The Book of Job tackles the challenging and age-old question: Why do bad things happen to good people? It tells the story of the righteous Job, who faces immense suffering and loss, only to realize that God's justice is beyond human understanding. Through accepting his trials, Job gains a deeper sense of faith and self. While opinions vary on the historical period of Job's life, one viewpoint suggests he lived during the time of those who returned from the Babylonian exile to the Land of Israel. This may symbolize the resilience and renewed faith of the Jewish people in rebuilding themselves and their relationship with God after a period of suffering and displacement.

The Israel Bible Book of Job includes the Hebrew text of the Bible alongside an easy-to-understand English translation, with special commentary highlighting the connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel. It also offers English transliteration of selected Hebrew names and verses, making it easier for readers to learn and understand Biblical Hebrew. Included with almost every lesson are high-quality color images that bring the Bible to life.