In the "Book of Job," Satan speaks to what figure(s) ?
Correct answer: A. God/Yahweh
- A. God/Yahweh
- B. Judea
- C. Lot
- D. A and B
Explanation
In the Book of Job, Satan appears in the heavenly court and speaks with God, or Yahweh, about Job's righteousness. Judea is a region, while Lot is a separate biblical figure.
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