Consider My Servant Job
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Kendal Brian Hunter offers a two-part Latter-day Saint study of the book of Job. Part I explores overarching themes—why the righteous suffer, the logic behind Job's friends' errors, and the reality of the Atonement—including a chapter applying Job's lessons to September 11, 2001. Part II is a chapter-by-chapter commentary on all 42 chapters of Job. Weaving in Joseph Smith's teachings, latter-day scripture, and even Shakespeare, Hunter argues that Job is 'another testament of Jesus Christ' and a book of hope for anyone in pain.
- Reframes Job from a book about suffering into a testament of Christ's Atonement
- Answers the perennial question: why do good people suffer?
- Applies Job's ancient lessons directly to modern tragedy including 9/11
- Uses logic, Shakespeare, and LDS revelation to unlock a notoriously difficult book
Perfect for a Latter-day Saint who is suffering, or who wants a doctrinally grounded, Christ-centered study of the book of Job.
Product Details
- Author
- Kendal Hunter
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 202
- Dimensions
- 6x9 in
- Interior
- Black and White
- Weight
- 12.4 oz
- ISBN
- 9781555177522
- SKU
- 77522
- Imprint
- CFI
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