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Introduction to Job From the New American Bible Job From the NIV Bible: author, date, language and text, setting and perspective, theological theme and message, literary form and structure, and outline Job iTanakh's collection of links, courtesy of R. Christopher Heard of Milligan College Iyov - Chapter 1 The complete text of Job along with the commentary by the 11th-century rabbi Rashi The Book of Job By Fr. William Most The Commentary of St. Thomas Aquinas on the Book of Job Translated by Fr. Brian Mullady, O.P. The Faith of Job and the Recovery of Christian Atheism By Frederiek Depoortere in Expositions, 2010 What Sort of Friends? A New Proposal Regarding (M)y)pr and (M)ylp+ in Job 13,4 By Christopher Hays in Biblica, 2009 The Book of Job and the Role of Uncertainty in Religion and Law By Steven Goldberg, address at the Georgetown University Law Center, February 2009 Bpotos A Favourite Word of Homer in the Septuagint Version of Job By Evangelia G Dafni, University of Essen – Duisburg and Pretoria, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2007 Emancipation from the Whirlwind: Piety and Rebellion among Jewish-American Post-Holocaust and Christian Liberation Readings of Job By David C. Tollerton in Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations, 2007 Putting God on Trial: The Biblical Book of Job. A Literary, Legal and Philosophical Study The complete text of the book by Robert Sutherland, a Senior Fellow at the Mortimer J. Adler Centre for the Study of the Great Ideas, 2006 The Core Story in the Prologue-Epilogue of the Book of Job By Aron Pinker in Journal of Hebrew Scriptures, 2006 Gift Theory and the Book of Job By Wing-Chi Ki in Theological Studies, December 2006 Gift Theory and the Book of Job By Wing-Chi Ki in Theological Studies, December 2006 Job and the Tsunami By Charles Hill in Compass: A Review of Topical Theology, Autumn 2005 The Social Context of the Book of Job By Leon A Roper, University of Pretoria, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2005 "Suffering Job": Scriptural Reasoning and the Problem of Evil By William Wesley Elkins, Drew University, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, July 2004 Job, Debate, and the Shaping of Lives By Susannah Ticciati, University of Cambridge, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, 2004 Reasoning with Violent Scripture: With a Little Help From Job By Edward Kessler, University of Cambridge, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, 2004 The Goodness of Job's Bad Arguments By Nicholas Adams, University of Edinburgh, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, 2004 Affliction, Patience and Prayer: Reading Job (P) in the Qur'an By Isra Umeyye Yazicioglu, University of Virginia, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning, 2004 The Tale of Two Tragedies: The Book of Job and HIV/AIDS in Africa By Peet van Dyk in Bulletin for Old Testament Studies in Africa, May 2004 Job and Jeremiah: Understanding the Divine Moral Order through Lament and Response By Nicholas May, Journal of Biblical Studies, 2003 The Unreliable Narrator of Job By James W. Watts, pp. 168–180 in The Whirlwind: Essays on Job, Hermeneutics, and Theology in Honor of Jane Morse, 2001 Mrs. Job Reevaluates Her God By Mary Crocker Cook, 2000 Job's Advocate: A Tempting Suggestion By Michael D. Oblath in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1999 The Meaning of the Book of Job By Alviero Niccacci, O.F.M. of the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum in Jerusalem, 1998 The Literary and Theological Function of Job's Wife in the Book of Job By Victor Sasson in Biblica, 1998 The Book of Job and the Fear of God By Lindsay Wilson, Lecturer in Old Testament, Ridley College, Melbourne, in Tyndale Bulletin, 1995 A Fragment of an Unstudied Column of 11 QtgJob: A Preliminary Report By Bruce Zuckerman, University of Southern California, in collaboration with Stephen A. Reed, Africa University, in the newsletter of the Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon, Summer 1993 The Promise of Technology versus God's Promise in Job By David Strong in Theology Today, 1991 Job Considered as a Conversion Account By Jon Alexander in Spirituality Today, 1990 Beyond Chapter and Verse: Job: The Aids Victim By Bernard Maruani in SIDIC Periodical, 1990 Job: Second Thoughts in the Land of Uz By Thomas G. Long in Theology Today, 1988 Why, God? A Tale of Two Sufferers By Burton Z. Cooper, Theology Today, 1986 Reflections on Job's Question By Santiago Sia in Spirituality Today, 1985 Qoheleth and Job: Diverse Responses to the Enigma of Evil By Rosemary Dewey, R.S.C.J., in Spirituality Today, 1985 Mythology and the Book of Job By Elmer B. Smick, Ph.D., in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, Spring 1970 The Wisdom Literature of the Bible: The Book of Job (Part 1) By F. F. Bruce in The Bible Student, 1952 The Wisdom Literature of the Bible: The Book of Job (Part 2) By F. F. Bruce in The Bible Student, 1952 The Book of Job By the Executive Committee of the Editorial Board M. Seligsohn, Emil G. Hirsch and Carl Siegfried, The Jewish Encyclopedia, 1910 Job By Emil G. Hirsch, M. Seligsohn, Solomon Schechter and Carl Siegfried, The Jewish Encyclopedia, 1910 Job By Joseph Hontheim in The Catholic Encyclopedia. 1910 Job 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Introduction The Second Lesson: Satan's Request The Third Lesson: The Trial The Fourth Lecture: Job's Submission Job 2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Satan tries Job in his Flesh The Second Lesson: Job Humbled Job 3------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job Curses His Life Second Lesson: Job Would Rest in Peace with the Dead Third Lesson: Like The Unhappy Job 4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas First Lesson: On The Impatience of Job The Second Lesson: Job and His Family Justly Punished The Third Lesson: the Nocturnal Vision of Eliphaz Job 5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Who is the 'Hungry' in Job 5,5a? By Aron Pinker, Hiphil, 2007 Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Only the Blameworthy are Punished The Second Lesson: Providence Governs the World The Third Lesson God will pardon Job if he recognizes his Sin Job 6------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson Job is Wounded by God and Desires not to Exist The Second Lesson: Job Feels Betrayed by his Friends Job 7------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Life is Combat and Drudgery The Second Lesson: The Pains of Life The Third Lesson: Job Laments his Terrible Destiny The Fourth Lesson: The Prayer of Job Job 8------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God is Just The Second Lesson: God's Justice is Traditional Doctrine Job 9------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God is Almighty The Second Lesson: God is Infinitely Wise The Third Lesson: Job Cannot Struggle against God The Fourth Lesson: The Cruel Lot of the Just and the Wicked Job 10------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job Returns to Himself: The Creator does not deny His Creature The Second Lesson: Is Job Blameworthy? The Third Lesson: Job Desires a Respite Job 11------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Infinite Grandeur of God The Second Lesson: The Great Infinity of God Job 12------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God Aids the Humble The Second Lesson: God rules Everything Job 13------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Perversity of the Friends of Job The Second Lesson: Job asks God what Grievances He has against Him Job 14------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Wonder about Divine Care The Second Lesson: The Hope for Another Life The Third Lesson: The Strength of the Tree and the Weakness of Man The Fourth Lesson: Waiting for Darkness and Hope of Resurrection The Fifth Lesson: One cannot return from Sheol Job 15------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job's Pride and Presumption The Second Lesson: Divine Punishment is Inevitable The Third Lesson: The Unhappy Finish of the Wicked Job 16------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Job, Hopeful or Hopeless? The Significance of xx in Job 16:19 and Job's Changing Conceptions of Death By David Kummerow in Journal of Hebrew Scriptures, 2005 Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job again describes his Trials The Second Lesson: The Promises of His Friends are Vain Job 17------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job call on God The Second Lesson: Job Ridicules his Friends Job 18------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Response of Baldath The Second Lesson: The Pains of the Sinner Job 19------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Job 19:25 and Job 23:10 Revisited: An Exegetical Note By David C. Deuel, The Master's Seminary Journal Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: A New Description of his Misfortune The Second Lesson: Job's Great Profession of Faith: His Redeemer Lives Job 20------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Success of the Sinner is Short-lived The Second Lesson: The Punishment of the Wicked Job 21------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Prosperity of the Wicked is a Fact The Second Lesson: Job Strengthens his Opinion Job 22------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job is Presumptuous The Second Lesson: The Justice of God Triumphs Job 23------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: Job Appeals to the Judgment of God Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 24------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: The Reconciliation of Evil with the Power and the Wisdom of God Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 25------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Short Answer of Baldath Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 26------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Last Response of Job Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 27------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: The Prosperity of Evildoers is not against Divine Providence Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 28------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Wisdom is not in a Determined Place The Second Lesson: Where Wisdom is Found Job 29------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: The Happy Days of Job Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 30------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: His Present Distress Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 31------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: Job is Chaste, Just and Good The Second Lesson: Job concludes his Defense Job 32------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: Introductory Remarks Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 33------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: What Job should Confess The Second Lesson: God teaches Men in many Ways Job 34------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God is Just to the Individual The Second Lesson: God punishes the People Job 35------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lesson: Man's Deeds are not Indifferent to God Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 36------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The True Meaning of the Sufferings of Job The Second Lesson: Hymn to the Almighty Job 37------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: The Wisdom of the Almighty The Second Lesson: Eliud Completes his Praise of God Job 38------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: What Can Man Understand? The Second Lesson: God's Marvels on Earth, in the Sea and the Air The Third Lesson: The Marvels of the Animal Kingdom Job 39------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The So-called Ostrich in the God Speeches of the Book of Job (Job 39,13-18) By Arthur Walker-Jones in Biblica, 2005 The Lesson: The Marvels of the Animal Kingdom Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas Job 40------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God Strengthens Job in his Weakness The Second Lesson: Behemoth or the Elephant as a Metaphor for the Devil The Third Lesson: Leviathan as a Metaphor for the Devil Job 41------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas The First Lesson: God can not be Reproached The Second Lesson: How Satan acts in Sinners Job 42------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Job's Intercession: Antidote to Divine Folly By P. Guillaume and M. Schunck, Biblica, 2007 Job's Repentance Commentary by St. Thomas Aquinas |