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Christopher Ash

Christopher Ash is writer-in-residence at Tyndale House, Cambridge, and a former pastor and director of the Cornhill Training Course in London. He has written several books and commentaries on Job and the Psalms, including Trusting God in the Darkness.

Let the Youth Speak: A Case for Righteous Elihu

Let the Youth Speak

A Case for Righteous Elihu

When it comes to interpreting Job’s true friend, full consideration of his context reveals Elihu might be more righteous than many suppose.

‘According to My Righteousness’: Do the Psalms Teach Justification by Works?

‘According to My Righteousness’

Do the Psalms Teach Justification by Works?

The language of “my righteousness” in the Psalms can sound startling to Christians today. How should we understand who “the righteous” are?

How to Pray the Psalms

How to Pray the Psalms

If we want our prayers to be shaped by the word of God, we cannot do better than to make the Psalms a central part of our prayer lives.

Lost in the Land of Uz: How to Read the Book of Job

Lost in the Land of Uz

How to Read the Book of Job

How many of us seem to understand the beginning and end of Job but get lost in the middle? How do we interpret dialogues riddled with subtle errors?

Who Causes Your Suffering? The Sovereignty of God and Reality of Evil

Who Causes Your Suffering?

The Sovereignty of God and Reality of Evil

If God is absolutely sovereign over all things, does that mean that he causes the suffering we experience? Or does he just sovereignly allow it to happen?

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