One day, the sons of God came to the LORD. Satan also came with them. God mentioned that Job was blameless, upright, and the one who turned from evil. Satan asked God to test Job's faith and loyalty by destroying whatever Job had, and said to God that Job would curse Him if he lost everything. God gave Satan the permission to test Job.

Thus, one day, a messenger came to Job saying that the Sabe'ans took the oxen that were plowing and the Asses feeding besides them away, and killed the servants. Then came another messenger saying that sheep and servants were burnt in a fire. Another messenger came saying that Chalde'ans raided the camels and killed the servants. And, finally, another messenger came with the message that his sons and daughters who had been eating and drinking in their eldest brother's house were dead because the house had collapsed due to great wind. Even after this destruction, Job fell upon th

God accepted Job's prayer. God restored the fortunes of Job, and gave Job twice as much as he had before. The LORD blessed his later days more than his beginning. He got back his children. After this, Job lived a hundred and forty years and saw four generations. Job died an old man, and full of days.

Job was afflicted with loathsome sores all over his body. He took a potsherd to scrape off the pus from his body and applied ashes to the sores. Job's wife can not see his suffering. She asks Job to curse God, and die. He said to his wife that she was foolish to say that because if God can give good then God can also give evil.

Eli'phaz then says to Job that he has supported them who were in trouble, and now when it comes to himself, Job is losing his patience. Eli'phaz tells Job that innocent people are not punished. Eli'phaz thinks that Job may have sinned, and so he tells Job that one suffers because of ones deeds. He also says that God does not trust His servants and charges the good people with errors. Job says that if God grants him a desire then he will ask God to take his life. Job asks Eli'phaz to tell how he has made any mistake. Then Bildad says to Job that his children died because they may have sinned. He tells Job to pray to God and that if Job is pure and upright, then God will surely reward him. Job replies that he cannot summon God, and even if he does, he will not have words to answer God. But, Job thinks that God criticizes him. Job says that he was now not

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