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Tzava’at Iyov — Chapter 44

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After the conflict with the rulers ended, Iyov returned toward the city.

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The people held a feast in thanksgiving for his restoration.

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Iyov immediately resumed concern for the poor rather than rebuilding luxury first.

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He asked each friend for a lamb to clothe the naked and for silver or gold that could be turned toward mercy.

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Yahuah blessed what remained to him.

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In time his commerce, flocks, and possessions increased again until he possessed twice what had been lost.

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The narrative presents restoration not as proof that wealth itself is the reward, but as another field in which Iyov could practice generosity.

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