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Job 1:1

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

but, in his present case and circumstances, Eliphaz asks what was become of it, where it was now, and in what it appeared? and jeers him about it, as if he should say, does it lie in this, in fainting and sinking under afflictions, in being troubled and terrified, and thrown into a consternation by them, and in breaking out into such rash expressions of God and his providence?

is it come to this at last, or rather to nothing at all?

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