1. Would it be easy for man to hook a leviathan?
2. Was it difficult for God to destroy the leviathan (cf. Psalms 74:12-14)?
3. Based on Psalms 104:25-26, where was the dwelling place of the leviathan?
4. Would man be able to walk up to a leviathan and get that creature to reason with him?
5. Were leviathans able to be kept like a pet bird?
6. Does it sound like a leviathan would be easily caught for a meal?
7. What advice does God give to those who would lay their hands upon the leviathan?
8. Was it vain to fight with the leviathan?
9. As you come to Job 41:10, why is God talking to Job about the leviathan?
10. How much of the earth does God reign over?
11. As God gets back to describing the leviathan, did the leviathan have intimidating teeth?
12. What was the pride of the leviathan?
13. What happened when the leviathan sneezed [neesings]?
14. What “weapon” came from the mouth of the leviathan?
15. Where was the strength of the leviathan?
16. How difficult was it to pierce through the leviathan to kill it?
17. What does the leviathan cause the sea to do?
18. How many other creatures were there that compared to the leviathan?
19. Does Job come to realize his errors?
20. Why was God angry with Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar?
21. What did God tell Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar to do?
22. Did Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zohar do as God commanded them?
23. Did Job hold a grudge against his friends and seek for God to destroy them?
24. Did Job’s family and acquaintances ever come back to his side (cf. Job 19:13-14)?
25. Did Bildad’s words in Job 8:6-7 come true?
26. Did Job have any children after his suffering ended?
27. What are the last things we learn about Job’s life?