Crying Out for Vindication: The Gospel According to Job (Gospel According to the Old Testament)
Publisher's Description
On an ash heap outside an Ancient town, a most godly and faithful man sat in agony of body and spirit and faced those who would deny his salvation. This was not only the personal trial of the righteous sufferer. It was also a test of the integrity of the Gospel, and of the grace of God to a fallen race. As we listen to the cry of one howling on the Father’s knee, we hear also the voice of another who cried out from the cross, and we prepare to take our place in line.
Publisher's Description
On an ash heap outside an Ancient town, a most godly and faithful man sat in agony of body and spirit and faced those who would deny his salvation. This was not only the personal trial of the righteous sufferer. It was also a test of the integrity of the Gospel, and of the grace of God to a fallen race. As we listen to the cry of one howling on the Father’s knee, we hear also the voice of another who cried out from the cross, and we prepare to take our place in line.
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Publisher's Description
On an ash heap outside an Ancient town, a most godly and faithful man sat in agony of body and spirit and faced those who would deny his salvation. This was not only the personal trial of the righteous sufferer. It was also a test of the integrity of the Gospel, and of the grace of God to a fallen race. As we listen to the cry of one howling on the Father’s knee, we hear also the voice of another who cried out from the cross, and we prepare to take our place in line.
