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Strona xxxii
In the last debate Eliphaz , the leader of the rest , proceeds to the open
accusation of heavy crimes against the sufferer with an admonition to repent and
to convert himself to God . Job , after repeated declarations of his innocence and
vain ...
In the last debate Eliphaz , the leader of the rest , proceeds to the open
accusation of heavy crimes against the sufferer with an admonition to repent and
to convert himself to God . Job , after repeated declarations of his innocence and
vain ...
Strona 11
Eliphaz is made to refer to the older people “ to whom alone was given the land .
" It is very much the same as if one professing to give a dramatic picture of the
Pilgrim Fathers , and striving to krep every thing in harmony with that early time ...
Eliphaz is made to refer to the older people “ to whom alone was given the land .
" It is very much the same as if one professing to give a dramatic picture of the
Pilgrim Fathers , and striving to krep every thing in harmony with that early time ...
Strona 30
Yet still the opening language of Eliphaz is that of a true friend — a pious friend
who wished to sooth the sufferer , and yet mildly rebuke his violently complaining
spirit . Together with astonishment and compassion , it manifests a tender ...
Yet still the opening language of Eliphaz is that of a true friend — a pious friend
who wished to sooth the sufferer , and yet mildly rebuke his violently complaining
spirit . Together with astonishment and compassion , it manifests a tender ...
Strona 31
It furnishes the key to the train of thought , or the view Eliphaz took of Job's state
of mind , as complaining of God , because men manifestly wicked had lived and
died more free from pain than himself . Though the language be dark , and full of
...
It furnishes the key to the train of thought , or the view Eliphaz took of Job's state
of mind , as complaining of God , because men manifestly wicked had lived and
died more free from pain than himself . Though the language be dark , and full of
...
Strona 32
To correct this murmuring jealousy , Eliphaz insists upon what his own
experience had taught him to the contrary : “ I have myself seen the wicked taking
root , but soon I cursed his habitation ” ( his seemingly undisturbed stability ) . I
have seen ...
To correct this murmuring jealousy , Eliphaz insists upon what his own
experience had taught him to the contrary : “ I have myself seen the wicked taking
root , but soon I cursed his habitation ” ( his seemingly undisturbed stability ) . I
have seen ...
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according answer appears become called cause chap chapter character clause close comes comp Compare connection darkness death Delitzsch denotes described Dillmann discourse divine earth Elihu Eliphaz especially evidently evil Ewald expression eyes fact favor fear feeling friends given gives God's hand heart heaven Hebrew hence hope human idea Job's Kings language latter less light literally living look meaning mentioned mind nature object passage poem poetic poetry present question reason reference regard remarks rendering represented respect seems sense shows simply soul speak speech spirit stand strong suffering suggested taken thee things thou thought tion translation true truth turned verb vers verse whole wicked wisdom words xxxviii