What does the Bible say about Job and Christ?

The book of Job serves as a profound type of Christ, revealing Jesus’ qualities such as being a mediator, priest, and king. Job, described as 'perfect and upright,' parallels Christ who is truly perfect and without sin. Just as Job was chosen by God from a wicked place, Jesus, too, is chosen, illustrating the grace of God in choosing a people for Himself. The name 'Job,' which means 'hated,' reflects the Lord Jesus who was despised and rejected by men, reinforcing the connection between Job's trials and the experience of Christ.