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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.If you don't like Job 29:17 toss it out. You still have plenty of verses were Job's pride is displayed. Take them one at a time. Job...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.William Tyndale Bible 1535. Job 29:17 I brake the chafes of the unrighteous, and plucked the spoil out of their teeth. King James Bible...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.What was it that Job said that was right, because in chapter thirty eight we are told by God that Job was without knowledge. Surely the...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.No, God is not responsible for Job's sin. Consider what was said between Satan and God. 1st Test Satan said, "But put forth your...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.If you introduce someone to a hitman and you know the hitman will want to take the person out, and you know the ending before the...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.A proud man exalts himself. Job 29:11 When the ear heard me, then it blessed me; and when the eye saw me, it gave witness to me: Job...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.It is rather hard to follow the discussion when you place so much thought in one post. Satan was God's proxy, therefore Job, Job's...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.It is Satan. You are saying Job charged God with being Satan. It has to be one way or the other. Either way, Job doesn't look good...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.The verse says Job 10:3 Is it good unto thee--that thou shouldest shine upon the counsel of the wicked? You are saying the verse does...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.You are saying Job accused God of seeking counsel from wicked men. What does that say for God? and what does that say for Job? Isn't it...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.I would like to comment on your last sentence first. No, I do not know that the evil was brought about by Satan. To deny that God was...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.Does it matter whose definition you use? Isn't it more important, that whether you use simile, or metaphor, leviathan still equates to...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.Have you not heard of implied similies? Similes are associated with poetic and imaginative writings, whereas metaphors compare two...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.I appreciate that you recognize that Satan is being alluded to in Job chapter forty one. We could call this complete chapter a...
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Ttttallison replied to the thread The book of Job.I have been rather rude and I apologize for that. I love this book as much as you love Job. We sure look at this book from completely...