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Cover\nPraise for the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nProject Research Team\nContents\nPublisher’s Note Regarding This Digital Edition\nGeneral Introduction\nA Guide to Using This Commentary\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction to Job\nJob\n The Holiness, Fatherly Love and Wealth of Job Job 1:1-5\n Satan Obtains Leave to Tempt Job Job 1:6-19\n Job Blesses God in his Affliction Job 1:20-22\n Satan Is Allowed to Inflict Sores on Job Job 2:1-8\n Job’s Friends Come to Console him Job 2:9-13\n Job Curses the Day of his Birth Job 3:1-12\n Job Invokes the Rest of Death Job 3:13-26\n Eliphaz Exhorts Job to be Patient Job 4:1-11\n Eliphaz Relates His Vision and the Words That He Heard Job 4:12-21\n The Fool Incurs Disaster Job 5:1-7\n In Distress We Must Seek God Job 5:8-16\n Happiness After God’s Correction Job 5:17-27\n Job Justifies the Bitterness of His Complaints Job 6:1-7\n Job Wishes for Death Job 6:8-14\n Job’s Disappointment Over his Friends Job 6:15-30\n Job’s Reflections Upon Human Life Job 7:1-10\n Job Appeals to God for Deliverance Job 7:11-21\n Bildad Demonstrates That God Is Just Job 8:1-7\n The Experience of Former Generations Proves That the Godless Shall Perish Job 8:8-22\n Job Is Helpless Before God’s Power Job 9:1-13\n Does Job Doubt God’s Justice? Job 9:14-35\n Job Wonders What Is God’s Purpose in Afflicting Him Job 10:1-17\n Prayer for a Brief Respite Before Death Job 10:18-22\n Only God Can Clearly See Human Sins Job 11:1-12\n The Blessing of Repentance Job 11:13-20\n Job’s Ironic Remarks on His Friends’ Wisdom Job 12:1-6\n Job Recognizes God’s Omnipotence and Reflects on His Justice Job 12:7-25\n Job Criticizes the Words of His Friends Job 13:1-12\n Job Pleads with God to Know His Sins Job 13:13-28\n Human Life Is Frail and Short Job 14:1-6\n Is There Life After Death? Job 14:7-22\n Eliphaz Accuses Job of Impiety Job 15:1-16\n The Anguish of the Wicked Job 15:17-35\n Job Reproves His Friends for Their Unmerciful Attitudes Job 16:1-6\n In His Distress Job Asserts His Innocence Job 16:7-22\n Job Sees His Humiliation Job 17:1-16\n Bildad Reproaches Job for His Conceit Job 18:1-4\n Afflictions Overtake the Wicked Job 18:5-21\n Job’s Affliction Before God and Humankind Job 19:1-22\n Job’s Hope in God the Redeemer Job 19:23-29\n Zophar Explains That God’s Justice Never Fails Job 20:1-29\n Job Considers the Prosperity of the Wicked Job 21:1-16\n The Wicked Often Remain Unpunished in This World Job 21:17-34\n God Punishes Only in the Name of Justice Job 22:1-20\n Eliphaz Exhorts Job to Agree with God Job 22:21-30\n Job Seeks God’s Justice Job 23:1-7\n Job Follows God’s Path in His Afflictions Job 23:8-17\n Violence and Iniquity Prevail on Earth Job 24:1-25\n How Can a Mortal Be Righteous Before God? Job 25:1-6\n Job Scorns Bildad’s Words but Recognizes God’s Greatness Job 26:1-14\n Job Confirms His Absolute Sincerity Job 27:1-7\n Job Declares His Abhorrence of Wickedness Job 27:8-23\n Human Beings Have Knowledge of Natural Things Job 28:1-11\n Wisdom Belongs to God Job 28:12-28\n Job Recalls His Former Prosperity Job 29:1-25\n Now Honor Is Turned into Humiliation Job 30:1-13\n Job’s Present Afflictions Job 30:14-31\n Job Declares That His Conduct Is Blameless Job 31:1-40\n Elihu’s Speech About Wisdom Job 32:1-14\n Elihu’s Zeal to Speak Job 32:15-22\n Elihu Invites Job Not to Contend with God Job 33:1-13\n God Calls Mortals to Repentance in Different Ways Job 33:14-33\n God the Almighty Never Acts Unjustly Job 34:1-30\n Job’s Criticism Is Due to Ignorance Job 34:31-37\n It Is Wrong to Say That Righteousness Is Unavailing Job 35:1-8\n Many Are Not Heard Because of Their Infidelity Job 35:9-16\n God’s Just Designs in Human Affliction Job 36:1-21\n God’s Greatness and Infinite Wisdom Job 36:22-33\n The Effects of God’s Voice on Nature Job 37:1-13\n Job Is Invited to Learn From Nature Job 37:14-24\n God Intervenes and Shows How Job Is Ignorant Job 38:1-41\n Further Demonstrations of Job’s Ignorance Job 39:1-30\n God Invites Job to Show His Power Job 40:1-14\n The Behemoth Job 40:15-24\n God’s Power Rules the Leviathan and All Creatures Job 41:1-34\n Job Repents Before God Job 42:1-6\n God Rebukes Job’s Friends Job 42:7-10\n Job Is Finally Rehabilitated Job 42:11-17\nAppendix: Early Christian Writers and the Documents Cited\nBiographical Sketches & Short Descriptions of Select Anonymous Works\nTimeline of Writers of the Patristic Period\nBibliography of Works in Original Languages\nBibliography of Works in English Translation\nAuthor/Writings Index\nSubject Index\nScripture Index\nAbout the Editors\nAncient Christian Commentary on Scripture\nMore Titles from InterVarsity Press