Does the book of Job resolve? If so, how? Significantly colored by postmodernism, the current conversation surrounding Job offers a fresh opportunity to chime in on these perennial questions. This book proposes and demonstrates a coherent, resolving reading of Job while also accounting for the reader’s meaningful participation. Divine-human dialogue shapes the central issues of the book and furnishes resolution that is fittingly relational. Along the way, the reader becomes invested through the filling of ‘knowledge gaps,’ primed to be confronted, alongside Job, with a crisis of decision when God’s long-awaited voice comes rushing from the whirlwind.