Eliphaz is upset by Job's outburst, and he criticizes him for not being able to handle the suffering.

Job laments his fate and curses the day upon which he was born.

God approves Satan's suggestion to afflict Job with a terrible disease, and tests Job's faithfulness to God.

In one fateful day, Iyov loses all his wealth, but he remains faithful to God.

God brags before His council about His wonderful Job, but Satan is cynical.

We are introduced to a righteous, upright and wealthy man named Job, who lived in the land of Oz.

We begin our study of the Book of Job with an introduction to the various ways religions have tried to explain why bad things happen to good people.

Gedalyahu is appointed as Governor of the remaining people of Judah, but the bands of Judean fighters refuse to accept defeat at the hands of Babylon. They assassinate Gedalyahu, and the last remnants of Judah run to Egypt to escape the wrath of Babylon.

Nebuchadnezar besieges and destroys Jerusalem. The people of Israel are exiled to Babylon.