In Job 3, after responding with simple expressions of faith in God, Job exquisitely expresses his agony, his suffering, his turmoil with language and imagery that pierces to the heart of the matter. I
In Job 1, we see how Job’s piety precedes his prosperity. Satan is undeterred in his accusations against Job, since, in his opinion, the loss of wealth is nothing compared to the loss of health. What
Job 1 is crucial for rightly reading the rest of the book of Job well. In particular, the first twelve verses lay out the off-stage drama that drives much of the dialogue in this wisdom book. It is go
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