Episode on Job 29–31
Join us as Edward L. Greenstein (Bar Ilan University) guides us through Job’s final discourse in Job 29–31. We discuss a number of things, including: Job’s commitment to doing justice (and implicit accusation against for not doing likewise), his oath of innocence, and the passage’s connection to other biblical texts and the role those connections play in translation.
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This week we are giving away a copy of Ed Greenstein’s book (thanks to Yale University Press):
Job: A New Translation. Yale University Press, 2019.
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Other relevant work by Edward Greenstein
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* “When your principles are at stake, take inspiration from Job.” Psyche. 7 July 2021.
This Week’s Blurbs
In this episode, Ed Greenstein recommends:
* reading the book of Job!
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