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• After each series of banquets, Job would send for his sons and daughters and have them purified. He would rise early in the morning, offer a holocaust for each of his children, thinking, "Perhaps they have sinned and blasphemed God in their hearts." This had been quite a routine for Job. (Job 1, 5)

• Yahweh asked again, "Have you noticed my servant Job? No one on earth is as blameless and upright as he, a man who fears God and avoids evil." (Job 1, 8)

• But Satan returned the question, "Does Job fear God for nothing? (Job 1, 9)

• a messenger came to Job and said, "Your oxen were plowing, and your donkeys were grazing nearby (Job 1, 14)

• He was still speaking when a third messenger came and said to Job, "Your sons and daughters were eating and drinking in the house of their eldest brother (Job 1, 18)

• In grief Job tore his clothes and shaved his head. Then he fell to the ground and worshiped, (Job 1, 20)

• In spite of this calamity, Job did not sin by blaspheming God. (Job 1, 22)

• Yahweh asked again, "Have you noticed my servant Job? No one on earth is as blameless and upright as he, a man who fears God and avoids evil. He still holds fast to his integrity even if you provoked me to ruin him without cause." (Job 2, 3)

• So Satan left the presence of Yahweh and afflicted Job with festering sores from the soles of his feet to the top of his head. (Job 2, 7)

• Job took a potsherd to scrape himself and sat among the ashes. (Job 2, 8)

• Job replied, "You talk foolishly. If we receive good things from God, why can't we accept evil from him?" In spite of this calamity, Job did not utter a sinful word. (Job 2, 10)

• Three of Job's friends - Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite - heard of the misfortune that came upon him. They set out from their own homes and journeyed together to offer their sympathy and consolation to Job. (Job 2, 11)