“Only the Jackal Is My Friend”: On Friends and Redeemers in Job

Interpretation 31 (3):227-236 (1977)
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Trusting a friend without reservation in the face of an alien world is a major concern of the poet of Job who forces us to consider friendship as a radical option for life in an age of increased anonymity and contrived sensitivity

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