Found in the Old Testament of the Hebrew Bible, “The Book of Job” revolves around the story of Job, a virtuous man who faces a series of profound trials. Despite his unwavering faith, Job suffers an immense loss, including his wealth, health, and family. The narrative explores Job’s struggles with the concept of suffering and his quest for understanding in the face of adversity. Through dialogues with his friends and profound encounters with God, the book delves into philosophical questions about human suffering, divine justice, and the limits of human understanding.
