The Book of Job
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- Kapitel 20 -
Zophar's proclamation about the wicked
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(a)20:3 The phrase ‘spiritus intelligentiæ meæ’ means ‘the spirit of my understanding.’ However, in English, we tend to phrase that idea in this way: ‘my spirit of understanding.’ It could be phrased either way.(Conte)
(b)20:7 These two verses refer to the Antichrist, in his attempt at a false ascension to Heaven.(Conte)
(c)20:18
According to the multitude of his devices: That is, his stratagems to gratify his passions and to oppress and destroy the poor.(Challoner)
(d)20:24 This last phrase can also be translated as: ‘will fall in a flying fortress.’ Such a translation implies an eschatological meaning to this passage, a passage which in my view refers to the Antichrist.(Conte)
Zophars Verkündigung über den Gottlosen
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