Book of Job

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The Book of Job is a biblical text that explores human suffering, divine justice, and faith through the story of a righteous man tested by extreme adversity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ketuvim
Old Testament book
book of the Bible
poetic book
wisdom literature
approximateChapters 42 GENERATED
canonicalStatus canonical in Catholic Old Testament GENERATED
canonical in Jewish Bible GENERATED
canonical in Orthodox Old Testament GENERATED
canonical in Protestant Old Testament GENERATED
featuresCharacter Bildad GENERATED
Elihu GENERATED
Eliphaz GENERATED
God GENERATED
Job GENERATED
Satan GENERATED
Zophar GENERATED
genre didactic literature GENERATED
poetry GENERATED
wisdom literature GENERATED
hasSection dialogues between Job and his friends GENERATED
epilogue GENERATED
prologue GENERATED
speeches of Elihu GENERATED
speeches of God from the whirlwind GENERATED
influenceOn Christian theology of suffering GENERATED
Jewish theology of suffering GENERATED
philosophical discussions of the problem of evil GENERATED
literaryForm dialogue GENERATED
divine speech GENERATED
monologue GENERATED
mainCharacter Job GENERATED
mainTheme divine justice GENERATED
faith under trial GENERATED
human suffering GENERATED
innocent suffering GENERATED
limits of human wisdom GENERATED
relationship between God and humans GENERATED
sovereignty of God GENERATED
theodicy GENERATED
partOf Christian Old Testament GENERATED
Hebrew Bible GENERATED
portrays a righteous man tested by extreme adversity GENERATED
positionInKetuvim one of the three poetic books GENERATED
primaryLanguage Biblical Hebrew GENERATED
questions retributive justice GENERATED
religiousTradition Christianity GENERATED
Islam GENERATED
Judaism GENERATED
setting land of Uz GENERATED
structure prose prologue and epilogue with poetic dialogues GENERATED


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