In the biblical account of Job, after enduring immense suffering and loss, he is blessed by God with a long life, living 140 years after his trials. This extended lifespan is seen as a reward for his faithfulness and patience amidst suffering. The narrative emphasizes themes of restoration and divine grace, suggesting that Job's longevity serves as a testament to his endurance and the blessings that come from unwavering faith.
The Bible does not state how old Job was when his trouble started. However, it does state that he lived for 140 years after it was resolved.
in a store!
He lived 140 Years.
According to (at least one opinion in) the Talmud, he lived 210 years. That opinion holds that the age of 140 mentioned for Job did not include the years he lived before his afflictions.
14 year olds who live in Derry, New Hampshire could clean houses. They could also house sit for families on vacation.
Job lived 1800- 2000 years before Christ.
he lived one hundred and forty years
It depends where you live but where I live you have to be either 15 or 16 years old.
Seventy years.
Well you could get a new job and get on with your life.
yeah you could but really have to be 15 years old to get a job....
it could take 20-30 years