Chapter 32 through Chapter 35 As soon as the three friends finally stop badgering Job, a whippersnapper named Elihu arrives to replace them. A know-it-all twerp of the D. Kyle Sampson variety, Elihu ...

Harold S. Kushner is a rare bird: a popular religious writer set apart by his humility and lack of proselytizing. This rabbi’s long list of best-selling books, including his 1981 hit “When Bad Things ...

`The Book of Job' attempts an answer to the problem of evil. Evil has been designated as the atheist fact. God created all that is, and by common experience, there is evil. `the book of job' attempts ...

The Book of Job is the closest thing in Hebrew to a Greek tragedy. A perfectly innocent man—one “who feared God and turned away from evil”—is visited by a series of calamities. He loses his ...

It is the classic story of bad things happening to someone trying to do good. Like the Old Testament tale that befell the tragic biblical figure of Job; students and staff at the federally funded ...

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