Allegory, Philosophy and Mystery in the Book of Job The Book of Job offers the most sublime poetic statement about the deepest struggles with justice, suffering and human existence. This series analyzes this biblical book as interpreted over the course of centuries from the Talmudic sages, to the medieval philosophic tradition to modern writers in order bring forth the eternal relevance of this composition to our own contemporary challenges.
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