Publisher's Synopsis
The book of Job can appear a simple story. A righteous man loses everything, stands firm in the face of his horrible friends, and in the end is rewarded by God for his faithfulness. But the real story is not so straightforward and holds infinitely more meaning.
Layered in the beautiful poetry of the book are complicated conversations about the nature and character of God, cries of anger over the injustice of the world, and tense fear over the perceived absence of the Lord.
Suffering and Silence is an accessible overview of the book of Job, inviting you to dive into this Old Testament masterpiece to take a real look into Job's incredible struggle, God's seemingly silent voice, and the twists and turns of a narrative which still holds incredible meaning thousands of years later.
