0^JobJob’s Character and WealthSatan’s First AttackJob Loses His Children and PossessionsJob Loses His HealthJob’s Three FriendsJob Laments His BirthEliphaz: The Innocent ProsperEliphaz Continues: God Blesses those Who Seek HimJob Replies: My Complaint Is JustJob Continues: Life Seems FutileBildad: Job Should RepentJob: How Can I Contend with God?Job’s Plea to GodZophar Rebukes JobJob Presents His CaseJob Prepares His CaseJob Laments the Finality of DeathEliphaz: Job Does Not Fear GodJob Decries His ComfortersJob Prepares for DeathBildad: God Punishes the WickedJob: My Redeemer LivesZophar: Destruction Awaits the WickedJob: God Will Punish the WickedEliphaz: Can a Man Be of Use to God?Job Longs for GodJob: Judgment for the WickedBildad: Man Cannot Be RighteousJob: Who Can Understand God’s Majesty?Job Affirms His IntegrityThe Wicked Man’s PortionWhere Can Wisdom Be Found?Job’s Former BlessingsJob’s Honor Turned to ContemptJob’s Prosperity Becomes CalamityJob’s Final AppealElihu Rebukes Job’s FriendsElihu Rebukes JobElihu Confirms God’s JusticeElihu Recalls God’s JusticeElihu Describes God’s PowerElihu Proclaims God’s MajestyThe LORD Challenges JobThe LORD Speaks of His CreationJob Humbles Himself before the LORDThe LORD Challenges Job AgainThe LORD’s Power Shown in LeviathanJob Submits Himself to the LORDThe LORD Rebukes Job’s FriendsThe LORD Blesses Job