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Jerusalem Post/Magazine/Books

The cry of ‘Why?’

Through a study of the Book of Job, Rabbi Harold S. Kushner revisits the theme of why bad things happen to good people, providing a fresh approach and drawing a new conclusion.

Job painting 370
Job painting 370
(photo credit: wikimedia commons)
ByLIAT COLLINS
MAY 9, 2013 12:54
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