Before the book of job , the book of Esther comes.
Esther precedes Job in the Old Testament.
In the Bible, the book before Genesis is not a separate book, but traditionally seen as part of Genesis itself. It includes the information about the creation story and the events leading up to the creation of the world.
I am not sure what you are looking for whether you are asking the date for Job or where its position in the Bible. The second one is easier. Its position will very depending on whether you use the Hebrew order or the English order. In the Hebrew Bible it comes after the Book of Psalms. In the English Bible it comes after the book of Esther. This however does not change the contents of what it says. The Hebrew bible tends to be more chronologically put together. If you are asking about the date this is harder to know. We really do not know when Job lived or who wrote the book. As far as I know there is no conclusive evidence of when this book was written. There are many idea which are suggested bases on what the author says or does not say. Based on the language used in Job some people say it is the oldest book in the Bible which would put it at least as old as Moses. Others say is could have been written during the 7-10th century BC. I could write several pages on this but that is not the point of this site. If either case the date it is written does not change the fact that it is inspired by God and that it should be in the Bible.
The book of Job can be found in the Old Testament.
No, the Job mentioned in the Book of Genesis is not the same as the central figure in the Book of Job. The Job in Genesis is a descendant of Esau, while the Job in the Book of Job is a righteous man who faces immense suffering as part of a divine test.
The book of Job is pronounced as "joeb" in the Bible. It tells the story of Job, a wealthy man who faced extreme suffering but remained faithful to God.
The book of Job comes before the book of Psalms.
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The Book of Nehemiah comes before the Book of Esther.
The Book of Job is in the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament), after the Book of Esther and before the Book of Psalms. Job has 42 chapters.
The Book of Job, found halfway through the Bible comes before Christ was prophesied and came to earth; it also doesn't deal with the issue of Jesus Christ, so there is no direct reference to Jesus Christ in Job...it is a conversation between God and Job, and Job's friends about the problem of suffering.
Old Testament: Esther is the book preceding Job. Tanach: Mishlei (Proverbs) is the book preceding Iyov (Job).
Its Esther. Esther, Job, Psalms....and so on.
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No, the book of Job is in the Old Testament, right before Psalms.
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It may be found following the Book of Esther and immediately before the Book of Psalms.
Yes, Job is in the Old Testament of the Bible just before Psalms.