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The problem of human suffering is indeed involved , as it has seldom been involved in any known record , but it is not the essential prob . lem . It is of instrumental concern , but not of intrinsic importance .
The problem of human suffering is indeed involved , as it has seldom been involved in any known record , but it is not the essential prob . lem . It is of instrumental concern , but not of intrinsic importance .
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THE CHIEF PROBLEM OF THE BOOK OF JOB Some scholars have regarded the attempt to reconcile human suffering with the love and justice of God as the chief problem of the book of Job . To the present author this is to miss the main message ...
THE CHIEF PROBLEM OF THE BOOK OF JOB Some scholars have regarded the attempt to reconcile human suffering with the love and justice of God as the chief problem of the book of Job . To the present author this is to miss the main message ...
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ly , God has not preserved him from ca- 18 For let not wrath stir thee up against lamity and he has not been divinely delivchastisements ; ered from his suffering , both of which Neither let the greatness of the ransom turn thee aside ...
ly , God has not preserved him from ca- 18 For let not wrath stir thee up against lamity and he has not been divinely delivchastisements ; ered from his suffering , both of which Neither let the greatness of the ransom turn thee aside ...
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General Introduction V | 3 |
Editors Preface | 179 |
The Commentary | 187 |
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The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Job-Song of Solomon Charles Webb Carter,Ralph Earle,W. Ralph Thompson Vista de fragmentos - 1968 |
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answer appears begins believer better Bible blessing bring called cause concern confidence continue David death deliver desire divine earth Eliphaz enemies evil experience expression eyes face fact faith fear fool friends give given God's hand hath heart heaven Hebrew holy hope human Israel Jehovah Job's judge judgment justice keep king land light live Lord man's meaning ment mind mouth nature never Old Testament person poor praise prayer present Proverbs psalm psalmist question reason reference righteous says seems seen sense sins Song soul speak speech spirit stand strength suffering thee Theme things thou Thou hast thought tion translated true trust truth turn understanding unto verse wicked wisdom wise worship
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Job-Song of Solomon Volumen2 de The Wesleyan Bible Commentary, Charles Webb Carter Volumen2 de The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Editorial Board: Chairman and General Editor: Charles W. Carter, Charles Webb Carter |
| Editores | Charles Webb Carter, Ralph Earle, W. Ralph Thompson |
| Editor | Eerdmans, 1968 |
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