My Servant Job
Subtitle: Lessons in the School of Suffering
Publisher: Pentecostal Publishing Company
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Louisville
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 111
Description: An Excellent Book commenting on the book of Job, a much more Biblical exegesis of the Book of Job that contradicts many of the modern scholars eisegesis.  A refreshing read that corresponds with other views on Job, such as Ray Stedmans.  I would recommend any serious student of the Book of Job to read this book (if you can find it) and heed its simple Gospel message as found in the book of Job.
Table of contents: title: Satan And The Patriarch Job
pagenum: 7; title: Job Exposed To The Fury Of The Accuser
pagenum: 17; title: Satan Obtains Another Permission
pagenum: 25; title: Satan Assails Job As An Angel Of Light
pagenum: 33; title: Elihu Answers Job’s Miserable Comforters
pagenum: 41; title: Elihu The Interpreter Of God’s Dealings
pagenum: 49; title: Elihu Throws Light On The Purposes Of Suffering
pagenum: 57; title: The Results Of Divine Discipline
pagenum: 65; title: Elihu’s Final Appeal To Job
pagenum: 73; title: Why Job Was Cast Into The Furnace Of Trial
pagenum: 83; title: Jehovah Reveals Himself In The Whirlwind
pagenum: 93; title: Job’s Complete Surrender And Submission
pagenum: 103