10)? A. A worthless counsellor B. A wicked woman C. A evil woman D. A foolish woman

D. A foolish woman

Why did Job's friends sit on the ground in silence for seven days (Job 2:13)? A. Because they did not know what to say B. Because they feared God and his judgment on Job C. Because they realized that Job had committed a great sin D. Because they saw how great his suffering was

D. Because they saw how great his suffering was

To what extent are the sores Job was struck with described (Job 2:7)? A. From head to toe B. From his left hand to his right hand C. From morning until night D. From the sole of his feet to the crown of his head

D. From the sole of his feet to the crown of his head

What does Satan/the challenger say will happen if Job's flesh and bones are struck (Job 2:5)? A. He will forsake his faithfulness B. He will renounce righteousness C. He will deny the fear of God D. He will curse God to his face

D. He will curse God to his face

Zophar was from what tribal background (Job 2:11)? A. Shuhite B. Temanite C. Buzite D. Naamathite

D. Naamathite

After Satan's initial attacks, the Lord describes Job to Satan/the challenger in all of the following ways EXCEPT A. Blameless B. Upright C. One who fears God D. Righteous

D. Righteous