The Book of Job: Why Do the Innocent Suffer? - Classic Bible Series - Na Na - Livros - Palgrave USA - 9780312221072 - 4 de setembro de 1999
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The Book of Job: Why Do the Innocent Suffer? - Classic Bible Series 1999 edition

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Job is probably one of the best-known and most touching characters from the Bible. The Book of Job is the first great work of ancient literature to explore in depth the problem of undeserved suffering. This volume combines the text of the Book of Job with essays that show why the trials of Job still resonate so powerfully today.


Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Biographical Note: Lawerence Boadt is a scholar of Biblical literature living in the U. K. Alice Thomas Ellis' books include "Fairy Tale "(1998) and "Serpent on the Rock: A Personal View of Christianity (1995)."Table of Contents: Acknowledgments * Foreword--Alice Thomas Ellis * Introduction * What is a Wisdom Book? * The International World of Wisdom * The Book of Job * Job in Literature * Characters and Quotations * The Book of Job * Prologue: Satan's Challenge * The First Cycle of Speeches * The Second Cycle of Speeches * The Third Cycle of Speeches * The Speeches of Elihu * The Speeches of Yahweh * Epilogue: Job's Reward * Index of Primary Sources Review Citations:

Publishers Weekly 07/26/1999 pg. 82 (EAN 9780312221072, Paperback)

Contributor Bio:  Boadt, Lawrence Lawrence Boadt, CSP, is president and publisher of Paulist Press.

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 4 de setembro de 1999
ISBN13 9780312221072
Editoras Palgrave USA
Gênero Theometrics > Academic - Religious Orientation > Christian
Páginas 110
Dimensões 140 × 216 × 11 mm   ·   127 g

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