Sitting with Job : selected studies on the book of Job / edited by Roy B. Zuck. [print]

Part 1. Overviews of the Book of Job The structure and purpose of the Book of Job Gregory W. Parsons Literary features of the Book of Job Gregory W. Parsons The literary genre of the Book of Job Claus Westermann The genres and message of the Book of Job John E. Hartley The language and style of Job Robert Gordis The language of the Book of Job Edouard Dhorme Literary features and the message of the Book of Job Norman C. Habel The shape and argument of the Book of Job David J. A. Clines A fresh reading of the Book of Job Philip Yancey The doctrine of God in the Book of Job R. Laird Harris The problems of suffering in the Book of Job Francis I. Andersen The meaning of the Book of Job Matitiahu Tsevat -- Part 2. Specific themes and passages in the Book of Job Mythology and the Book of Job Elmer B. Smick Another look at the mythological elements in the Book of Job Elmer B. Smick The land of Uz G. Frederick Owen A brief explanation of Job 1-3 David J. A. Clines Where Job's "comforters" went wrong Mark R. Littleton A brief explanation of Job 12-14 David J. A. Clines The arguments of Job's three friends David J. A. Clines The certainty of seeing God : a brief exposition of Job 19:23-29 Roy B. Zuck Job 19:25-29 Albert Barnes Job's discourse on God's wisdom : an exposition of Job 28 Roy B. Zuck Wisdom in the Book of Job Norman C. Habel Job's asseveration of innocence Claus Westermann The legal metaphor in Job 31 Michael Brennan Dick Job 31 Edwin M. Good The speeches of Elihu Edouard Dhorme The meaning of mispat (justice) in the Book of Job Sylvia Huberman Scholnick The theophany of Job James G. Williams Mystery and faith in Job 38:1-42:16 D. A. Carson God's revelation and Job's repentance David McKenna The design of Yahweh's speeches Norman C. Habel Poetry in the courtroom : Job 38-41 Sylvia Huberman Scholnick Job : repentant or rebellious? B. Lynne Newell.

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