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JOB 40:1–41:8 ©

Yahweh’s Challenge Continues

Yahweh’s Challenge Continues

40Then[fn] Yahweh answered Job and said,


40:1 Hebrew “And”

40:1 Hebrew “And”

40:1 Or “and”

40:1 Or “And”

40:1 Literally “Gird up like a man your loins”

40:1 The particle sometimes translated “please” is present, but an almighty God or sovereign king does not say “please” when commanding his subjects

40:1 Literally “in place of them”

40:1 Some interpret as a hippopotamus

40:1 See NET; nearly all other English translations: “Only his Maker can draw the sword against him” (NJPS; compare NLT), or “only its Maker can approach it with the sword” (NRSV, NIV, ESV, HCSB, NASU)

40:1 Literally “all the animals of the field”

40:1 A seasonal stream that is often dry

41:? Hebrew “And”

41:? Literally “with a cord can you press down its tongue”

41:? Hebrew “And”

41:? Hebrew “and”

JOB 40:1–41:8 ©

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