St. Gregory the Great’s massive three-volume commentary on the book of Job is thought to have been started in 578, before his papacy, and finished in Rome around 595. He explicates the book in a detailed three-part structure: historical, allegorical, and moral application. Like many of his other writings, his interpretation of Job focuses on the symbolic and how those symbols relate to living a life of integrity. Modern students of the Bible continue to benefit from this Latin Father’s analysis of Job.
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