The Book of Job tells the story of a righteous man named Job, who is wealthy, upright, and devoted to God. When Satan challenges Job’s faith, claiming he only serves God because of his blessings, God permits Satan to test him—stripping Job of his possessions, children, and health. Despite immense suffering and questioning the reason for his trials, Job refuses to curse God, though he laments bitterly and debates with friends who insist his suffering must be due to sin. Eventually, God speaks from a whirlwind, emphasizing His wisdom and sovereignty beyond human understanding. Job humbly acknowledges his limited perspective, and God restores his fortunes, granting him greater blessings than before. The book wrestles deeply with themes of suffering, faith, divine justice, and the mystery of God’s purposes.