TY  - BOOK
AU  - Cotton,Bill
TI  - Will you torment a windblown leaf?: a commentary on Job 
T2  - Focus on the Bible
SN  - 1857925157
AV  - BS1415.3 .C677 2001
U1  - 223.1 
PY  - 2001///
CY  - Fearn
PB  - Christian Focus
KW  - Bible
KW  - Job
KW  - Commentaries
KW  - fast
N1  - Cover title: Job; Introduction -- Outline of Job -- Satan's violent assault on Job : Chapters 1-2 -- Job's Gethsemane : Chapter 3 -- Eliphaz' first discourse : Chapters 4-5 -- Job's reply to Eliphaz : Chapters 6-7 -- Job refuses to stop complaining : Chapter 7 -- Bildad to the attack : Chapter 8 -- Job reacts to Bildad : Chapters 9-10 -- I loathe my very life : Chapter 10 -- Zophar's angry reaction : Chapter 11 -- Your maxims are proverbs of ashes : Chapters 12-14 -- Eliphaz to the attack : Chapter 15 -- God has gone berserk! Chapters 16-17 -- The fate of Mr. Badman : Chapter 18 -- I've been wronged : Chapter 19 -- We live in an unjust world : Chapters 20-21 -- Eliphaz swipes out angrily : Chapter 22 -- The heavens are brass, but I will trust : Chapter 23 -- The earth is full of violence : Chapter 24 -- Bildad's pathetic response : Chapter 25 -- Job's reply to Bildad : Chapter 26 -- Innocence and majesty : Chapter 27 -- The search for true wisdom : Chapter 28 -- Job presents his concluding defence : Chapters 29-31 -- Now they mock me! Chapter 30 -- Job's final defence in court : Chapter 31 -- The speech of Elihu : Chapters 32-37 -- The Lord's answer to Job : Chapters 38-41 -- Job's complete recovery : Chapter 42 -- Job : our epilogue
N2  - Job is, indeed, a poetic masterpiece; one of the most original poems in the history of mankind, and it is also is one of the most dramatic illustrations in the Bible of the interrelationship of God, mankind and Satan. Bill Cotton has put together a fascinating study of the book of Job. To aid the reader he has added highlight boxes throughout the commentary that discuss basic problems and the flow of thought. - Publisher
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