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Tzava’at Iyov — Chapter 27

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1

The Adversary came forth and cried before Iyov.

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2

“See, Iyov, I yield to you. You are flesh, and I am a ruach, yet you have resisted me.”

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3

He compared himself to a wrestler who had thrown an opponent down and broken his body, only to hear the fallen opponent declare victory.

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4

“You lie beneath disease,” he said, “yet I am the one defeated.”

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5

The Adversary withdrew in shame.

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6

Iyov turned to his children at the deathbed: “Therefore keep a steadfast heart when evil comes upon you. Endurance is greater than the blow.”

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