Job: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary

Mona P Bias
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Job: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary

Mona P Bias
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312 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Apr 30, 2024
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 312
  • Publisher: Langham Partnership International
  • ISBN: 9781839739590
  • Dimensions: 6.0" W x 0.65" L x 9.0" H

A brilliant work that integrates an extensive literature review, personal studies, and Asian cultural insights not only gives us a glimpse into how God fulfils his eternal purposes in our life but also how he enables us to have integrity in pain, endurance in suffering, confidence in his actions, and hope in his ultimate victory over all evil.

Bekele Shanko

Campus Crusade for Christ International

Written for the Asia Bible Commentary Series, Mona Bias's commentary on the ancient book of Job is destined to take its place as one of the leading evangelical commentaries available today to the church. Building on her earlier translation work of Job, this commentary draws on the best of contemporary scholarship to give us a superbly balanced resource of rich commentary blended with practical insights for life, particularly regarding the human struggle with pain and suffering.

J. Paul Tanner

The Arab Center for Biblical Studies

The gravitas of suffering finds its clear sense in the book of Job. The simple yet forceful elucidation of Dr. Bias rendered in this tender commentary provides the reader with a necessary comforting balm in embracing the ironic blessing of pain.

Russell Diwa

Biblical Community Church, Texas, USA

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