This collection features some of the best commentaries, studies, sermons, and lectures on Job from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It includes over 4,500 pages of interpretation, outlines, historical context, and practical application—perfect for your sermon preparation, personal Bible study, or academic work. Countless biblical scholars have labored to capture the vivid metaphors and sophisticated poetry of the original Hebrew. This collection includes original translations, some of which are set to rhyme and meter. The many versions and copious textual notes provide the tools you need to get a better sense of any passage’s meaning. Plus, this collection includes authors utilizing a variety of methods from across the theological spectrum, making your study thorough and well-rounded.

In this version of Job based on the King James Version, A. H. Mumford restores the poetry of the original by setting the words to rhyme and meter. To prevent distraction, the text is unencumbered by verse numbering and textual notes. An introduction and appendixes provide background and translational notes for those who wish to deepen their study.