Job Chapter 2

Job 2

Satan would not give up on Its challenge (punishing innocent man without offense) 

1 On coming to such a day for his sons, the (heavenly) Elohim are also stationed/placed (around) Jehovah, and satan/the opposer also came into their midst:

2 Jehovah says to satan, you have been going to the Islands/continents. And satan answers Jehovah and said; just walking around the earth with whip/to push them to and fro.

3 and Jehovah asked satan, why did you put your heart on MY servant Job on earth, a pious, upright man, who is morally reverent to the (angelic) Elohim, by turning away from evil? - (direct quote from Job1:6-8)

- But, he is strong and fasten to his amazing-innocence, though you have moved/stimulated to swallow him up gratis/without a cause:

4 satan/opposer answers Jehovah, and says, a man will give his soul for the complexion of his skin:

5 send out a hand, on the contrary and touch his bones and flesh, instead of blessing him from Your Presence:

6 Jehovah told Satan - MY HAND will preserve his soul;

7 satan goes out with a PALM of hand from the presence of Jehovah, and struck Job with evil: there are boils/ulcer from the top of his head to his feet, 

8 only for him to sit down in the midst of ashes, and take an artisan-tool to scratch himself. 

9 then his wife said,  you are still strong and fasten to your amazing-simplicity of blessing/speaking well of the (Angelic) Elohim. Why did they die? (quote: referring to the children) 

10 but Job said, why do you speak/rehearse  as one of villains or anti-heroes? If I will admit/accept to sin with my lips; tell me ALSO, is it an evil thing that should be received from angelic elohim for good thing? 

11 Job's three friends heard of the evil and they are to come; each man has to wander and come from his place - Eliphaz, the Temanite, Bildad the Shuchite, and Zophar the Naamithite - fix appointment together and they came to console him:

12 as they lifted up their eyes from distant, and he was unfamiliar to them, they lifted up their voices, and wept - each man tore his mantle, and sprinkle dust to the sky upon their heads:

13 having seen his sore pain, they sat down on the ground and for seven days and seven nights, they amplify the matter by things they rehearsed.