Sermon Tone Analysis
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Job: Intro
Title
From LXX
Reflects common name in ANE
Author
Job or Moses
Date Written
Historicity
Genre
The book of Job belongs to the literary type called “speculative wisdom"
Setting
Patriarchal time period
Theme
Topics of Interest
Structure
A. Prologue (Prose): Narrative setting the stage for what is coming.
B. Dialogue (Get shorter each time.)
C. Wisdom Interlude: The Lord is the source of wisdom.
D. Monologue
E. Epilogue (Prose)
Job: Notes
Prologue
A. The Person of Job (1:1)
1. Blameless (1:1); Perfect integrity, Feared God (1:5, 21; 2:10; 28:28; cf.
Prov.
1:7).
Not sinless but single minded focus, perfect/mature (cf.
James).
2. Buttressed by God’s vindication (1:8; 2:3)
B. The Possessions of Job (1:2)
C. The Profanity (1:5)
D. The Personal Name of God (1:6)
E. The Pantheon of God
F. The Prosecutor of/for God
The Dialogues
Cycle 1: Defending the Retribution Principle
Cycle 2: Scaring Job to Repent
Cycle 3: Accusing Job Directly
The Wisdom Interlude
The Fear of Yahweh
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