Book of Job Quiz: God Speaks from the Whirlwind
Test your knowledge of Job chapters 32–42 — Elihu's speeches, God's overwhelming questions from the whirlwind, the creatures Behemoth and Leviathan, Job's repentance, and his double restoration.
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The Book of Job Quiz: God Speaks from the Whirlwind is a free medium-level Bible quiz featuring 20 multiple-choice questions. Test your knowledge of Job chapters 32–42 — Elihu's speeches, God's overwhelming questions from the whirlwind, the creatures Behemoth and Leviathan, Job's repentance, and his double restoration. Each question comes with a 20-second countdown timer and instant explanations after every answer so you can learn as you play. This quiz is completely free on GoKwiz — no account or sign up required.
Book of Job Quiz: God Speaks from the Whirlwind — Practice Questions
- Elihu introduces a new angle to the debate — he argues that God speaks through suffering for a purpose other than punishment. What does Elihu say God uses suffering to do?
- Elihu says that God is greater than man and therefore does not have to explain himself. What phrase does he use in chapter 33 to summarise God's position?
- When God finally speaks, the manner of his arrival is dramatic. How does God appear to Job?
- God's first question to Job is foundational and immediately establishes the vast gap between Creator and creature. What does God ask?
- God's speech in chapter 38 covers the cosmos with a series of rhetorical questions. Which of these questions does God ask Job?
- God asks Job about two animals in the final section of his speeches (chapters 40-41). What are these two creatures?
- What does God say about Behemoth in chapter 40 that sets it apart as his supreme creation?
- God challenges Job in chapter 40:8 with a penetrating question before describing the great creatures. What does he ask?
- After God's first speech, Job gives a brief response. What does he say?
- God's description of Leviathan in chapter 41 includes a famous image. What does God say Leviathan breathes?
- God concludes his speech about Leviathan with a statement that connects it to his overall argument to Job. What does he say?
- After God's second speech, Job gives his full and final response. What does he say that shows his transformation?
- After Job's repentance, God speaks to the three friends. What does he say to Eliphaz as the spokesperson?
- What did God require of the three friends before he would forgive their wrong speaking?
- When did God restore Job's fortunes, and what had triggered the timing of that restoration?
- How did God restore Job's material wealth — did he give him the same as before, more or less?
- After his restoration, Job again had ten children — seven sons and three daughters. His daughters were notable for two reasons. What were they?
- What were the names of Job's three daughters in the restored portion of his life?
- Notably, Elihu — the fourth speaker in the book — is never mentioned in the epilogue. God does not rebuke him as he does the three friends. What do scholars make of this?
- How long did Job live after his restoration, and what did he see before he died?
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