And he called the name of the first, Jemima; and the name of the second, Kezia; and the name of the third, Kerenhappuch.
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Verse 14 is found in chapter 42 of Job. The final restoration returns family, possessions, and years of life to Job, but the scene should not reduce the book to a formula of prosperity after suffering. The epilogue confirms that Job was not punished for the sin his friends assumed. The restoration closes the narrative conflict and shows that Job’s relationship with God survives the period of loss, debate, and silence.
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und hieß die erste Jemima, die andere Kezia und die dritte Keren-Happuch.
Y llamó el nombre de la una, Jemimah, y el nombre de la segunda, Cesiah, y el nombre de la tercera, Keren-happuch.
Llamó a la primera Jemima, a la segunda Cesia y a la tercera Keren-hapuc.
il donna à la première le nom de Jemima, à la seconde celui de Ketsia, et à la troisième celui de Kéren-Happuc.
E pose nome alla prima Gemima, e alla seconda Chesia, e alla terza Cheren-happuc.
E chamou o nome da primeira Jemima, e o nome da segunda Quezia, e o nome da terceira Quéren-Hapuque.
他給長女起名叫 耶米瑪 ,次女叫 基洗亞 ,三女叫 基連哈樸 。
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