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Job 21:14

Job 21:14

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

and like those carnal professors among the Jews in later times, ; this was talking foolishly, and Job's wife spake after this foolish manner, which he resented:what? this he said as being angry with her, and having indignation at what she said; and therefore, in this quick, short, and abrupt manner, reproves her for her folly:shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil?

as all good things temporal and spiritual, the blessings of Providence; and all natural, though not moral evil things, even all afflictions which seem, or are thought to be evil, come from the mouth of God, and are according to his purpose, counsel, and will; so they are all dispensed by the hand of God, and should be kindly, cheerfully, readily, and willingly received, the one as well as the other; see La 3:38.

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