Saint Job died on 25 October 1651 and was glorified as a saint shortly thereafter.
After his death, Job appeared three times in a vision to Dionysius Balaban, the Metropolitan of Kiev, and instructed him that God wanted the Metropolitan to uncover the saint's relics.

After the first two visions, Metropolitan Dionysius did not follow the order.
Only after the third, when Job threatened him with misfortune should he continue to disobey, did Dionysius see in it God’s will.
The same day, the Metropolitan departed for Pochayev and gave orders to open the grave of Job immediately.

This took place on 28 August 1659.
His body was found to be incorrupt, emitting a wonderful and heavenly fragrance.
The relics were taken to the Trinity Cathedral of the Lavra for veneration.

A second "Uncovering of the Relics" of St. Job of Pochayev took place on 28 August 1833, at which his relics were solemnly transferred to a church consecrated to his honour which had been built at the Pochayev Lavra.

Every year, on 28 August a great number of Orthodox pilgrims come to Pochayev Lavra to honour Saint Job, venerate his relics, and ask for his intercession.
Saint Job died on 25 October 1651 and was glorified as a saint shortly thereafter. After his death, Job appeared three times in a vision to Dionysius Balaban, the Metropolitan of Kiev, and instructed him that God wanted the Metropolitan to uncover the saint's relics.
After the first two visions, Metropolitan Dionysius did not follow the order. Only after the third, when Job threatened him with misfortune should he continue to disobey, did Dionysius see in it God’s will. The same day, the Metropolitan departed for Pochayev and gave orders to open the grave of Job immediately.
This took place on 28 August 1659. His body was found to be incorrupt, emitting a wonderful and heavenly fragrance. The relics were taken to the Trinity Cathedral of the Lavra for veneration.
A second "Uncovering of the Relics" of St. Job of Pochayev took place on 28 August 1833, at which his relics were solemnly transferred to a church consecrated to his honour which had been built at the Pochayev Lavra.
Every year, on 28 August a great number of Orthodox pilgrims come to Pochayev Lavra to honour Saint Job, venerate his relics, and ask for his intercession.
Job of Pochayev