Job is introduced as an upright, God-fearing man of great family and wealth. In the heavenly scene, Satan challenges Job’s integrity, claiming it depends on blessing. God permits severe loss within stated limits, and Job loses his livestock, servants, and children in a single day yet does not charge God foolishly.
Job is introduced as an upright, God-fearing man of great family and wealth. In the heavenly scene, Satan challenges Job’s integrity, claiming it depends on blessing. God permits severe loss within stated limits, and Job loses his livestock, servants, and children in a single day yet does not charge God foolishly.
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