“Yet Will I Trust in Him”

Day 1 · Job's Trial Begins

1. How was Job described at the start of his story?
2. Who challenged God, saying Job only served Him for his blessings?
3. What did Job say after losing his flocks, servants, and all ten children in a single day?
4. What further affliction struck Job in chapter 2?
5. What did Job's wife counsel him to do, which he refused?

Day 2 · Job's Complaint

1. How does Job answer his friends' claim that they alone hold wisdom?
2. Job says of a man's life: “Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of ____.”
3. To what does Job compare the brevity of human life?
4. What resolve does Job declare even while he does not understand his suffering?
5. What question does Job ask about death in chapter 14?

Day 3 · I Know That My Redeemer Liveth

1. Job's great declaration of faith: “I know that my ____ liveth.”
2. Where does Job say his Redeemer shall stand in the latter day?
3. Job 19:26 — even after his body is destroyed, what does Job say he will do?
4. In Job 23, what does Job wish he could do?
5. Job 23:10 — what does Job say will happen “when he hath tried me”?

Day 4 · The Lord Answers Out of the Whirlwind

1. How did the Lord finally answer Job?
2. The Lord asks Job, “Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the ____?”
3. Related material: the Lord describes creation's beginning, “when the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for ____.” What premortal event does this describe?
4. In Job 40, how does the Lord challenge Job's right to question Him?
5. How does Job respond after hearing the Lord's questions?

Day 5 · Job Restored

1. After seeing the Lord's power, what does Job say has changed?
2. What did the Lord command Job's three friends to do after rebuking them for their false counsel?
3. What did the Lord do for Job after he prayed for his friends?
4. How does the book of Job describe his final years?
5. What is the overall lesson of Job's story about trials?

Day 6 · Trusting God's Perspective

1. When Job questioned his suffering, the Lord responded not with a direct explanation but with an overwhelming reminder of His own wisdom and power in creation. What does this teach us about facing our own unanswered trials?
2. After losing his children, health, and wealth, Job declared, “Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him.” What does his example teach?
3. The Lord answered Job's demand to know “why” not with explanations but by revealing His own majesty and creative power. What can we apply?

Day 7 · “Think Celestial!”

1. President Russell M. Nelson taught that when we pray, we should remember that whose perspective transcends our own mortal wisdom?
2. President Nelson's counsel to “Think celestial!” invites us to do what?
3. President Nelson taught that our choices in this life will determine what?