1. Then Job answered the LORD, and said, / 2. I know that thou canst do every {thing}, and {that} no thought can be withholden from thee. {no thought can be...: or, no thought of thine can be hindered} →

"Job 42: Well, Job had a rough time, didn't he? But it looks like things are finally looking up for him. After accepting his suffering, God rewards Job with a new family and twice as much as he had before. →

Joe: Alright so Job 42, what do we got? Bible Expert: Well, in this chapter Job has a conversation with the Lord. God acknowledges that Job spoke the truth and that he was humble and faithful. Joe: That's amazing! So what else happens? →

Alex Trebek: Alright, so tell me a little bit about yourself. Contestant: Well, I'm an avid reader of the Bible, and I'd love to tell you about one of my favorite chapters, Job 42. Alex Trebek: (Sighs) Oh, of course. →

"Job 42! Listen up, maggots! Job was not the same after his trials, but God blessed him with twice as much of everything he had before. He had a bunch of new kids, and he lived a long and prosperous life. →

Robin: Wow, Batman, Job's story is really something! Batman: Indeed, Robin. After Job's suffering, God rewarded him with a double portion of his original wealth and blessings. Joker: Oh, so he got a raise, huh? →

Folks, here's the deal: Job 42 is a real humdinger! My dad used to say, "No malarkey! You can't make up a story like Job's!" C'mon, man, Job's friends were testing him, but he was unflappable! He literally endured it all - fire, disease, and suffering. →

10-17 Job 42:10-17 - After Job's friends heard God's response to Job, they were "low energy" and ashamed. They offered sacrifices and asked God to forgive Job for his wrongdoings, and God accepted their offerings. →

Peter: Alright, so in Job 42, Job says he's sorry for all the things he said, and God gives him twice as much stuff as he had before. Brian: Wow, that's pretty awesome! Lois: You know, I heard there's a new Marvel movie coming out. →