Why does the text specify Job's uprightness and wealth in such detail before letting Satan test literally all of it?
Theological<b>There was a man in the land of Uz</b> This means in the land of Aram, as it is written (Gen. 22: 21): “Uz, his firstborn,” of the sons of Nahor.<br><br><b>and that man was</b> Although that is a future expression, that is the style of the Hebrew l...
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