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Tzava’at Iyov — Chapter 33

Work ID: 6a9dc48568010447d4af0f78 · Chapter ID: 6a9dc48513cb7602dfaef195 · Canonical title: Tzava’at Iyov

1

Iyov commanded them to be silent.

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2

“You ask where my throne has gone. I shall tell you.”

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3

“The throne I seek is not the seat that can be burned, plundered, inherited, or overturned.”

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4

“The splendor of rulers passes like a reflection upon water.”

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5

“My hope is established in the world that does not decay.”

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6

“Rivers dry, kingdoms collapse, and human glory fades.”

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7

“But the inheritance guarded above is not seized by armies.”

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8

The rulers heard him speak of a heavenly throne and began to suspect that suffering had disturbed his mind.

Passage ID 6a9dc48f143d86b0212b98b5 · English · translation

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