Title

The Aftermath of Job; The Viewpoint of the Replacements

Author

Jeriann Watkins, Concordia University - Portland

Date of Award

Spring 4-1-2012

Document Type

Restricted Access Thesis

College

College of Theology, Arts, & Sciences

Department

Humanities

Degree Name

English, BA

First Advisor

Dr. Kimberly Knutsen

Abstract

This is a work of creative fiction that seeks to give light to one of the difficult questions posed by Job that is rarely addressed. This story is from the perspective of the female characters in the Book of Job, particularly the daughters. It looks at the impact the trials had on Job’s family, and how it would affect a young girl to find out that she was a replacement for another human being. This story is placed in the modern day, as Job is a book that can easily be placed in any time period.

Recommended Citation

Watkins, J. (2012). The Aftermath of Job; The Viewpoint of the Replacements (Thesis, Concordia University, St. Paul). Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.csp.edu/cup_commons_undergrad/166