Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and said,
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Verse 1 is found in chapter 18 of Job. Bildad again describes the destiny of the wicked through a long series of images of darkness, traps, loss, and terror. The speech presents a traditional pattern of judgment against the wicked, but its implicit application to Job becomes increasingly problematic. The description of the wicked person’s fate functions almost as a personal accusation.
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Da antwortete Bildad von Suah und sprach:
Y respondió Bildad Suhita, y dijo:
Entonces Bildad el suhita respondió:
Bildad de Schuach prit la parole et dit:
E BILDAD Suhita rispose, e disse:
ENTÃO respondeu Bildade, o suíta, e disse:
書亞 人 比勒達 回答說:
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