Who was Job's father in the Bible?

Answer 1

Answer 1

It isn't known.

Answer 2

Well, maybe it is known. There is one other Job mentioned in the Bible. His father was Issachar one of the sons of Jacob's wife, Leah (Gen 30:18 and Gen 46:13).

Answer 3

Answer 2 displays a lack of Hebrew knowledge. The Job of Genesis is spelled differently in the original Hebrew. The correct answer is Answer 1.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Job's father in The Bible was Zerah. Yeah, like, he's mentioned in the Book of Genesis. So, like, if you're ever on a Bible trivia show, you can totally drop that knowledge bomb and impress everyone.

Answer 3

Job's father is not explicitly named in the Bible. The Book of Job does not provide information about his father's identity. Job is described as a wealthy man living in the land of Uz, but his genealogy is not detailed in the text.

Answer 4

Job's father in the Bible was Issachar. Yes, that's right, Issachar. Not a household name like some of the other biblical figures, but hey, he did his part in creating the guy who went through all that suffering and still came out strong.

Answer 5

I assume you mean the Old Testament patriarch Job. The Bible does not give us an answer to your question, so any other reply would be a poor guess.

Answer 6

He was a carpenter.