put forth: Job 1:11, Job 19:20-21; 1 Chronicles 21:17; Psalms 32:3-4, Psalms 38:2-7, Psalms 39:10
He will curse: Job 2:9, Job 1:5, Job 1:11; Leviticus 24:15; Isaiah 8:21
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Job 2:5
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forward his malicious prosecution of Job, whom he hated because God
loved him, and did all he could to separate between him and his God, to
sow…Job 2:1-6Job 2:1-6 · The Pulpit CommentaryA new trial moved for.
I. THE OLD OCCASION RETURNED.
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