After his trials, how was Job rewarded by God?

• A. He was given a new city
• B. He was restored to his former wealth only
• C. He gained many enemies
• D. He received twice as many possessions and as many children as before

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that faithfulness through suffering leads to God’s blessing and restoration. After Job’s trials, God blessed him far beyond what he had at the start. His wealth was doubled—twice as many animals as before—showing a complete restoration of his property. At the same time, his family was restored in full: he had seven sons and three daughters, the same number as before, not more. So the reward is described as twice as many possessions and the same number of children as before, emphasizing both generous restoration and enduring family blessing. The other options don’t fit the biblical record—he didn’t receive a new city, wealth alone isn’t the full scope of the blessing, and gaining enemies isn’t portrayed as a reward from God.