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OET-RV by cross-referenced section JOB 2:1

JOB 2:1–2:10 ©

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Satan’s second attack on Iyyov

Job 2:1–10

2:1 Satan’s second attack on Iyyov

2It was the day that God’s sons came to present themselves to Yahweh and the adversary (Satan) was also there among them. 2“Where have you come from?” Yahweh asked the adversary.

“From wandering on the earth and going back and forth on it,” he answered.

3“Have you noticed my servant Iyyov (Job)?” Yahweh asked Satan, “because there’s no one like him on the earth—a blameless and righteous man, striving to obey God and turning from evil. And he’s still holding firmly to his integrity, even though you incited me against him, to ruin him for nothing.”

4“Skin for skin,” replied the adversary, “actually, a person will give everything they have to save their life. 5However, just reach out and touch his flesh and bones, and see if he doesn’t curse you to your face.”

6Listen,” Yahweh said to him, “I’ll give you power over him, but you must preserve his life.”

7So the adversary went away from Yahweh’s presence, and he infected Iyyov with bad boils from the sole of his foot to the top of his head. 8Iyyov picked up a piece of broken pottery to scratch himself with as he sat down in the middle of a pile of ashes.

9“Are you still holding tightly onto your integrity?” his wife asked him. “Just curse God and die.”

10“You’re talking like a foolish person,” Iyyov replied. “Should we only accept good from God and not receive the bad?” In all of that, Iyyov didn’t sin in what he said.