The Book of Job is a phenomenal work of literature that deals with some of the most important questions regarding religion. It is the story of Job, a man who is faithful yet loses everything and wants to know how all this could happen if God is supposed to be just. His story, one that is as relevant as ever, has the potential to give us a greater understanding of the nature of God.

This rendering of The Book of Job is the version found in The King James Bible, presented in the form of a novel. It has been taken out of its conventional context as part of scripture and given the opportunity to stand independently as the towering, fundamental, contemplative piece of literature on God that it is.