Full of Days

A Poetic Descent into the Book of Job's Agony, Questions, and Ultimate Awe

What do you do when a good God allows unbearable pain? When your world collapses and well-meaning friends offer only hollow theology?

Full of Days is a powerful, lyrical retelling of the Biblical story of Job, one of scripture's most challenging and profound books. Daniel Reynolds masterfully translates this ancient narrative of suffering, faith, and divine mystery into a series of stunning contemporary poems that speak directly to the modern soul.

Inside this collection, you will experience:

• The Cosmic Wager: Peer into the heavenly courtroom where the fate of a righteous man becomes the subject of a divine bet.
• The Ash Heap: Sit with Job in his devastation, giving voice to the raw, unvarnished anguish of loss that challenges everything he believed.
• The Failed Comfort: Listen as Job's friends-Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar-arrive with their brittle doctrines, offering formulas where only mystery will do.
• The Whirlwind: Stand breathless before the terrifying and magnificent presence of God, who answers Job's "why?" not with an explanation, but with a breathtaking tour of creation's wonders.
• Transformed Hope: Witness a restoration that is not about mere reversal, but about a hard-won, deeper understanding of a God whose ways are higher than our own.