A cloud that vanishes
Job 7:9 - Job compares his life to a cloud that vanishes, symbolizing the inevitability of death and the hopelessness of any return from it.
Which book of the Bible sounds like it has something to do with a court of law?
In his complaint, Job describes how he is allotted what?
| Years of wealth | Weeks of hope | Days of labor | Months of futility |
When Isaiah describes the desolation of the last days, a man shall cast his idols of silver, and his idols of gold, to the moles and the what?
| Birds | Bats | Bears | Snakes |
What does Job compare the brevity of his life to?
| A fleeting shadow | A bird's flight | A weaver's shuttle | A candle's flame |
Who thanked King David for allowing his son Absalom to return to Jerusalem?
| Absalom himself | The wise woman of Tekoah | Joab | Abishai |
When Job had his fortune restored he was blessed with seven sons and three daughters. Which of these was not a daughter of Job?
| Naomi | Kezia | Jemima | Keren-happuch |
Proverbs describes a fair woman without discretion as like a jewel of gold in what?
| A goat's nose | A pig's snout | A pig's ear | A sheep's ear |
Which Psalm describes how well the Lord knows man, starting with the line, "O Lord, thou hast searched me, and known me"?
| Psalm 119 | Psalm 129 | Psalm 149 | Psalm 139 |