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Sheffield Phoenix
Language
English
Pages
518

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Subjects
Analys och tolkning, Bible, (Buch, Criticism, interpretation, Ijob (Buch), Ijob, Bibeln, Commentaries, Bible, commentaries, o. t. poetical books

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Table of Contents

Part I: General introduction
Introduction
Job in the context of Near Eastern wisdom literature
Job in Hebrew wisdom
Date and provenance
Literary forms in the Book of Job
The composition of the Book of Job
Text and versions
The language of the Book of Job
The argument
Part II: Commentary
The prologue
Job's expostulation
Eliphaz's firs address
Job's first rejoinder to Eliphaz and his expostulation with God
Bildad's first expostulation
Job's second rejoinder
Zophar's first address
Job's statement
Eliphaz's second reply: A remonstration to Job's obstinacy in questioning the theodicy
Job's rejoinder to Eliphaz
The reply of Bildad
Job's rejoinder to Bildad
The reply of Zophar
Job's rejoinder to Zophar
Eliphaz's statement
Job's response to Eliphaz: His ardent desire for confrontation with God
Job's response to Eliphaz with two citations from wisdom poetry
The introduction of Bildad's third address
Job's final response to his friends
An independent poem on the transcendence of wisdom
Job's review of his former prosperity
Job's plant
Job's great oath of purgation
Interpolation
Elihu's first address after the prose introduction
Elihu's first statement
Elihu's second statement
Elihu's third address
Elihu's citation of a hymn of praise
Conclusion of the Elihu section: address to Job
Introduction to Job 38-41
The divine declaration
Job's submission
Wisdom poems on natural themes
The epilogue.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Sheffield
Series
The text of the Hebrew Bible -- 1, Text of the Hebrew Bible -- 1.

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Dewey Decimal Class
223.1
Library of Congress
BS1415.53 .G73 2010, BS1415.53.G73 2010

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Pagination
518 pages
Number of pages
518

ID Numbers

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OL28387992M
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bookofjob0000gray
ISBN 10
1905048025
ISBN 13
9781905048021
OCLC/WorldCat
688516834, 679918725

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