Publication Date
6-28-2011
Keywords
Job, Bible Commentary, Calling
Abstract
- Introduction to Job
- Background and Outline (Job)
- Theology and Themes (Job)
- Prologue (Job 1-2)
- Job’s Prosperity Acknowledged as God’s Blessing (Job 1:1-12)
- God Allows Satan to Destroy Job’s Prosperity (Job 1:13-22)
- God Allows Satan to Destroy Job’s Health (Job 2:1-11)
- Job’s Friends Arrive to Comfort Him (Job 2:11-13)
- Job’s First Lament (Job 3)
- Job’s Friends Blame Job for the Calamity (Job 4-23)
- Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Doing Evil (Job 4-23)
- Job’s Friends Accuse Him of Abandoning God (Job 8-22)
- Job Pleads His Case to God (Job 5-13)
- Job’s Friends Try to Protect God (Job 22-23)
- Job’s Complaints Take on Special Significance for Our Work (Job 24)
- Wisdom Revealed (Job 28)
- Job’s Second Lament (Job 29-42)
- Job Falls into Nostalgia and Self-Justification (Job 29-30)
- Job’s Ethical Practices Apply to the Workplace (Job 31)
- Dialogue with Elihu (Job 32-37)
- God appears (Job 38-42:9)
- Who Can Comprehend the Wisdom of God? (Job 38:4-42:6)
- God Denounces Job’s friends (Job 42:7-9)
- Epilogue — Job’s Prosperity Restored (Job 42:7-17)
- Key Verses and Themes in Job
Recommended Citation
Theology of Work Project and Johnson, Timothy, "Job and Work" (2011). Theology of Work Project. 26.
https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/tow_project/26
Comments
Contributed to Digital Commons @ SPU with permission from the Theology of Work Project.