Job 19 Quiz: In this intense chapter, Job responds to his friends with anguish and deep spiritual insight. He speaks of his isolation, his broken reputation, and then, surprisingly, bursts forth with one of the most powerful declarations of hope in the entire Old Testament.
Test your knowledge of Job 19 with this challenging Bible quiz.
Also explore related quizzes like Acts 10 Quiz, Acts 8 Quiz, and Parable of the Unjust Judge as you continue to grow in the Word.
Job 19 Quiz Questions and Answers
Question 1: How long did Job say his friends would vex his soul and break him in pieces with words?
- A. For seven times
- B. For seven days
- C. For ever
- D. For ten times
Answer: D. These ten times
Reference: Job 19:3
Question 2: What did Job say God had done to him?
- A. Lifted him up
- B. Overthrown him
- C. Healed him
- D. Covered him with anguish
Answer: B. Overthrown him
Reference: Job 19:6
Question 3: Job said, “Behold, I cry out of wrong, but I am not ______.”
- A. Forgiven
- B. Heard
- C. Saved
- D. Healed
Answer: B. Heard
Reference: Job 19:7
Question 4: According to Job 19:8, what had God fenced up so that Job could not pass?
- A. His speech
- B. His way
- C. His heart
- D. His eyes
Answer: B. His way
Reference: Job 19:8
Question 5: Job said that God had stripped him of what?
- A. His peace
- B. His glory
- C. His family
- D. His riches
Answer: B. His glory
Reference: Job 19:9
Question 6: What had God done to the crown on Job’s head, according to verse 9?
- A. Increased it
- B. Hidden it
- C. Taken it
- D. Renewed it
Answer: C. Taken it
Reference: Job 19:9
Question 7: Job said, “He hath destroyed me on every side, and I am gone: and mine hope hath he removed like a what?”
- A. Tent
- B. Tree
- C. Cloud
- D. Candle
Answer: B. Tree
Reference: Job 19:10
Question 8: What metaphor does Job use to describe the burning of God’s wrath against him?
- A. As a forest fire
- B. As an enemy
- C. As a furnace
- D. As a devouring lion
Answer: B. As an enemy attacking
Reference: Job 19:11-12
Question 9: What people does Job say have forsaken him in verse 14?
- A. His children and neighbors
- B. His nation and his wife
- C. His kinsfolk and acquaintances
- D. His enemies and slaves
Answer: C. His kinsfolk and acquaintances
Reference: Job 19:14
Question 10: According to Job 19, how did Job’s servants respond when he called?
- A. They ran to him
- B. They gave him no answer
- C. They mocked him
- D. They wept with him
Answer: B. They gave him no answer
Reference: Job 19:16
Question 11: What body part does Job say cleaves to his skin?
- A. His tongue
- B. His bone
- C. His eye
- D. His heart
Answer: B. His bone
Reference: Job 19:20
Question 12: What expression does Job use to describe how little is left of him?
- A. A shred of hope
- B. Like a broken vessel
- C. Escaped with the skin of his teeth
- D. A dry root in the ground
Answer: C. I am escaped with the skin of my teeth
Reference: Job 19:20
Question 13: What plea does Job repeat to his friends in verses 21–22?
- A. Comfort me
- B. Have pity on me
- C. Pray for me
- D. Tell God to restore me
Answer: B. Have pity on me
Reference: Job 19:21-22
Question 14: What did Job wish concerning his words in verse 23?
- A. That they be forgotten
- B. That they were written in a book
- C. That they be sung as a psalm
- D. That they be declared in heaven
Answer: B. That they were written and graven in a book
Reference: Job 19:23-24
Question 15: What powerful statement does Job make in verse 25?
- A. My tears are my meat
- B. I know that my redeemer liveth
- C. I will see God in a dream
- D. God has forgotten me
Answer: B. I know that my redeemer liveth
Reference: Job 19:25
Question 16: Where does Job say his Redeemer shall stand in the latter day?
- A. In heaven
- B. Upon the earth
- C. In Zion
- D. At the gate of the city
Answer: B. Upon the earth
Reference: Job 19:25
Question 17: Job believed that even after worms destroy his body, what would happen?
- A. He would become a spirit
- B. He would see God in his flesh
- C. He would rise again with the saints
- D. He would dwell in Abraham’s bosom
Answer: B. He would see God in his flesh
Reference: Job 19:26
Question 18: Job said his reins were consumed within him with what?
- A. Doubt
- B. Pain
- C. Longing
- D. Fire
Answer: C. Longing
Reference: Job 19:27
Question 19: What warning does Job give to those who might persecute him?
- A. Beware of leprosy
- B. Fear the sword
- C. Wait for judgment
- D. The fire of the Lord will consume you
Answer: B. Fear the sword
Reference: Job 19:29
Question 20: According to the last verse, what is said to be the result of the sword?
- A. Redemption
- B. Peace
- C. Judgments
- D. Mercy
Answer: C. Judgments
Reference: Job 19:29
Job 19 is one of the most stirring declarations of faith in all Scripture. In the midst of pain, betrayal, and accusations, Job cries out, “I know that my Redeemer liveth.” He holds on to a future hope, not just of restoration, but of resurrection. His faith pierces through his suffering, giving us a glimpse of unwavering trust in God’s ultimate justice and love. May this chapter remind you that no matter what people take from you, your Redeemer is alive, and you will see Him face to face.
