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The Gospel According to Job: An Honest Look at Pain and Doubt from the Life of One Who Lost Everything
$18.99
This is simply the best commentary on Job ever written. Mason portrays religiosity as the villian, as shows how suffering is the key to understanding, not just the book of Job, but the very gospel itself. Mason's underlining concept is simply this: when you are forsaken by both God and man, then you find Christ in all His glorious beauty. Mason shows that being forsaken by God is the most crushing pain imaginable, and often our Christian brothers and sisters are often the culprits in trying to alleviate our suffering. The highest compliment you can give a teacher of Scripture is that they are a theologian of the cross. Mason shows how Job, by his pain, was one. "The cross," said Martin Luther, "is the safest of all places. Blessed in the man who understands this." Blessed are those who read this book and find their comfort under the beauty of Christ on the cross, the Ultimate Forsaken One.

Job: A Man of Heroic Endurance (Great Lives from God's Word Series, Vol. 7)
$22.99
This is one book I would recommend to anyone who is going through some tough times and wondering where is God. This book gave me great hope to know that God is still in control of our lives.

The Italian Job (Special Collector's Edition)
$12.98
I love this movie! I did not find anything wrong with this movie at all I could watch it over and over again without getting bored thank god for making markie mark! I love left ear `'the real napster `' I love this movie! It's definitely a must watch movie!

The Book of Job
$12.99
I truly enjoyed this translation. I'm not a Hebrew scholar, so I can't compare it to the original, but it had the "feel" of other ancient Near Eastern literature, e.g. The Epic of Gilgamesh. I also very much enjoyed his introduction, which gave me a new perspective on the work. I recommend it! It's a fascinating stand-alone read.