1. What “tone” is God going to set from the beginning of His answer to Job?
2. Should Job realize, from God’s answer, how little understanding he has compared to his Creator?
3. Who sang and who shouted at the time of the creation of this world?
4. From God’s answer to Job, who has dominion over the sea?
5. What is God capable of doing with the light of the morning?
6. Man did not “discover” springs in the sea until 1976-1977 (US Geological Survey). What do we find in our current context that shows God is our Creator?
7. What is God establishing in Job 38:17?
8. Does God show Job how little he knows about the size of the earth or where light comes from?
9. What has God reserved against the time of trouble and the day of battle?
10. Did God try to get Job to ponder how much power over nature He possesses?
11. What question did God use to show Job what little dominion Job has compared to Himself?
12. By implication, what does God do to control the rain and lightning?
13. Does God attempt to get Job to see whom the author of wisdom and understanding is?
14. Should Job be able to learn about God’s might by observing the animals of the earth?
15. What pointed question is laid upon Job as we begin chapter forty?
16. Is Job bold in his answer to God?
17. Does God allow Job “off the hook” after Job’s brief reply?
18. What does God state as the reason for Job questioning and condemning God’s judgment?
19. How does Deuteronomy 33:27 and Jeremiah 32:17 have an application to our current context?
20. What does Job have to do to get God to confess that Job is able to save himself?
21. Who made the behemoth?
22. How strong and massive is the behemoth?
23. Who can make his sword to approach the behemoth?
24. What can we tell about the size of the behemoth from where it get’s food, sleeps, and drinks?