Tasteless food
Job 6:6-7 - Job uses the metaphor of tasteless food to describe the lack of value in his friends’ advice, suggesting that their words bring him no comfort or nourishment.
Which Parable is this from? : Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.
| Bread of life | Vine and branches | Good shepherd | Friend at midnight |
Which Parable is this from? : For John the Baptist has come eating no bread and drinking no wine, and you say, 'He has a demon.'
| Children in market | Vineyard workers | Rich fool | Unclean spirit |
Eliphaz claims that God performs wonders that are beyond what?
| Human sight | Human strength | Human understanding | Human desire |
Which of the following did Saul not turn to for advice towards the end of his life?
| Dreams | Prophets of Baal | Urim | A witch / medium |
How did Job's friends react when they first saw him after his afflictions?
| They prayed silently | They immediately questioned him | They offered him food and drink | They wept aloud and tore their robes |
Who is the first of Job's friends to respond to his opening lament?
| Zophar the Naamathite | Elihu the Buzite | Bildad the Shuhite | Eliphaz the Temanite |
Job compares his friends' help to what unreliable natural phenomenon?
| A setting sun | A fleeting breeze | A crumbling mountain | A dry stream |
Job compares his friends' failure to support him to the disappointment of which travellers?
| Those from Haran and Nineveh | Those from Cush and Egypt | Those from Tema and Sheba | Those from Edom and Moab |
God calls us to a life of holiness, but what are we told we are doing if we ignore this advice?
| Dishonouring our body | Despising God | Shutting the door to the kingdom | Rejecting our brethren |
Who gave Moses good advice about delegating responsibility?
| Joshua | Aaron | Jethro | Caleb |