1 Job’s Character and Wealth 2 Job Loses His Health

3 Job’s Lament 4 Eliphaz: Innocent Do Not Suffer 5 God Is Just 6 Job’s Friends Are No Help 7 Job’s Life Seems Futile 8 Bildad Says God Rewards the Good 9 Job Says There Is No Arbitrator between God and Man 10 Job Despairs of God’s Dealings 11 Zophar Rebukes Job 12 Job Chides His Accusers 13 Job Says His Friends’ Proverbs Are Ashes 14 Job Speaks of the Finality of Death 15 Eliphaz Says Job Presumes Much 16 Job Says Friends Are Sorry Comforters 17 Job Says He Has Become a Byword 18 Bildad Speaks of the Wicked 19 Job Feels Insulted 20 Zophar Says, “The Triumph of the Wicked Is Short” 21 Job’s Dialogue Regarding the Wicked 22 Eliphaz Accuses and Exhorts Job 23 Job Says He Longs for God 24 Job Says God Seems to Ignore Wrongs 25 Bildad Says Man Is Inferior 26 Job Rebukes Bildad 27 Job Affirms His Righteousness 28 Job Tells of Earth’s Treasures 29 Job’s Past Was Glorious 30 Job’s Present State Is Humiliating 31 Job Asserts His Integrity 32 Elihu Rebukes Job 33 Elihu Claims to Speak for God 34 Elihu Vindicates God’s Justice 35 Elihu Sharply Reproves Job 36 Elihu Speaks of God’s Dealings with Men 37 Elihu Says God has Authority over the Storm

38 God Speaks Now to Job 39 God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings 40 Job: What Can I Say? 41 God’s Power Shown in Creatures

42 Job’s Confession