Holos
Senior Member
According to the book of Job, chapter 2, of the Holy Bible, Job was so healthy that once again very similar circumstances happened to him as Satan and the Lord related to him through consideration and inquiry respectively.
The Lord upheld Job's sovereignty and integrity even unto the Lord's own frivolity in relating to Satan, expecting of Satan to support Job.
Job needed not the Lord nor Satan, yet the Lord observed Job carefully in Job's sinless words and successfully gained Satan's support for Job.
All of it in respect to God's set course and so Job would fair God's way properly, even as Job was completely free in God's providence, as were Satan and the Lord.
So were the three friends of Job: God, the Lord and Satan; sprinkled with dust according to their individual places of provenience, recognized by the close and sound scripted words.
Now, would anyone be able to tell me why was it dust which they sprinkled on their heads?
I am using the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible:
Bible Gateway passage: Job 2 - Revised Standard Version
The Lord upheld Job's sovereignty and integrity even unto the Lord's own frivolity in relating to Satan, expecting of Satan to support Job.
Job needed not the Lord nor Satan, yet the Lord observed Job carefully in Job's sinless words and successfully gained Satan's support for Job.
All of it in respect to God's set course and so Job would fair God's way properly, even as Job was completely free in God's providence, as were Satan and the Lord.
So were the three friends of Job: God, the Lord and Satan; sprinkled with dust according to their individual places of provenience, recognized by the close and sound scripted words.
Now, would anyone be able to tell me why was it dust which they sprinkled on their heads?
I am using the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible:
Bible Gateway passage: Job 2 - Revised Standard Version