Because he covereth his face with his fatness, and maketh collops of fat on his flanks.
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Verse 27 is found in chapter 15 of Job. Eliphaz describes the destiny of the wicked through images of anguish, fear, hunger, and destruction. His portrait functions as a general explanation of moral judgment, but within the dialogue it becomes an indirect accusation. The structure of the argument maintains the retributive logic: visible calamity equals prior wickedness.
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Er brüstet sich wie ein fetter Wanst und macht sich feist und dick.
Porque cubrió su rostro con su gordura, E hizo pliegues sobre los ijares;
Aunque cubrió su rostro de gordura y acumuló grasa en sus costados,
Il avait le visage couvert de graisse, Les flancs chargés d'embonpoint;
Perciocchè egli ha coperto il suo viso di grasso, Ed ha fatte delle pieghe sopra i suoi fianchi;
Porquanto cobriu o seu rosto com a sua gordura, e criou gordura nas ilhargas.
又因他的臉蒙上油脂, 腰上積滿肥肉。
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