14 - Through the Painful Plunge of LossJob 1:11. Job’s Prosperity Before the Loss (Job 1:1–5)• His Faith — Job 1:1• His Family — Job 1:5• His Fortune — Job 1:3Job 31:24• His Fellowship — Job 2:11, 132. Job’s Plunge Into Loss (Job 1:6–12)• Satan’s Access — Job 1:6; 1 Peter 5:8• Satan’s Accusation — Job 1:8–11• Satan’s Accountability — Job 1:12• God holds the leash. Satan is a leashed lion. Job 2:63. Job’s Pain Through the Loss (Job 1:13–19)• He Lost His Possessions — Job 1:14–15• He Lost His Prosperity — Job 1:16• He Lost His Precious Children — Job 1:18–19• He Lost His Physical Health — Job 2:7–8• He Lost His Personal Reputation — Job 4:7• He Lost Much of His Fellowship — Job 19:144. Job’s Posture in the Loss (Job 1:20–22)• How Did Job Handle His Adversity?• He Released His Grief — Job 1:20; 1 Thessalonians 4:13• He Responded With Worship — Job 1:20• He Remembered God’s Ownership — Job 1:21; 1 Timothy 6:7• He Refused to Accuse God — Job 1:22Job 23:8–10; Isaiah 50:105. Job’s Perspective Through the LossThree Magnificent Statements of Faith• “I Will Trust Him.” — Job 13:15• “I Will See Him.” — Job 19:25–26; John 11:25 • “I Will Come Forth.” — Job 23:106. Job’s Provision Beyond the LossJob 42:5Revelation 21:41 Thessalonians 4:145 Practical Ways to Walk Through Loss• Give Yourself Permission to GrieveEcclesiastes 3:4; Psalm 56:8• Guard Your Heart Against BitternessJob 1:22• Give Thanks for What God GaveJob 1:21• Grab Hold of What Cannot Be LostHebrews 13:5; Hebrews 11:3• Give Your Future Back to GodPsalm 30:5