Job 42 (Job’s Response and Epilogue) with Carol Newsom
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Job 38–41 (The Divine Speeches) with William P. Brown
listen Subscribe Donate Dr. William P. Brown (Columbia Theological Seminary) guides us through the wonders of the divine speeches in Job. We discuss a number of things, including: the speeches’ anti-creational move from order
Job 32–37 (Elihu) with Dominick Hernández
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Works by Dominick Hernández This post contains affiliate links Illustrated Job in Hebrew. GlossaHouse, 2020. Proverbs: Pathways to Wisdom. Abingdon, 2020. This Episode’s Blurbs Dominick Hernández recommends: Greenstein, Edward. Job:
Job 29–31 (Job’s Final Discourse) with Edward Greenstein
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Works by Edward Greenstein This post contains affiliate links Job: A New Translation. Yale University Press, 2019. “When your principles are at stake, take inspiration from Job.” Psyche. 7 July
Job 28 (The Wisdom Poem) with Scott Jones
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Work by Scott Jones This post contains affiliate links Rumors of Wisdom: Job 28 as Poetry. Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 398. De Gruyter, 2009. “Job.” In The Oxford
Job 9, 16, 19 (Job’s "Redeemer") with Brennan Breed
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Work by Brennan Breed This post contains affiliate links Nomadic Text: A Theory of Biblical Reception History. Indiana University Press, 2014. “Reading Job as a Kierkegaardian Text: The Incarnation of
Job 6–7 (Job’s Complaints) with Tremper Longman
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Works by Tremper Longman This post contains affiliate links Job. Baker Commentary on the Old Testament Wisdom and Psalms. Baker Academic, 2012. The Fear of the Lord is Wisdom: A
Job 4–5, 11 (Job’s Friends) with Patricia Vesely
listen Subscribe Donate This Episode’s Blurbs Patricia Vesely recommends: Samuel Balentine, Ecce Homo: Behold the Man. Ethical Imperatives of the Lenten Journey Makoto Fujimura, Art and Faith: A Theology of Making. Other Books Mentioned
Job 3 (Job’s Birthday Curse) with Jeff Leonard
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Works by Jeff Leonard This post contains affiliate links Creation Rediscovered: Finding New Meaning in an Ancient Story, Hendrickson, 2020. This Episode’s Blurbs Jeff Leonard recommends: Samuel Balentine, Have You
Job 1–2 (The "Prologue") with Brent Strawn
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Books by Brent Strawn The Old Testament is Dying: A Diagnosis and Recommended Treatment. Baker Academic, 2017. This Episode’s Blurb Brent Strawn blurbs about horse mats. Yes, that’s right—horse mats:
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