BIBLE.

Job for Modern Man.

New York: ABS. 1971. "Because Job suffered, even though he was good and was faithful to God, this book goes beyond earlier Wisdom Literature to probe the basic questions of why the innocent suffer, and what is the relationship between man and God". Pp 89, some b/w illustrations, toning to pages. P/b, staples rusted, illustrated cover. G+.

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Book number: 25157

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COOK, DAVID.

The Man who had Everything. Job.

London: Fount. 1978. "Job had it made. He was healthy, wealthy and happy - until disaster struck. Follows his adventures and shows how we can learn from his reactions today". Pp 93. Some b/w illustrations. Page edges slightly toned. Name to fep. P/b. Spine scuffed. Illustrated cover. G+.

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Book number: 19223

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DONN, THOMAS M.

The Divine Challenge. Being a metrical paraphrase of the Book of Job in four-line stanzas of anapaestic tetrrameters in rhyme.

Inverness, Scotland: Robt. Carruthers & Sons, 1963. 1st ed. "The book aims to present the Book of Job in modern English and in verse and to render the meaning of the whole book clearer to the general reader and to promote its literary appreciation". Pp.22/120. Blue cover. VG/VG.

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Book number: 14280

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HANSON, ANTHONY AND MIRIAM.

Job. Introduction and Commentary. (Torch Bible Paperbacks).

London: SCM, 1976. 6th impression. Introduction and Commentary on the Book of Job. Pp.122. Paperback, blank label to rear, sunning to spine. G+.

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Book number: 7462

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HOWARD, DAVID M.

How Come, God? Reflections from Job about God and Puzzled Man.

London: Scripture Union. 1973. "Concerned not with the textual details but with the great themes of the Book of Job. It is not only Biblical; it is earthed in such contemporary realities as a drowning accident at a student camp which the author was leading". Pp 117, discreet inkstamp to verso front cover. P/b. Illustrated cover. G+.

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Book number: 22164

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JONES, EDGAR.

The Triumph of Job.

London: SCM, 1966. 1st.ed. "This brief study is intended to introduce the Book of Job to the general reader." Pp, 125, name to fep. P/b. G+.

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Book number: 7609

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MORROW, ORD. L.

The Puzzles of Job.

Reading: Back to the Bible Broadcast, 1965. 1st ed. "Each of Job's puzzles has a Biblical answer. Mr. Morrow thoroughly explores both the questions and the answers". Pp.123. P/b. G+.

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Book number: 28937

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STRAHAN,JAMES.

The Book of Job. (Interpreted).

Edinburgh: T & T Clark,1914. 2nd ed. "The exposition follows a searching analysis of the Massoretic Text in the light of the Ancient Versions." Pp.12/356/8(ads),owners name to half-title, owners label to verso front board. Red cloth, gilt title to spine, edges slightly rubbed. G+.

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Book number: 11406

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