Job | |
Tác giả: | Daniel J. Estes |
Ký hiệu tác giả: |
ES-D |
DDC: | 224.1 - Sách Gióp |
Ngôn ngữ: | Anh |
Số cuốn: | 1 |
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Welcome to the Teach the Text Commentary series | ix |
Introduction to the Teach the Text Commentary series | xi |
Abbreviations | xiii |
Introduction to job | 1 |
Job 1: adverity of a Righteous Man | 8 |
Job 2: Turning Up the Pressure | 14 |
Job 3: Job shatters the Silence | 20 |
Job 4: How Eliphaz Explains Jos’s Adversity | 26 |
Job 5: Eliphaz Thinks He Knows the Answer | 32 |
Job 6: Job’s Frustration with His Friends | 38 |
Job 7: Job’s Complaint to God | 44 |
Job 8: Bildad Has the Answer (He Thinks!) | 50 |
Job 9: Job Considers to Legal Dispute with God | 56 |
Job 10: What Job Wants to tell God | 62 |
Job 11: Zophar Rejects Job’s Complaints | 68 |
Job 12: Job Presents Evidence against the Retribution Principle | 74 |
Job 13: Job Turns to Speak to God | 80 |
Job 14: Job Tries to Hope, but Ends Up in Despair | 86 |
Job 15: Eliphaz Turns Up His Criticism of Job | 92 |
Job 16: Job feels under Attack by God | 98 |
Job 17: Job Finds No Hope in Life or in Death | 104 |
Job 18: Bidad Again Beats the Retribution Drum | 110 |
Job 19: Job’s Hope against Hope | 116 |
Job 20: Zophar’s Final Words for Job | 122 |
Job 21: Job Destroys the Friends’ Major Argument | 128 |
Job 22: Eliphaz Comdemns and Counsels Job | 134 |
Job 23: Job Feels Both Confidence and Terror | 140 |
Job 24: Job Asks Why God Allows Sin to Continue Unpunished | 146 |
Job 25: Bildad’s Final Attempt to Answer Job | 152 |
Job 26: Job Hears the Whispers of God’s Works | 158 |
Job 27: Job speaks the Whispers of God’s Works | 158 |
Job 28: But Where can Wisdom be Found? | 170 |
Job 29: Job Recalls the Good Old Days | 176 |
Job 30: From the Heights of Honor to the Depths of Humiliation | 182 |
Job 31: Job’s Final Oath of Innocence | 188 |
Job 32: Elihu Makes His Appearance | 194 |
Job 33: Elihu Urges Job to Listen | 200 |
Job 34: Elihu Argues That God Always Acts Justly | 206 |
Job 35: Elihu Describes God as Too Distant and Detached to Listen to Job | 212 |
Job 36: Elihu Points to the Corrective Benefit of Suffering | 218 |
Job 37: Elihu Finishes with a Flourish | 224 |
Job 38: Yahweh Speaks as the Master Teacher | 236 |
Job 39: Yahweh Asks Jobs about animals | 236 |
Job 40: Yahwed Direct Job’s Attetion to Behemoth | 242 |
Job 41: Yahwed Points Job to Leviathan | 248 |
Job 42: Job Comes to a Good End | 254 |
Notes | 261 |
Bibliography | 263 |
Image Credits | 265 |
Contributora | 266 |
Index | 267 |