Job swears by the living God to maintain his integrity and never speak falsehood, refusing to concede the guilt his friends demand. Yet he affirms that the wicked do indeed face a dreadful end — their heritage is terror, their wealth passes to the just — showing that Job is no denier of divine justice, only of its simplistic timetable.
Job study chapter
Job 27
patriarchal eraJob maintains his integrity and describes the ultimate fate of the wicked.
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