We Who Wrestle with God: Interpretations of Biblical Stories is a landmark work by Jordan B. Peterson, the internationally bestselling author of 12 Rules for Life and Beyond Order. Published in 2024 by Portfolio/Penguin, this hardcover book offers Peterson's deep psychological and archetypal analysis of the foundational stories of the Bible.

Drawing on Jungian psychology, philosophy, and decades of university lecturing, Peterson explores the ancient narratives of Genesis and beyond — including Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Abraham, Noah, and Moses — as timeless maps of human experience. He argues that these stories encode profound truths about suffering, responsibility, courage, and the individual's relationship with the divine.

The book examines why these ancient tales have endured for millennia and what they reveal about the structure of human consciousness, the nature of good and evil, and the psychological journey toward meaning. Peterson connects the biblical wrestling match between Jacob and God to humanity's broader struggle with existence, morality, and transcendence.

Ideal for readers interested in psychology, religion, philosophy, and mythology, this is a thought-provoking guide to understanding Western civilization's most influential texts through a modern psychological lens.