Bible Trivia Question

Eliphaz claims that God performs wonders that are beyond what?


Human sight
Human strength
Human understanding
Human desire

Human understanding

Job 5:9 - Eliphaz emphasizes that God performs great and unsearchable wonders, underscoring the idea that God's ways are beyond human comprehension.

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How did Korah and his family die after seeking priesthood duties beyond those they already had?
| They were consumed by fire | They were trampled by seven yoke of oxen | The mountain crumbled beneath their feet and they fell | They were swallowed up by the earth |

Job claims that his friends' advice has been as nourishing as what?
| Tasteless food | Rotten fruit | Honey | A bitter herb |

Which apostle, described as full of grace and power, and doing great wonders and signs among the people was stoned to death?
| Timothy | Barnabas | Stephen | Paul |

Where did people gather as the apostles performed signs and wonders?
| The Temple Stairs | Solomon's Porch | The Beautiful Gate | The Sheep Market |

Eliphaz expresses doubt that God places full trust in whom?
| His servants | His prophets | His chosen people | His kings |

Eliphaz states that God does what to the lowly?
| He lifts them up | He humbles them further | He leaves them alone | He tests them |

Eliphaz mentions that God saves the needy from what?
| The flood of destruction | The sword of their mouth | The trap of the hunter | The arrow of the wicked |

Eliphaz assures Job that if he turns to God, he will be in league with what?
| The waters of the deep | The stars of the sky | The beasts of the forest | The stones of the field |

How many times does Eliphaz say God will deliver you before guaranteeing no harm in the final one?
| Six times, with no harm in the seventh | Seven times, with no harm in the eighth | Five times, with no harm in the sixth | Three times, with no harm in the fourth |

What did the Lord in his anger tell Eliphaz to take to Job as a burnt offering?
| Two pigeons and two turtle doves | Seven bulls and seven rams | Five lambs and five ephahs of grain | Six goats and six oxen |

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