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Job 35 · Grade 2

Look Up at the Sky

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Read the Story

Elihu told Job to look up at the sky. The sky is very high. God is higher still.

Elihu said people cry when others hurt them. But some do not ask for God. God gives songs in the night.

Elihu said God hears and knows all. He told Job to wait for God. We can wait for God too. Elihu said some true things about God, but God Himself has the final word.

Memory Verse

“Look to the skies, and see. See the skies, which are higher than you.”

Job 35:5 (WEB)

Show What You Know

Circle the right answer, or write it on the lines.

  1. Where did Elihu tell Job to look?

    SongsWait for GodUp at the sky

  2. Who is higher than the sky?

    SongsWait for GodGod

  3. What does God give in the night?

    Wait for GodSongsUp at the sky

  4. What did Elihu tell Job to do?

    Wait for GodUp at the skyYes, we can wait for God

  5. Can we wait for God too?

Word Search

Find and circle each word. Words go across and down.

VDIDNIGHTKBIRDSITIKDOYSONGSHJFHIGHERSMAKERMMELKANIMALSJHIWISERWOSCESGFYEPLBWSLJFP
  • ANIMALS
  • HIGHER
  • SKIES
  • SONGS
  • NIGHT
  • BIRDS
  • MAKER
  • WISER

Prayer

Dear God, thank You for giving songs in the night. Help me . Amen.

Take It Home

For families: talk about these together.

  • Can Job's sin hurt God?
  • What question did people fail to ask?

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