Job's family

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Job's family is the household and close relatives of the biblical figure Job, whose collective suffering and steadfastness play a central role in the narrative of his trials.

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Job's family canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical family
collective character
household
associatedWithFigure Job
Job's wife
canonicalStatus part of Christian canon
part of Jewish canon
childrenKilledBy great wind collapsing the house
childrenKilledDuring feast in eldest brother's house
daughtersNamed Jemimah
Keren-happuch
Keziah
describedIn Book of Job
Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh

Old Testament
hasMember Job
Job's daughters
Job's sons
Job's wife
hasNumberOfChildrenAfterRestoration 10
hasNumberOfChildrenBeforeCalamity 10
hasNumberOfDaughtersAfterRestoration 3
hasNumberOfDaughtersBeforeCalamity 3
hasNumberOfSonsAfterRestoration 7
hasNumberOfSonsBeforeCalamity 7
inheritancePractice daughters received inheritance with their brothers
languageOfPrimaryText Biblical Hebrew
literaryFunction to exemplify collateral suffering in divine testing
to frame the restoration motif at the book's conclusion
to highlight Job's steadfastness
locatedInNarrative land of Uz
mentionedIn Job 1
Job 2
Job 42
partOf Book of Job narrative
religion Yahwism
theme divine sovereignty
steadfastness in faith
suffering of the righteous
testing of faith
timePeriodInNarrative patriarchal era
undergoesEvent Satan's testing of Job
catastrophic loss of children
loss of property
subsequent restoration
wealthStatusAfterRestoration greater than at the beginning
wealthStatusBeforeCalamity very great

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