“Job”, Antonio de Pereda
Job is normally presented as a story of an individual sufferer, which is all fine and dandy. But there is another way to read this book.
Job can also be read–and in fact has been read–on a nationalistic level:
Job represents the people of Judah in exile and then coming out of it.
Here are three points to ponder.
In 42:7-17, Job recei…
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