From the Old Testament Library commentary series.
From the preface: "The task of writing a commentary on a classic work like Job is a daunting and humbling experience. No exegete can gain complete mastery of a text which is so complex and unclear at many points...Every critic makes a selection of method, materials to be covered, and scholars to be cited...First, we have weighed the research of recent scholars to ascertain the most significant findings for a literary and theological study of the text...Second, a major focus of the commentary is on the literary features exhibited in the book of Job...Third, this commentary treats the book of Job as a literary totality.

586 pages, Paperback