The Job 2 quiz will challenge your understanding of one of the most intense moments in the life of Job. This chapter reveals deep truths about faith, suffering, and loyalty under pressure. If you’ve ever wondered what it truly means to hold fast to your integrity, this quiz is for you.
Question 1: What did the Lord say to Satan at the beginning of Job 2?
A. Have you considered My servant Noah?
B. You shall not tempt My servant Job.
C. From where have you come?
D. Have you considered My servant Job?
E. Why do you accuse My servant?
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Answer:D — The Lord again pointed out Job’s integrity to Satan.
KJV Reference: Job 2:3 — “And the Lord said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job…”
Question 2: What new affliction did Satan bring upon Job in chapter 2?
A. Blindness.
B. Boils.
C. Madness.
D. Paralysis.
E. Death of his wife.
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Answer:B — Job was smitten with sore boils from the sole of his foot unto his crown.
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KJV Reference: Job 2:7 — “So went Satan forth… and smote Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot unto his crown.”
Question 3: What did Job use to scrape himself while sitting among the ashes?
A. A wooden stick.
B. A sharp rock.
C. A broken pottery.
D. A thorn branch.
E. A burning coal.
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Answer:C — Job took a potsherd (A piece of broken pottery) to scrape himself withal.
KJV Reference: Job 2:8 — “And he took him a potsherd to scrape himself withal; and he sat down among the ashes.”
Question 4: What did Job’s wife say to him during his suffering?
A. God will heal you if you repent.
B. Curse God and die.
C. Cry out to the Lord.
D. Ask for mercy and live.
E. The Lord has forgotten you.
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Answer:B — Job’s wife told him to curse God and die.
KJV Reference: Job 2:9 — “Then said his wife unto him, Dost thou still retain thine integrity? curse God, and die.”
Question 5: How did Job respond to his wife’s suggestion?
A. He agreed with her and cried aloud.
B. He remained silent and wept.
C. He rebuked her as a foolish woman.
D. He called for his friends to counsel him.
E. He prayed and fasted for three days.
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Answer:C — Job called her speech foolish and affirmed acceptance of both good and evil from God.
KJV Reference: Job 2:10 — “But he said unto her, Thou speakest as one of the foolish women speaketh…”
Question 6: What reason did Job give for accepting both good and evil from God?
A. It is the way of the righteous.
B. God is sovereign over all things.
C. Shall we receive good and not evil?
D. The Lord knows best.
E. None of the above.
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Answer:C — Job reminded his wife that we must accept both good and adversity from God.
KJV Reference: Job 2:10 — “…Shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil?”
Question 7: Despite his intense suffering, what is said of Job’s speech?
A. He cursed God openly.
B. He complained bitterly.
C. He sinned in his mind.
D. He praised God continually.
E. He did not sin with his lips.
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Answer:E — Job endured without sinning through his words.
KJV Reference: Job 2:10 — “…In all this did not Job sin with his lips.”
Question 8: What are the names of Job’s three friends who came to visit him?
A. Eliphaz, Zophar, Elihu.
B. Eliphaz, Bildad, Zophar.
C. Elihu, Nahum, Zophar.
D. Zophar, Micah, Bildad.
E. Eliphaz, Nahum, Elihu.
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Answer:B — These three came to mourn with Job and comfort him.
KJV Reference: Job 2:11 — “Now when Job’s three friends heard of all this evil… Eliphaz… Bildad… Zophar…”
Question 9: What was the initial reason Job’s friends visited him?
A. To correct him.
B. To offer financial support.
C. To accuse him.
D. To mourn and comfort him.
E. To perform a ritual cleansing.
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Answer:D — Their stated purpose was to mourn with him and to comfort him.
KJV Reference: Job 2:11 — “…they had made an appointment together to come to mourn with him and to comfort him.”
Question 10: What was their reaction when they first saw Job from a distance?
A. They ran to him and wept aloud.
B. They were speechless in fear.
C. They fell on their faces and fasted.
D. They lifted their voices and wept.
E. They turned away in shock.
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Answer:D — They couldn’t recognize him and wept loudly upon seeing his condition.
KJV Reference: Job 2:12 — “…they lifted up their eyes afar off, and knew him not, they lifted up their voice, and wept…”
Question 11: What physical action did Job’s friends take upon seeing him?
A. They rent their clothes and sat beside him.
B. They covered him with ashes.
C. They tore their clothes and threw dust upon themselves.
D. They shaved their heads in sorrow.
E. They embraced him and kissed his cheek.
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Answer:C — They expressed their grief by tearing their clothes and throwing dust on themselves.
KJV Reference: Job 2:12 — “…they rent every one his mantle, and sprinkled dust upon their heads toward heaven.”
12. How long did Job’s friends sit with him in silence?
A. Three days and three nights.
B. Seven days and seven nights.
C. Forty days and forty nights.
D. One week and one Sabbath.
E. Ten days.
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Answer:B — They sat in silence for seven days and nights, overwhelmed by his suffering.
KJV Reference: Job 2:13 — “So they sat down with him upon the ground seven days and seven nights…”
Question 13: Why did Job’s friends not speak to him during that time?
A. They were commanded by God to wait.
B. They fasted in silence.
C. His grief was very great.
D. They feared Satan was still present.
E. Job refused to speak to them.
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Answer:C — His suffering was so immense that they were struck silent.
KJV Reference: Job 2:13 — “…and none spake a word unto him: for they saw that his grief was very great.”
Question 14: Which of the following best describes Job’s physical state in chapter 2?
A. Boils, ashes, and scraping.
B. Blindness and leprosy.
C. Chains and imprisonment.
D. Drought and famine.
E. Bruises and open wounds.
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Answer:A — Job sat in ashes scraping himself due to boils covering his body.
KJV Reference: Job 2:8 — “…he sat down among the ashes.”
Question 15: What key trait of Job was emphasized again in this chapter by God Himself?
A. His strength.
B. His knowledge of the law.
C. His integrity.
D. His wealth.
E. His fasting.
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Answer:C — God declared Job’s unwavering integrity despite all he suffered.
KJV Reference: Job 2:3 — “…still he holdeth fast his integrity, although thou movedst me against him…”
Question 16: What specific phrase did God use to describe Job’s character to Satan?
A. My righteous judge.
B. A perfect and upright man.
C. A man after My own heart.
D. Faithful in all My house.
E. The meekest among men.
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Answer:B — God called Job “a perfect and an upright man.”
KJV Reference: Job 2:3 — “…that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man…”
Question 17: What accusation did Satan make about Job’s integrity?
A. Job only serves You for health.
B. He fears You because You protect him.
C. Skin for skin, a man will give all for his life.
D. He blesses You only in prosperity.
E. Job is secretly sinful.
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Answer:C — Satan claimed Job would trade anything to save his life.
KJV Reference: Job 2:4 — “And Satan answered the Lord, and said, Skin for skin, yea, all that a man hath will he give for his life.”
Question 18: What restriction did God place on Satan when giving him power over Job’s body?
A. He must not break his bones.
B. He must not make him blind.
C. He must not destroy his house.
D. He must spare his life.
E. He must heal him after forty days.
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Answer:D — Satan was allowed to touch his body, but not take his life.
KJV Reference: Job 2:6 — “And the Lord said unto Satan, Behold, he is in thine hand; but save his life.”
Question 19: What deeper theme does Job 2 illustrate about spiritual warfare?
A. That suffering always means sin.
B. That blessings guarantee protection.
C. That loyalty is tested in loss and pain.
D. That angels battle in the heavens.
E. That prophecy is always literal.
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Answer:C — Job’s trials show that true loyalty to God is proven in adversity.
KJV Reference: Job 2:3 — “…still he holdeth fast his integrity…”
Question 20: Which of the following is a major contrast highlighted in Job 2?
A. Job’s loss of livestock vs. his gain of wisdom.
B. Wealth vs. poverty.
C. A clash between God’s affirmation and Satan’s accusation.
D. Law vs. grace.
E. The number of Job’s children vs. the number of his servants.
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Answer:C — God’s affirmation of Job’s righteousness vs. Satan’s attempt to corrupt him through suffering
KJV Reference: Job 2:3 (KJV)— “And the Lord said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil? and still he holdeth fast his integrity, although thou movedst me against him, to destroy him without cause.”
Job 2:5 (KJV)— “But put forth thine hand now, and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will curse thee to thy face.”
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Job 2 is not just a story of suffering, it’s a mirror into our own hearts when everything comfortable is stripped away. In Job’s silence, pain, and even his wife’s harsh words, we’re confronted with this question: “Will you still hold fast to God when it hurts most?”
Let Job’s steadfastness fuel your faith. Real integrity is revealed in ashes, not applause.
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