Chapter 28 of this book says that although gold and silver have been uncovered in deep mines, men do not know where to find wisdom or how to value it. At its end, three men are told to sacrifice seven bulls and seven rams and ask another person to pray for them. Handel's "I Know that My Redeemer Liveth" takes some of its verses from a speech in this book delivered in response to Bildad. A man in this book says "I recant, and repent in dust and ashes" after God gives two speeches illustrating his immense power. Bildad and two others offer unhelpful explanations of their friend's misfortune, whi
Chapter 28 of this book says that although gold and silver have been uncovered in deep mines, men do not know where to find wisdom or how to value it. At its end, three men are told to sacrifice seven bulls and seven rams and ask another person to pray for them. Handel's "I Know that My Redeemer Liveth" takes some of its verses from a speech in this book delivered in response to Bildad. A man in this book says "I recant, and repent in dust and ashes" after God gives two speeches illustrating his immense power. Bildad and two others offer unhelpful explanations of their friend's misfortune, which starts when God wagers with the Adversary that this book's title man will remain faithful even after losing everything. For 10 points, name this book of the Old Testament.