Dominick Hernández, an Associate Professor of Old Testament and Semitics at Biola University, dives deep into the complexities of justice in the Book of Job. He explores how Job challenges traditional beliefs about the prosperity of the wicked, using rich rhetoric and stunning imagery during his dialogues. The conversation also touches on Job's powerful rebuke of conventional views and the intriguing role of Elihu, raising questions about divine authority and theological implications. This discussion provides fresh insights into ancient wisdom and the human experience of suffering.