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The Book of Job

This commentary on the book of Job emphasizes the lessons of trust, humility, and perseverance amid suffering. Ricardo Graham highlights Job’s unwavering faith and the larger picture of God’s sovereignty, reminding readers that trials can deepen their dependence on God and lead to spiritual maturity. The book encourages believers to view suffering not merely as a burden but as an opportunity to grow in faith and understanding of God’s plan.

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BS 1415.52 G57 2016

Publisher

Ontario, Canada : Pacific Press Publishing., 2016

Collation

117 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780816360994

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BS 1415.52 G57 2016

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Subject(s)

Suffering — Religious aspects — Christianity
Faith and perseverance
Bible. Old Testament — Job — Commentaries
Divine justice

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The Book of Job by Ricardo Graham offers a thoughtful reflection on one of the most profound books of the Bible. Graham unpacks Job’s story of suffering, faith, and perseverance, presenting insights into God’s justice, human trials, and unwavering trust in divine providence. The work combines careful biblical study with practical applications for modern Christian living.

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