Job 22:1-30 - Eliphaz's Third Response to Job

Job 23:1-17 - Job's Eighth Speech: A Response to Eliphaz

Job 24:1-25 - Job Asks Why the Wicked Are Not Punished

Job 25:1-6 - Bildad's Third Response to Job

Job 19:1-29 - Job's Sixth Speech: A Response to Bildad

Job 20:1-29 - Zophar's Second Response to Job

Job 21:1-24 - Job's Seventh Speech: A Response to Zophar

Job 15:1-35 - Eliphaz's Second Response to Job  

Job 16:1-22 - Job's Fifth Speech: A Response to Eliphaz

Job 17:1-16 - Job continues to Defend His Innocence

Job 18:1-21 - Bildad's Second Response to Job

Job 12:1-25 - Job's Fourth Speech: A Response to Zophar

Job 13:1-19 - Job Wants to Argue His Case with God

Job 13:20-14:22 - Job Asks How He Has Sinned

Job 8:1-22 - Bildad's First Response to Job

Job 9:1-35 - Job's Third Speech: A Response to Bildad

Job 10:1-22 - Job Frames His Plea to God

Job 11:1-20 -Zophar's First Response to Job

Job 5:1-27 - Eliphaz's Response Continues

Job 6:1-7:5 - Job's Second Speech: A Response to Eliphaz

Job 7:6-21 - Job Cries Out to God

The account of Job is traditionally thought to have taken place around the time of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (2200-1800 BC), or shortly thereafter. However, it could have occurred as late as the Exile (during the sixth century BC).

Job 1:1-5 - Prologue

Job 1:6-22 - Job's First Test

Job 2:1-10 - Job's Second Test

Job 2:11-13 - Job's Three Friends Share His Anguish

Job 3:1-26 - Job's First Speech

Job 4:1-21 - Eliphaz's First Response to Job

Genesis 47:28-31 (1859 or 1693) - Jacob's Death Draws Near 

Genesis 48:1-22 - Jacob Blesses Manasseh and Ephraim

Genesis 49:1-28 - Jacob Blesses His Sons

Genesis 49:29-50:13 - Jacob's Death and Burial (1859 or 1693)

Genesis 50:14-21 - Joseph Reassures his Brothers

Genesis 50:22-26 - The Death of Joseph (1805 or 1639 BC)

Genesis 45:16-228 (1876 or 1720) - Pharaoh invites Jacob

Genesis 46:1-27 - Jacob's Journey to Egypt

Genesis 46:28:34 - Jacob's Family arrives in Goshen

Genesis 47:1-12 - Jacob blesses Pharaoh

Genesis 47:13-27 - Joseph's Leadership in the Famine 

Genesis 42:1-38 (1877 or 1711 BC) - Joseph's Brothers Go to Egypt

Genesis 43:1-18 (1876 or 1710) - The Brothers Return to Egypt

Genesis 43:19-34 - A Feast at Joseph's Palace

Genesis 45:1-15 - Joseph Reveals his Identity