The Bible Book of Job
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Description
Book Introduction
"The book that made me love the Book of Job."
"A Book That Enables You to Preach the Book of Job"
"A book that shows what true wisdom is."
"A book that brings comfort to those in pain."
"This book will help readers appreciate the book of Job's inclusion in the Bible."
The second story in the Bible series, a Bible translation project launched by Professor Song Min-won, author of the sensational books "What is Wisdom?", "The Bible Ecclesiastes", and "Time in Hebrew."
The Book of Job, which has been repeatedly praised by countless writers and philosophers, and the struggle of a Hebrew Bible scholar who dedicated his life to correctly understanding his song, and the result, The Bible Book of Job.
This book shows, in a most succinct and beautiful way, the transition from the geocentric theory, which everyone thought was correct, to the heliocentric theory, which no one had ever thought of.
Readers of this book will lose all the questions and doubts they had about the Book of Job, and will no longer call it a "difficult book to understand."
"A Book That Enables You to Preach the Book of Job"
"A book that shows what true wisdom is."
"A book that brings comfort to those in pain."
"This book will help readers appreciate the book of Job's inclusion in the Bible."
The second story in the Bible series, a Bible translation project launched by Professor Song Min-won, author of the sensational books "What is Wisdom?", "The Bible Ecclesiastes", and "Time in Hebrew."
The Book of Job, which has been repeatedly praised by countless writers and philosophers, and the struggle of a Hebrew Bible scholar who dedicated his life to correctly understanding his song, and the result, The Bible Book of Job.
This book shows, in a most succinct and beautiful way, the transition from the geocentric theory, which everyone thought was correct, to the heliocentric theory, which no one had ever thought of.
Readers of this book will lose all the questions and doubts they had about the Book of Job, and will no longer call it a "difficult book to understand."
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index
Abbreviation Table / 11
Introduction: The Book of Job—Wisdom for Those Who Have Lost or Are Seeking the Answer / 13
The Bible Book of Job
Job 1:1-12 / 37
Job 1:13-22 / 47
Job 2 / 59
Job 3 / 71
Job 4 / 83
Job 5 / 93
Job 6 / 105
Job 7 / 117
Job 8 / 129
Job 9:1-16 / 139
Job 9:17-35 / 149
Job 10 / 161
Job 11 / 173
Job 12 / 183
Job 13:1-19 / 195
Job 13:20-14:22 / 205
Job 15:1-16 / 217
Job 15:17-35 / 227
Job 16:1-17 / 237
Job 16:18-17:16 / 247
Job 18 / 259
Job 19 / 269
Job 20 / 281
Job 21:1-16 / 293
Job 21:17-34 / 303
Job 22 / 313
Job 23 / 325
Job 24 / 335
Job 25-26 / 347
Job 27 / 357
Job 28 / 367
Job 29 / 379
Job 30:1-15 / 391
Job 30:16-31 / 401
Job 31:1-23 / 411
Job 31:24-40 / 421
Job 32 / 431
Job 33 / 441
Job 34:1-30 / 453
Job 34:31-35:16 / 465
Job 36:1-25 / 477
Job 36:26-37:24 / 489
Job 38:1-18 / 503
Job 38:19-38 / 513
Job 38:39-39:30 / 523
Job 40 / 535
Job 41 / 545
Job 42 / 557
Going Out: Splitting One in Two / 571
Acknowledgments / 581
Lecture on the Original Text of the Book of Job: "Job: Suffering and Mystery, Patience and Comfort" / 583
Bible Verse Index / 585
Introduction: The Book of Job—Wisdom for Those Who Have Lost or Are Seeking the Answer / 13
The Bible Book of Job
Job 1:1-12 / 37
Job 1:13-22 / 47
Job 2 / 59
Job 3 / 71
Job 4 / 83
Job 5 / 93
Job 6 / 105
Job 7 / 117
Job 8 / 129
Job 9:1-16 / 139
Job 9:17-35 / 149
Job 10 / 161
Job 11 / 173
Job 12 / 183
Job 13:1-19 / 195
Job 13:20-14:22 / 205
Job 15:1-16 / 217
Job 15:17-35 / 227
Job 16:1-17 / 237
Job 16:18-17:16 / 247
Job 18 / 259
Job 19 / 269
Job 20 / 281
Job 21:1-16 / 293
Job 21:17-34 / 303
Job 22 / 313
Job 23 / 325
Job 24 / 335
Job 25-26 / 347
Job 27 / 357
Job 28 / 367
Job 29 / 379
Job 30:1-15 / 391
Job 30:16-31 / 401
Job 31:1-23 / 411
Job 31:24-40 / 421
Job 32 / 431
Job 33 / 441
Job 34:1-30 / 453
Job 34:31-35:16 / 465
Job 36:1-25 / 477
Job 36:26-37:24 / 489
Job 38:1-18 / 503
Job 38:19-38 / 513
Job 38:39-39:30 / 523
Job 40 / 535
Job 41 / 545
Job 42 / 557
Going Out: Splitting One in Two / 571
Acknowledgments / 581
Lecture on the Original Text of the Book of Job: "Job: Suffering and Mystery, Patience and Comfort" / 583
Bible Verse Index / 585
Into the book
"After reading the Book of Job, all kinds of questions come to mind.
What caused the once good and obedient Job to turn into a venomous, caustic man? Wasn't Satan right when he said that if he inflicted extreme suffering, he would curse God? If Job repented, what did he do wrong? God in the Book of Job says his friends were wrong, but if he repented and was blessed again, doesn't that mean they were right? Is the Book of Job teaching that the existence of injustice and evil is not God's fault but Satan's? Does the story of a rich man who becomes poor for a while and then becomes even richer truly reflect the reality of the suffering we experience?
--- p.14
"They say Job was not patient.
The point is that it is impossible to understand the concept of 'patience' in Job, who was so arrogant that he lashed out at God, asking, "Why did you make me suffer by being born like this? Why are you tormenting me like this when I have done nothing wrong?"
On the one hand, I find the bold assertion that James's understanding of the Book of Job is wrong astonishing.
It is even more surprising that this 'blasphemous remark' is accepted without much resistance."
What caused the once good and obedient Job to turn into a venomous, caustic man? Wasn't Satan right when he said that if he inflicted extreme suffering, he would curse God? If Job repented, what did he do wrong? God in the Book of Job says his friends were wrong, but if he repented and was blessed again, doesn't that mean they were right? Is the Book of Job teaching that the existence of injustice and evil is not God's fault but Satan's? Does the story of a rich man who becomes poor for a while and then becomes even richer truly reflect the reality of the suffering we experience?
--- p.14
"They say Job was not patient.
The point is that it is impossible to understand the concept of 'patience' in Job, who was so arrogant that he lashed out at God, asking, "Why did you make me suffer by being born like this? Why are you tormenting me like this when I have done nothing wrong?"
On the one hand, I find the bold assertion that James's understanding of the Book of Job is wrong astonishing.
It is even more surprising that this 'blasphemous remark' is accepted without much resistance."
--- p.571
Publisher's Review
The Bible Project
The Bible Project is a project that publishes the "The Bible" Bible translation and the "Bible Insight" Bible commentary series.
Biblical scholars who have studied theology and linguistics in depth within the context of the ancient Near East and Hellenism/Judaism lay the foundation for biblical translation and commentary, while professional writers refine the sentences to be simple and beautiful while preserving the original meaning.
Through this, the goal is to help Christians of this age understand the true meaning of the words that God, who revealed Himself within the language and cultural context of ancient society, gives to them.
The Bible series
"The Bible" is a Korean translation of the Bible that allows you to get closer to God's Word through a deep understanding of the original language of the Bible, allowing you to understand it more deeply and experience it more vividly.
It serves to help church communities revisit the familiar Bible they have been using with a new and fresh perspective.
It is a Bible before the Bible that guides new believers into the world of the Bible by expressing it in easy language, a Bible next to the Bible that helps them understand the existing Bible when reading it, and a Bible after the Bible that provides information on the language, culture, and history that serve as the background of the Bible.
The Bible Insight Series
"The Bible Insight" is a series of Bible commentaries that provides insight (perspective and inspiration) to those who approach the Bible, while also helping them see the deep essence (in) of God's Word.
Although it is a commentary by experts in the original language and biblical background, it is not an academic commentary.
By providing a broad perspective on the Bible and a method for reading it, it serves as a valuable guide for pastors preparing sermons and church communities studying the Bible, leading them into the deep world of the Bible.
The Bible Project is a project that publishes the "The Bible" Bible translation and the "Bible Insight" Bible commentary series.
Biblical scholars who have studied theology and linguistics in depth within the context of the ancient Near East and Hellenism/Judaism lay the foundation for biblical translation and commentary, while professional writers refine the sentences to be simple and beautiful while preserving the original meaning.
Through this, the goal is to help Christians of this age understand the true meaning of the words that God, who revealed Himself within the language and cultural context of ancient society, gives to them.
The Bible series
"The Bible" is a Korean translation of the Bible that allows you to get closer to God's Word through a deep understanding of the original language of the Bible, allowing you to understand it more deeply and experience it more vividly.
It serves to help church communities revisit the familiar Bible they have been using with a new and fresh perspective.
It is a Bible before the Bible that guides new believers into the world of the Bible by expressing it in easy language, a Bible next to the Bible that helps them understand the existing Bible when reading it, and a Bible after the Bible that provides information on the language, culture, and history that serve as the background of the Bible.
The Bible Insight Series
"The Bible Insight" is a series of Bible commentaries that provides insight (perspective and inspiration) to those who approach the Bible, while also helping them see the deep essence (in) of God's Word.
Although it is a commentary by experts in the original language and biblical background, it is not an academic commentary.
By providing a broad perspective on the Bible and a method for reading it, it serves as a valuable guide for pastors preparing sermons and church communities studying the Bible, leading them into the deep world of the Bible.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 15, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 608 pages | 140*206*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791193155783
- ISBN10: 1193155789
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