The Remarkable Record of Job

This is an incredible book! Made such an impact in my life! Really put things in perspective. The book of Job is not necessarily a book to teach us of suffering and patience as much as its true purpose is to teach us of the Majesty of our Great God and Creator. We used this as a study in our small group which my husband was teaching. Only one lady in our group said she had a difficult time getting into the book but stuck with it and was so glad she did cause it had such a proufound impact. All the other members of our group likewise were similarly impacted In-depth study that you will not regret. This book can be read by an individual or used in a group setting. The reason we used it in our group was because I had read it myself and was so impressed that I just had to share its message. Wonderful book that will draw you into a deeper relationship with the one true God.

I believe this is the most biblical and accurate framework for understanding the book of Job. Everyone comes to the text with presuppositions. This interpretation lets the text speak for itself and doesn’t read into the Bible long ages or evolution. Morris says that if the problem of suffering is the point of the book of Job, God never gives the answer. Many great pastors and theologians miss the mark here, but Morris nailed it.

This book is interesting, intelligent, and insightful. Dr. Morris' education comes out in a very pleasing manner, and a very understandable one. Dr. Morris does not embrace the popular view that the book of Job was written to teach us how to suffer and why God allows it. His argument is very persuasive. This became a source of conversation and debate for me and my friends. Dr. Morris pretty much goes through the book chronologically, which works well. It ended up being like a supplementary devotion for me to read it, and so interesting and exciting! It was never a burden to read. I had certainly read the book of Job before and heard some teaching on it. However, this was deeper, better, more focused and applicable. Highly recommended.

This is a must read for any Christian. I was blown away by how much I learned about the book of Job even down to the main truth from the book. The author did an excellent job. I was compelled to go over and over each chapter to make sure I retained the truths there.

The book of Job is confusing to many who have studied it. This book offers a little more understanding.

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The author pointed out many things that I was aware of but also many that I wasn't. He used the Scriptures with proficiency.good historic references.

Many diligent years of Bible study under the guidance and by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and indwelling Holy Spirit, Henry Morris shares with the love of a teacher for his students, in the love of a saint for the Saints, a passionate study in a often misunderstood book of the Bible. Concise and lovingly laid out with a s dentists precision it reflects the awe the redeemed have for our Creator God. Personally the Lord has led me to embark on a joint study of both James and job which I think will be fascinating and interesting. Praise the Lord for the Morris family and His work in their lives.

Interesting and thought provoking

a good clean book

Das Buch Hiob war bislang für mich wohl das schwierigste in der Bibel. Der Autor hat es aber von einem für mich überraschenden Standpunkt beleuchtet. Alle Fragen sind nicht beantwortet, sonst wären der Autor ind ich wie Gott, aber ein Paar Siegel sind aufgebrochen - ein beruhigendes Gefühl. Sehr empfehlenswert. The book of Job was probably the most difficult in the Bible for me so far. But the author has illuminated it from a point of view that is surprising to me. All the questions are not answered, otherwise the author and I would be like God, but a couple of seals have been broken - a reassuring feeling. Highly recommended.

arrived in reasonable time. good value for $$$

Have read Henry M Morris' Genesis Record which is excellent. This is a fairly interesting read of the Job account. Takes the view that Job was a literal person. As I do. Quick and easy read but a little dry in places.