First published in 1883, this book is a popular exposition of the biblical book of Job. The author, Jonathan Kelsey Burr, was a British clergyman who wrote extensively on biblical subjects. This book provides a clear and accessible analysis of the themes and theology of Job, and is an excellent resource for anyone seeking to understand this enigmatic and profound biblical book.

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