About the book of Job
Job is constantly accused by his friends of sin or pride or selfishness. They believe that suffering is always our own fault but that there is a way to avoid suffering if only we are holy enough or repent enough of our sins. Still today people talk as if there is a special way of praying that will keep us free from hurt and suffering. However even Jesus Himself faced the most terrible and unjust suffering of all. The book of Job wants to teach us to think again about suffering: suffering may contain some of the deepest treasures from the Living God.
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Study guide
The Book by Book Job Bible study guide is perfect for small group Bible studies. It’s split into 10 sections that are ideal for week-by-week study, with each section featuring discussion questions to help you think more deeply as you read through each part of the book.
This Bible study on Job is ideal for personal and small group Bible study. You can use the book on its own, or use it alongside the DVD resource for a more interactive study.
The Job Study Guide is authored by Paul Blackham. Here is a sample chapter:
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