How does Job's suffering relate to Christ's suffering?

The suffering experienced by Job serves as a powerful type pointing to Christ's own suffering. Like Job, Christ was forsaken and faced immense pain as He bore our sins on the cross. Job's cry for pity amidst his trials reflects the abandonment Christ felt when He was judged for our iniquities (Isaiah 53:5). Job's faith in his Redeemer despite despair parallels the hope that Christ exhibited, knowing His suffering would accomplish the salvation of His people. Both figures illustrate that suffering, though painful, can reveal the depths of faith and the promise of redemption that lies ahead.