Job and the Mystery of Suffering: Spiritual Reflections
by Richard Rohr
Book, 1996, 189 pp
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The ancient story of Job that grapples with the question of why there is suffering in the world even for those who lead a good and upright life has challenged, perplexed and comforted readers for millennia. Here Rohr shares his understanding of the book, both in its historical setting and as a most important message for today.
The book speaks most strongly to those whose own world has fallen apart, but in its essence, it is a call to each reader to let go of old certitudes and goals and to place faith and trust radically in God alone.
The book speaks most strongly to those whose own world has fallen apart, but in its essence, it is a call to each reader to let go of old certitudes and goals and to place faith and trust radically in God alone.
Type | |
Genre | Bible Commentary |
Expression | General Writing/Recording |
Topic | Book of Job |
Audience | Adults |
Language | English |
Publisher | The Crossroad Publishing Company |
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