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THE MAN FROM UZ: FIRST VERSES FROM THE CHAPTERS OF JOB: 01.17.20017 (1192 hits)

"There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job;"

"Yet the righteous will hold to his way.
And he who has clean hands will be
stronger and stronger."
-Job 17 : 9 KJV

THE MAN FROM UZ
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STRONG HOLD
WITH FAITH. .

Posted By: MIISRAEL Bride
Tuesday, January 17th 2017 at 9:05AM
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"Hold on... just keep holding on and don't let go."

Tuesday, January 17th 2017 at 9:21AM
MIISRAEL Bride

I have followed your series about the Great Prophet of Sabr Patience....Ayoob(as)

Thank You for one verse in the middle and I Like to reread the Original Words as best I can for Full Meaning.....

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TORAH

◄ Iyov 17 ►

1 My ruach is broken, my yamim are extinct, the kevarim are ready for me.

2 Does not hatulim (mockery) surround me? And does not my eye continue in their provocation?

3 Lay down an eravon (pledge) with You; who is he that will put up security for me?

4 For You have hid their lev from seichel; therefore should you not exalt them.

5 He that informs on re'im for chelek, even the eyes of his banim shall fail.

6 He has made me also a mashal (byword) of the peoples; and I am one in whose face they spit.

7 My eye also is dim by reason of ka'as, and all my members are like a tzel (shadow).

8 Yesharim shall be appalled at this and the naki (pure, innocent) shall stir up himself against the chanef (profane, irreligious).

9 The tzaddik also shall hold to his derech, and he whose yadayim are tahor shall grow stronger and stronger.

10 But as for all you, do ye return, and come back now; for I cannot find one chacham among you.

11 My yamim are past, my plans are broken, even the morashot (possessions, desires) of my lev.

12 They change the lailah into yom; the ohr is near to choshech, say they.

13 If I wait, Sheol is mine bais; I have made my bed in the choshech.

14 I have said to Shachat, thou art avi; to the worm, thou art immi, and achoti.

15 And where is now my tikveh? As for my tikveh, who regards it?

16 Will it go down to the gates of Sheol? Shall we go down together into the dust?

Tuesday, January 17th 2017 at 9:33AM
robert powell

Thank you Robert. I noticed the verse was most encouraging to be strong and have endurance. How so increasingly we require to become stronger. I enjoyed your comments! Please continue them as often as you will. It's beautiful!! :) Glad to have you along with reading as well as you most amiable input.
Tuesday, January 17th 2017 at 1:37PM
MIISRAEL Bride