A job for a 16-year-old?

Does anyone besides me find Gen.46:13, this Job(grandson of Jacob), to fit with the book of Job?

• Does anyone besides me find Gen.46:13, this Job and the grandson of Jacob, to fit with the book of Job years 2293, at 2298 to year 2433? Jacob age 130, Gen.47:9,11, placed in Egypt by Joseph with all the family, Gen.46:27, year 2298, Job age 5, at age, can go near Esau, Gen.36:8, Lam.4:21, at Uz to reside, but after Joseph dies, Satan's wrath will be aimed at the tribes either by him or world leaders that are compared to him, as those in Egypt, Moses is born in bondage, 65 years after Joseph dies. Jobs friend, Job 4:1, Eliphaz. Son of Esau, Gen.36:11,12, Eliphaz and his son Temah. Jacob and Esau are twins, born yr 2168, Jacob died year 2315. At death of Joseph, year 2368, all other sons of Jacob are still alive, Levi for 18 years. The only Job in the bible lived yr 2293, of Gen.47:9,11,46:27; to age 5, year 2298, age 75, year 2368 when Joseph dies, age 2370 at Job 2:1-6, he lives in Uz, by Esau/Edom, Gen.36:8; Lam.4:21; son of Esau(Eliphaz) is his friend, Job 4:1; Flood was year 1656, Job is after flood, Job 22:15,16; rain(Gen.2:5,6)is after flood, Job 5:10; 28:25,26. Joseph dies 712 yrs after flood, Job dies 777 yrs after. Jacob lived to be age 147, Gen.47:28. Year 2315. Job died age 140, 42:16; after Jacob. Year 2433. Space known, Job 9:9. Job is after the 2083 covenant to Abraham, he knows he has a redeemer, Job 19:23-26. Eliphaz the son of Esau and Job are old, Job 15:1,2,10,24, these are aware of kings, Gen.36:1-43. The Lord talked with Job 38:4-7; All is well, Job 42:9,10.

• Answer:

  I couldn't follow your timeline very well, but you've certainly put some effort into it. I noticed the other Job a couple of years ago, and I also wondered if it could be the same one. The biggest problem I can see right off is the spelling of the names. The one in Genesis is spelled yud, vav, vet (Strong's #3102) and pronounced Yov. The one with the book by and/or about him is spelled alef, yud, vav, vet (Strong's #347) and should be pronounced E-yov. I wouldn't bet that they weren't the same person, but I also wouldn't bet that they were. .