For thou hast taken a pledge from thy brother for nought, and stripped the naked of their clothing.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 22 of Job. Eliphaz moves partly beyond generalities and directly accuses Job of specific sins against the poor, widows, and needy. The literary problem is evident: the reader knows that these accusations do not correspond to the initial portrait of Job. The speech shows how a rigid theory can lead to inventing causes to explain inexplicable suffering.
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Du hast etwa deinem Bruder ein Pfand genommen ohne Ursache; du hast den Nackten die Kleider ausgezogen;
Porque sacaste prenda a tus hermanos sin causa, E hiciste desnudar las ropas de los desnudos.
Porque exigiste prendas a tus hermanos sin motivo y despojaste de sus ropas a los que apenas tenían con qué cubrirse.
Tu enlevais sans motif des gages à tes frères, Tu privais de leurs vêtements ceux qui étaient nus;
Conciossiachè tu abbi preso pegno da’ tuoi fratelli senza cagione, Ed abbi spogliati gl’ignudi de’ lor vestimenti.
Porque sem causa penhoraste a teus irmãos, e aos nus despojaste as vestes.
因你無故強取弟兄的抵押, 剝去赤身者的衣服。
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