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Westminster John Knox Press Job, Interpretation Commentary
A literary examination of the Book of Job within the context of Israel's religious history and the broader framework of the universal human condition. Approaching the character of Job from such a perspective enables Janzen to expound on the mystery of good and evil, the experiential suffering of humanity, and more. 273 pages, hardcover from Westminster John Knox.
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Date:April 14, 2007
Irving Muller
This is the best commentary on Job I've read. I took an intensive on Job this semester and this book by far was the best one I read for a paper I had to do. I read most of the other major ones. Some were even longer but none had the insight that Janzen brought to the table. He was deep and yet easy to understand. If you're looking for commentaries on Job, put this on the top of your list.
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