The Book of Job
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- Kapitel 29 -
Job's summary defense
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Fußnoten
(a)29:8 The verb ‘stabant’ in Latin does not have the same range of meaning as the verb ‘to stand’ in English. The Latin has more of a connotation of ‘remaining’ or ‘standing firm’ or ‘standing still’ or even of ‘withstanding’ something.(Conte)
(b)29:10 Notice that the civilian leaders, ‘principes,’ are silent, but the military leaders, ‘duces,’ speak with a subdued voice. These two words both refer to some type of leader, but the word ‘dux’ has more of a military connotation.(Conte)
Hiobs zusammenfassende Verteidigung
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