That's a more intricate book for a beginner to start out with, but that'd certainly also help him to understand God's will better once he has the basic understanding of concepts like covenants, God's justice, and so on.
@n9wiff The Book of Job is an Old Testament book that tells the story of the life of a righteous man named Job (the "o" in his name is pronounced like in the word "row") who maintained his faith in The Lord and persevered through the despair and suffering he felt even after Satan struck him with terrible tragedies in life. It also reminds us that, as humans, since we are in God's universe, He sets the rules and wills things to happen, even if those things, like the tragedies Job faced, aren't what we'd think would carry on God's eventual plan to return and rid the world of sin, as God's logic can sometimes transcend the feeble, human logic that our minds can comprehend.
