The Commentary of Abraham ibn Ezra on the Book of Job

The Commentary of Abraham ibn Ezra on the Book of JobThe book of Job was among the most popular books of study for Jewish scholars in the Middle Ages. Abraham ibn Ezra (1089 1164), born in Muslim Spain, composed his commentaries while living in Christian Europe. By writing in Hebrew, rather than Arabic, he also transmitted the intellectual life of the Jews of the Muslim world to new audiences.

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