Job

The question, “Why do innocent people suffer?” is addressed in the story of Job.

KING JAMES VERSION

NEW YORK: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, 1999
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2000

CHAPTER

1	Job’s Calamities
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3	Job Bewails His Birth
4	Eliphaz Rebukes Job
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6	Job Reproaches His Friends
7	Job Remonstrates with God
8	Bildad Affirms God’s Justice
9	Job’s Inability to Answer God
10	Job Bemoans His Condition
11	Zophar Accuses Job of Iniquity
12	Job Affirms God’s Power and Wisdom
13	Job Defends His Integrity
14	Job Muses on the Brevity of Life
15	Eliphaz Reprimands Job
16	Job Complains of God’s Dealings
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18	Bildad Describes the Fate of the Wicked
19	Job’s Faith That God Will Vindicate Him
20	Zophar Depicts the Portion of the Wicked
21	Job Asserts the Prosperity of the Wicked
22	Eliphaz Accuses Job of Great Wickedness
23	Job Desires to Plead His Case before God
24	Job Complains of God’s Indifference to Wickedness
25	Bildad Denies That Man Can Be Justified with God
26	Job Declares God’s Sovereignty
27	Job Describes the Portion of the Wicked
28	Man’s Quest for Wisdom
29	Job Recalls His Former Glory
30	Job Bewails His Present Affliction
31	Job Asserts His Integrity
32	Elihu Justifies His Right to Answer Job
33	Elihu Reproves Job
34	Elihu Justifies God
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36	Elihu Extols God’s Greatness
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38	The LORD Convinces Job of Ignorance
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40	The Manifestations of God’s Power
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42	Job’s Confession and Acceptance The Restoration of Job’s Prosperity