The answer is: Offer a sacrifice for each child

Job 1:5

In the Book of Job, we find Job as a symbol of unwavering faith and devotion, even amidst unimaginable suffering. Each morning, after his sons would hold feasts, Job would wake up early—promptly and intentionally—to offer sacrifices for each of his children. It’s a striking image: Dad rising with the sunrise, determined to protect his kids spiritually despite their unfathomable wealth and abundance.

Speaking of his methods, Job wasn't just throwing in a casual prayer. He was meticulously offering burnt offerings, traditional sacrifices that were a way of communicating with God, often to atone for sins—whether those sins were conscious or unconscious. Job's actions indicate a deep concern for each child's spiritual welfare, showing us that he was not merely a man of incredible wealth but also one rich in faith and responsibility.

This morning ritual illustrates an ancient Jewish custom where the patriarch of the family interceded on behalf of their loved ones—something echoed in many religious traditions where communal or familial prayers are held for the benefit of one another. Interestingly, it wasn’t just a one-off act; Job did this continually, which stresses the importance of parental guidance and spiritual care reinforced throughout the ages.

Furthermore, Job’s proactive nature can serve as a reminder. It conveys love through diligent actions, leading us to ponder the spiritual care we might extend in our own relationships. Job's example shows us how routine and intention can weave prayers and actions together in daily life.