Job 1 English Standard Version (ESV)

1 There is a man named Job in our country, who is rude and upright, afraid of God and far from evil. 2 He gave birth to seven sons and three daughters. 3 He has 7,000 sheep, 3,000 camels, 500 cattle, 50 women, and many servants. So this man is the greatest in the eastern part. 4 His son had a feast at everyone's house, so they sent three sisters to eat and drink together. 5 When the day of the festival passes, Job will send them and give them to them, and he will rise in the morning and offer sacrificed offerings according to their number. Job said, "It may be that my child cursed God in my heart and cursed." So Job kept on with it.

6 One day the sons of God faced the LORD, and Satan came upon them. 7 The Lord said to Satan, "Where are you from?" Satan answered the Lord and said, "I walk around and back from the ground." 8 The Lord told Satan. 9 Then Satan answered the Lord, "Job is afraid of God for no reason.10 Do you have it? You bless the work with his hands and his property Increased in this land. 11. But spreading your hand to touch all his things, he cursed. 12 The Lord said to Satan, "Behold, in your hands Everything is in your hands, you can extend your hands. " Satan went out from the LORD.

13 One day, his children were eating and drinking at his brother's house, 14 Messenger came to Job and said, "Cows are cultivating and donkeys are eating next to them. [c] I escaped and said to you, "16 When he said, another one came and said," The fire of God came down from heaven and burned the sheep and me. "17 When the story was told, another person said, "The Chaldeans organized three gangs, attacked the camel, caught and used it. When he was still talking, another person came and said "Your children are drinking and drinking at their brother's house, and 19 saw a strong wind blowing, the wilderness attacking the four corners of the house, which on top of the young people Fell, they are already dead, I ran away alone to tell you. "

20 Job woke up, tore his robe, shaved his head, fell to the ground and worshiped. 21 He said, "Please make me naked from the uterus of my mother, I will be naked, The LORD is given to you, the Lord has been robbed, the name of the Lord has been blessed" .

English Standard Edition (ESV) opens Ecclesiastes 11: 8 with "so" combination, but to be honest it is difficult to see how this translation is accomplished. I think that the Hebrew combination is an ordinary union representing the basis of something and that Section 8 gives the reason why evangelism chapter 11: 7 is true. The same Hebrew structure was found at 4: 9-10, and the ESV translated the text accordingly. One statement is as follows. "Two people are better than one because their labor is fully rewarded." One reason now provides a condition. I suggest that we should read the Bible 11: 7-8 in this way: "The light is sweet and it is fun to see the sun. If a man had lived for many years Do not forget that there are lots of dark days. "

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