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25 Then Bildad, Job’s friend from the Shuhite people group, responded to Job. He said,
2 “God is very powerful.
Everyone should honor him greatly.
God causes everything to be orderly high up in heaven.
3 No one can count all the stars in the sky.
When the sun rises, it shines on everyone.
4 Since God is so great, no person can be righteous compared with him.
No human being is innocent by his standards.
5 Consider this: God is so glorious that he does not even consider the full moon to be bright!
Even the white light of the stars does not seem pure to him.
6 So God would certainly not consider mortal humans to be pure!”
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