Commentary On the book of Job With Translation
Commentary On the book of Job With Translation
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7 — 20, reaches the most extreme point possible in the contention. But all the time he sees the attacks of the friends most unsparingly con- tinued, indeed, carried to a pitch of rage which can hardly be worse; and this precisely with regard to the question of the divine righteousness. But on this question, according to his present opinion, they as well as himself and the rest of the world have been so greatly mistaken, only that he alone, but jiot they, is in a position by his most personal an...d irrefutable 200 III- 2. B. — Ch. Xix.
experiences in the first instance to perceive and to confess this error, indeed, is compelled even by the past results of the discussion of his case to do this. He now stands therefore between two fires, either of which burns him more severely than the other if he comes nearer to it: injustice, the most cruel and worst conceivable, he meets with from his friends, and he believes that he likewise, and in the same highest matter, the matter of his innocence and his life, meets with it from God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 — 20, reaches the most extreme point possible in the contention. But all the time he sees the attacks of the friends most unsparingly con- tinued, indeed, carried to a pitch of rage which can hardly be worse; and this precisely with regard to the question of the divine righteousness. But on this question, according to his present opinion, they as well as himself and the rest of the world have been so greatly mistaken, only that he alone, but jiot they, is in a position by his most personal an...d irrefutable 200 III- 2. B. — Ch. Xix.
experiences in the first instance to perceive and to confess this error, indeed, is compelled even by the past results of the discussion of his case to do this. He now stands therefore between two fires, either of which burns him more severely than the other if he comes nearer to it: injustice, the most cruel and worst conceivable, he meets with from his friends, and he believes that he likewise, and in the same highest matter, the matter of his innocence and his life, meets with it from God.
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