From Reformation to Reformation

HOLY FATHERS: Ambrose, Bede, Catena Græca, Didymus,[1] Gregory, Hilary,[2] Jerome, Origen, Philip the Presbyter,[3] Olympiadorus’...

The Parts of the book are: I. The history of the patience of Job, Chapters 1-31, in which are: 1. Dialogue I: between God and Satan: ...

12. The parts of the book are two: I. The history of the afflictions, or of the temptations and patience, of Job (Job 1-31). II. The...

11. The age of life, or the years of the life, of Job. Inquiry is also made concerning the age of the life of Job. It is evident from...

10. The era of Job is search out. It is proven that he is more ancient than Moses. Moreover, in what age Job rose to prominence, is...

9. The book was composed in meter, but in one unknown to us. That the book was constrained by meter, from Job 3:3 to Job 42:6, the...

8. The argument and scope of the book. Saint James sets forth the argument, scope, and use of the book, James 5:10, 11, ὑπόδειγμα λάβετε...

7. Whether the writer of the book was Job? Whether it was first written in Arabic? Whether it was written or translated by Moses? It...

6. He was neither Jobab, nor the King of the Idumeans. Those that think Job to be the same as Jobab make him the King of Idumea. Thus a...

4. His native country Uz is Arabia Deserta or Ausitis. A threefold Uz is mentioned in the Sacred Books. Job was born of the posterity...

3. אִיּוֹב/Job appears to denoteἐράσμιον/amiable. Why was he called Jobab by the ancients Concerning the origin of the name...

2. The truth of the history of Job asserted against the ancient Hebrews. Concerning this Job and the book of Job, thus the Hebrews in...

1. Among the Poetic Books, Job obtains the first place. We proceed to the Psalms or Poetic Books. Among them אִיּוֹב/Job, or the...

Among the Poetic Books, Job obtains the first place, 1. The truth of the history of Job asserted against the ancient Hebrews, 2. ...