The Book of Job (from the Translation Prepared at Cambridge in 1611 For King James 1) [Heritage Press]

by Arthur Szyk

Other authorsMary Ellen Chase (Introduction)
Hardcover, 1946

Status

Available

Call number

223.1

Publication

NY. Heritage Press. 1946. (1946), Edition: Illustrated, Hardcover, 148 pages

Description

Experience all the power, poetry, and passion of one of the Bibles most moving stories as God and Satan contest for the soul of a good and faithful mana man whose faith is about to be tested in ways most of us can scarcely imagine. This full cast recording makes the languageand the emotionsof this great text accessible in a completely new way.

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Physical description

148 p.; 10.7 inches

ISBN

1131432517 / 9781131432519

Local notes

Relates the story of Job, in Jewish tradition is the son of Uz, who was the son of Nahor, the brother of Abraham. It tells of his trials at the hands of God, his theological discussions with friends on the origins and nature of his suffering, his challenge to God, and finally a response from God. The book comprises a didactic poem set in a prose frame, asking the question "why do the righteous suffer?"
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