Why do the righteous suffer while the wicked prosper? How does God’s sovereignty shape our afflictions? And how does Job’s ancient story illuminate the path from suffering to glory?
In The Book of Job: Suffering unto Glory, James J. Cassidy offers a profound exploration of one of Scripture’s most challenging books. Through careful examination of Job’s trials, his friends’ misguided counsel, and God’s ultimate response, Cassidy reveals how this timeless narrative speaks to believers’ deepest questions about faith, suffering, and divine wisdom.
Drawing on many years of pastoral and scholarly insight, Cassidy demonstrates how Job’s story transcends mere human endurance to become a prophetic window into God’s redemptive plan. By situating Job within Scripture’s grand narrative, this accessible study illuminates how righteous suffering points us to Christ and the promise of resurrection glory.
This comprehensive guide serves pastors seeking to counsel those in trials, students pursuing deeper biblical understanding, and believers longing for genuine comfort in Christ amidst their suffering. Whether you teach Scripture, minister to others, or simply desire to grasp Job’s enduring relevance, Cassidy’s work offers fresh theological insight into this challenging portion of God’s Word.
99 pages.
Book of Job, The: Suffering unto Glory (Redemptive-Historical Bible Studies) is in the following collections:
