Yes, but not oriental as we know it. Oriental was a term used in bible times to refer to those on the far east...likely Arabia. Ask one of jehovahs witnesses. They have the answers.
Another Answer:
No, it does not appear so. Job was a native of the land of Uz:
Job 1:1New International Version (NIV) Prologue1 In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job. This man was blameless and upright; he feared God and shunned evil.In the genealogies of the nations found in Genesis, Aram is the father of Uz:
Genesis 10:23New King James Version (NKJV)23 The sons of Aram were Uz, Hul, Gether, and MASH
Aram was from the line of Shem and is believed to be in the general area of the Middle East where Edom lived and Arabia (See Jeremiah 25:20 and Lamentations 4:21 for more referrence). Aram is said to be the father of the Arameans which are not part of the Oriental branch.
Yes, he was!
The Bible says in Job 1:1 that he was a man from the land of "Uz". Uz, or Hus, is usually associated with the land of Aram and the Aramaeans. Job may have been an Aramaean since he lived in that land.
Ta Flan is not found in the Bible, nor is just Flan. That sounds oriental to me. There are no oriental names in the Bible.
Jewish
No, the country you come from is your nationality. Being a pirate is your job/
Most of the men were Hebrew.
The Bible does not tell us who the parents of Job were.
He was Jewish. Jesus was Jewish, Mary was Jewish.
What were the names of job's children in the bible
No, there are not any mention of the names of Job's sisters in the Bible. Job was a prophet and there is a book of the Bible named after him.
Job in the Bible did build the pyramid but with help from his workers
Yes, Job is in the Old Testament of the Bible just before Psalms.
Job was born in 980.