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Book Description
- Title:
- The Book of Job: Its Origin and Purpose. Studies in Biblical Theology, Second Series 11
- Author:
- Norman Henry Snaith [1898-1982]
- Publication Year:
- 1968
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- SCM Press Ltd.
- Pages:
- 116
- Subjects:
- Job, Old Testament
- Copyright Holder:
- The Snaith Family. Reproduced by permission
Table of Contents
- The Folk-tale and the Original Book
- The Origin of the Story of Job
- The First Book of Job: 1.1-2.10; 3; 29-31; 38-39; 40.1-42.6; 42.10-16
- The First Cycle of Speeches: Chapters 3-12
- The Second Cycle of Speeches: 14:1-21.21
- The So-called Third Cycle of Speeches: 21.22-27.23
- The Wisdom Poem: Chapter 28
- The Speeches of Elihu: Chapters 32-37
- The Speeches of Elihu (continued)
- The Aims of the Author
- Appendix I. Proposed Reconstruction of chapters 24-27; 29-31
- Appendix II. The So-called Aramaisms in the Book of Job
- Index of Names
- INdex of Biblical References