Thou shalt make thy prayer unto him, and he shall hear thee, and thou shalt pay thy vows.
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Verse 27 is found in chapter 22 of Job. Eliphaz invites Job to reconcile himself with God, abandon injustice, and return to divine instruction. He promises that Job would then have prosperity and the ability to help others. The call to return contains spiritually positive language, but within the conversation it functions as an accusation because it assumes a moral rupture that Job does not acknowledge.
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So wirst du ihn bitten, und er wird dich hören, und wirst dein Gelübde bezahlen.
Orarás a él, y él te oirá; Y tú pagarás tus votos.
Le suplicarás y él te escuchará, y cumplirás tus votos.
Tu le prieras, et il t'exaucera, Et tu accompliras tes voeux.
Tu gli supplicherai, ed egli ti esaudirà, E tu gli pagherai i tuoi voti.
Orarás a ele, e ele te ouvirá, e pagarás os teus votos.
你要向他禱告,他就聽你; 你也要還你的願。
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