See more posts by Sabbath School Lesson The book of Job concluded with things going well for Job, who died “old and full of days.” As we all know, and know all too well, that’s not how the story ends for so many others. Even those who were faithful and honorable and virtuous didn’t always wind up in a situation such as Job’s. Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com How  did the story end for the following Bible characters?

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See more posts by Sabbath School Lesson Oftentimes children’s stories end with the line, “And they lived happily ever after.” In some languages, it’s almost a cliché. The whole idea is that whatever the drama-a kidnapped princess, a nasty wolf, an evil king-the hero and perhaps his new wife triumph in the end. Image © Providence Collection from GoodSalt.com That’s how the book of Job ends, at least at first glance. After all the trials and calamities that befell him, Job ends on what could be described only as a relatively positive note. Read Job 42:10-17 , the final verses of the entire book

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