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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    You are defying logic. You can't answer whether Job was relying on his own righteousness to save him, or God's righteousness, an yet you...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Would either answer lead a person to salvation?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    What evidence do you present that Eliphaz is lying?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    It would seem that intellectual integrity is somewhat missing. Job's wife did not state that Job was maintaining his integrity. I have...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Again, you have avoided answering the question. Was it Job's own righteousness that he was depending on or was it God's righteousness...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    You avoided answering the question. Yes, Job had faith that God would save him. Job knew he didn't have the power to save himself. But...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Since you are responding to this post you could at least answer the question, was it Job's righteousness, or God's righteousness that...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    You still haven't answered the question, was Job's faith in God's righteousness, or his own righteousness?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    You state what Job said about the good things Job had accomplished. But you haven’t considered what his best friend said about him might...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    What things are you talking about?
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Look what the Septuagint/Codex Vatincanus 1209 did to Isaiah 9:6 Septuagint Isaiah 9:6 for a child is born to us, and a son is given to...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    There is missing Hebrew words in Job 9:24 in the new translations, and there is many other critical places where essential words are...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    You do know that the New English Translation of the Septuagint, by the Oxford University Press, in its foreword stated that they kept...
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    Not true.
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    tttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.
    My point in this case isn't whether they translated a word correctly, but rather what manuscript are they using. Their Hebrew words are...