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"Job sought to be set free from his master"
This is a good thing is it not? For we can not serve two Masters, yet if we continue in his word than we will come to know the truth, and the Truth [our own Master/Lord, אמן AMN Right hand/Faith] will be able to set us free from the bondage of sin [our own Master/lord AMN truth/right hand/faith (opinion)] which Ea'huah Elohym Hands us over to.
"Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I, in the midst (of it all)"
Thus it is not about what anyone of us would like to say, but what the Most High is trying to say through us, and it can be recognized by the harmonic aspects of our joint conversation.
First I see Heaven asking Us, What do you think about my servant Job?
Second, I see Elohym using one brother to challenge others to not just accept the fact that Job is a Righteous example for all to follow, but to be able to point out more precisely why Elohym considers Job to be a righteouse example for us to follow.
And when the Sons of Elohym came before Elohym....that's what we are doing here, right now!
And Elohym asked a particular brother, what do you think of my perfect servent Job....
The particular Son of Elohym said that Job was Fat! And he based this on the record of Job 15:27]
"Because he covers his face with his fatness, and makes collops of fat on his flanks." [ob 15:27 kjv]
This translation infers that, Job's close, and high regarded friend, who came to Comfort him, is calling Job a 'Fat Ass';
Even if it were fathomly possible, Ea'huah Elohym dicredited the sayings of Job's three friends, so who would consider their words over Job's, whom Ea'huah Elohym openly commended?
Notwithstanding let's take acloser look at this passage.
כִּֽי־כִסָּ֣ה פָנָ֣יו בְּחֶלְבֹּ֑ו וַיַּ֖עַשׂ פִּימָ֣ה עֲלֵי־כָֽסֶל׃
[Job 15:27]
Pah'niû' pertains to the countenance (appearance, and expression) of one's face, and here it says...
Ki ks'sa pah'niû
'For his face was plump
B'kgha lebû
'it used to be fat, (as in healthy).
Vé hagh'sh pi'mah haghli k'sel
'But he has a Mouth that is overly Confident,' (and, or the more likely...)
'Yea! He had fit [(or) suitable] cheeks, plump like mine.
Only differrence here is, I'm reading from the Original (diet) inspired tongue of Elohym, and your reading from a translation;
Either the King James Version, or one that is comparable to the 'Kings Meat' here in Babylon [James lit. sea = the (mingled) peoples of the...], the Nation(s) exercising World Domination [Dan 7]
This is a good thing is it not? For we can not serve two Masters, yet if we continue in his word than we will come to know the truth, and the Truth [our own Master/Lord, אמן AMN Right hand/Faith] will be able to set us free from the bondage of sin [our own Master/lord AMN truth/right hand/faith (opinion)] which Ea'huah Elohym Hands us over to.
"Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I, in the midst (of it all)"
Thus it is not about what anyone of us would like to say, but what the Most High is trying to say through us, and it can be recognized by the harmonic aspects of our joint conversation.
First I see Heaven asking Us, What do you think about my servant Job?
Second, I see Elohym using one brother to challenge others to not just accept the fact that Job is a Righteous example for all to follow, but to be able to point out more precisely why Elohym considers Job to be a righteouse example for us to follow.
And when the Sons of Elohym came before Elohym....that's what we are doing here, right now!
And Elohym asked a particular brother, what do you think of my perfect servent Job....
The particular Son of Elohym said that Job was Fat! And he based this on the record of Job 15:27]
"Because he covers his face with his fatness, and makes collops of fat on his flanks." [ob 15:27 kjv]
This translation infers that, Job's close, and high regarded friend, who came to Comfort him, is calling Job a 'Fat Ass';
Even if it were fathomly possible, Ea'huah Elohym dicredited the sayings of Job's three friends, so who would consider their words over Job's, whom Ea'huah Elohym openly commended?
Notwithstanding let's take acloser look at this passage.
כִּֽי־כִסָּ֣ה פָנָ֣יו בְּחֶלְבֹּ֑ו וַיַּ֖עַשׂ פִּימָ֣ה עֲלֵי־כָֽסֶל׃
[Job 15:27]
Pah'niû' pertains to the countenance (appearance, and expression) of one's face, and here it says...
Ki ks'sa pah'niû
'For his face was plump
B'kgha lebû
'it used to be fat, (as in healthy).
Vé hagh'sh pi'mah haghli k'sel
'But he has a Mouth that is overly Confident,' (and, or the more likely...)
'Yea! He had fit [(or) suitable] cheeks, plump like mine.
Only differrence here is, I'm reading from the Original (diet) inspired tongue of Elohym, and your reading from a translation;
Either the King James Version, or one that is comparable to the 'Kings Meat' here in Babylon [James lit. sea = the (mingled) peoples of the...], the Nation(s) exercising World Domination [Dan 7]
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