The Structure and Message of the Book of Job
Andrew E Steinmann
Vetus Testamentum 46 (1996): 85–100
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Warren Zev Harvey, “Questions on the Book of Job,” Religious Studies, vol. 59, Special Issue 1: Evil and Suffering in the World (December 2023): S17-S16
Warren Zev Harvey
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Book Review: I. Biblical Studies: Job and the Excess of Evil
Claude Mariottini
Review & Expositor, 2003
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Retribution or Reality: A Short Theological Introduction to the Book of Job
Michael S . Moore
2023
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Making Job's God Our God: Reflections on the Speeches of God in the Book of Job
Timothy M. Willis
Leaven, 2012
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From Sorrow to Submission: Overlapping Narrative in Job's Journey from 2:8 to 2:10
Michael Cernucan
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The Book of Job
Andrew Perry
Job, 2019
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THE BOOK OF JOB EXAMINED : HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Lewis Brown
2024
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Job’s Fifth Friend: An Ethical Critique of the Book of Job
David Clines
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The problem of god in the book of Job
Hector Scerri
In Joyful and Serene Service of his Lord's Word. In Memory of Rev Dr Joseph Calleja, 2002
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The God of Job
Leonard Mare
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Logic of/in Tragedy: Levin's Adaptation of the Book of Job
Freddie Rokem
Modern Drama
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"God's Answer and Job's Response." Biblica 94 (2013), 1-23
Michael V. V Fox
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Exegetical Difficulty and the Question of Theodicy in the Book of Job
Eric N Ortlund
JESOT, 2021
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Fleming, Daniel E. “Job: The Tale of Patient Faith and the Book of God's Dilemma.” Vetus Testamentum (VT) 44 (1994): 468–82.
Daniel Fleming
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An Exegetical Approach to Job 2:1-10
Mark Foudy
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Does the book of Job provide a satisfactory answer to the problem of human suffering?
Michael R J Topple
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Why has Deuteronomic theology infiltrated the epilogue of Job?| The double allusion to a Deuteronomic motif in Job 42| 10--11
Amanda R Morrow
2012
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The Book of Job: When Bad Things Happened to a Good Person. By Harold S. Kushner. Jewish Encounters. Schocken: New York, 2012. xi +202 pp. Hdbk. $16.63
Song-Mi (Suzie) Park
Horizons in Biblical Theology, 2013
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God's answer to Job
Wesley Morriston
Religious studies, 1996
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DETERMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOD AND MAN IN THE BOOK OF JOB
marc louis anjelo bolos
DON BOSCO CENTER OF STUDIES An Affiliate of the Salesian Pontifical University – Rome , 2022
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A brief exposition on the notions of Human Suffering, Theodicy and Theocracy in the Book of Job
Humphreys Zgambo
Pharos Journal of Theology, 2022
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Job and the Court of Heaven - Robert Henderson blunder by Pepo Toledo
Pepo Toledo
Job and the Court of Heaven, 2021
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A blemished perfection: The book of Job in Context
Michael Harbin
1996
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“The Trials of Job: Relitigating Job’s ‘Good Case’ in Christian Interpretation.” Scottish Journal of Theology 66 (2013): 174–91.
Will Kynes
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Filling in the Gaps: 'Faithful' Readings of the Book of Job
Jessie Rogers
PIBA (Proceedings of the Irish Biblical Association) 33-34, 2011
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On Job: God-talk and the suffering of the innocent
Gustavo Gutiérrez
1987
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Did Job live “happily ever after”? Suspicion and naïvety in Job 42:7-17
Suzanna Millar
Journal of Theological Interpretation
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The Suffering Servant of Isaiah and the Suffering of Job
Andrew Perry
2019
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John H. Walton, Job (NIVAC, Zondervan, 2012) in Bulletin for Biblical Research 23/3 (2013): 421-423.
Sung Jin Park
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The Developing Narrative of the Life of Job: The Implications of Some Shared Elements of the Book of Tobit and the Testament of Job
Jonathan Trotter
Catholic Biblical Quarterly 77 (2015): 449-66
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The Book of Job: Navigating between the Two Jobs from the Perspective of Ritual
Lawrence Pang
2010
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THE MYSTERY OF HUMAN SUFFERING; A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE BOOK OF JOB VIS-À-VIS THE CONCEPT OF SUFFERING AMONG THE BAGANDA A Long Essay Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology
Edrine Kyakonye
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The Book of Job as an Apologetic Parallel to The Babylonian Theodicy
Carole Telman
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Character Formed in the Crucible: Job's Relationship with God and Joban Character Ethics
Daniel Timmer
Journal of Theological Interpretation
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