(verb) To change one's beliefs, practices, and self-identity to those of a religion. (noun) One who has changed his or her beliefs, practices, and self-identity to those of a religion.
A work dating from the first century B.C.E. to the first century C.E. that describes Job’s final conversation with his family before his death. It gives both the “accuser” figure and Job’s wife greater roles than in the biblical text.