Fellowship With Christ’s Suffering: A Critical and Orthodox Interpretation of the Book of Job
Patrick Craig Truglia, in delving through every extant textual tradition of the Book of Job provides a novel, but surprisingly traditional, analysis which brings to light how God's purpose for human suffering is salvific, bringing one into closer communion with Christ. Instead of slavishly following previous commentaries, Fellowship With Christ's Suffering uses both Sacred Tradition and textual criticism to discover new depths of meaning, bringing to light the Orthodox soteriology and Triadology previously unappreciated in the Old Testament. Combining modern textual analysis with a Patristically-styled typological exegesis, this bold fusion of new and old provides a path forward for future Biblical commentators, reviving the exegetical methodology of Saints Jerome, Chrysostom, and Augustine.
429 pages
English edition · First published 2024 by Independently published · ISBN 9798326399212
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