Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |        contents): The Books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, ~Book
 2   1,4    | category includes the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs of ~Solomon,
 3   1,4,1  |                    The book of Job.~This book is named after
 4   1,4,1  |      after its main character, Job, who lived during the time
 5   1,4,1  |   contrary, everyone who ~knew Job loved him for his kindness,
 6   1,4,1  |       The devil was envious of Job.s virtuous life and decided
 7   1,4,1  |    retaliate. In order to show Job.s ~great patience and virtue
 8   1,4,1  |        the devil from hurting ~Job. And within a very short
 9   1,4,1  |    hurled numerous troubles on Job. Job lost everything ~he
10   1,4,1  |      numerous troubles on Job. Job lost everything ~he had:
11   1,4,1  |       came to visit him there. Job was pouring out his grief
12   1,4,1  |       against God was far from Job. Suffering in body and soul,
13   1,4,1  |   shall we not receive evil?” (Job 1:21, ~2:10). ~ Job.s suffering
14   1,4,1  |    evil?” (Job 1:21, ~2:10). ~ Job.s suffering lasted, probably,
15   1,4,1  |      to all the great faith of Job, ~God put the devil to shame
16   1,4,1  |       to shame by again giving Job everything that the devil
17   1,4,1  |      the devil had taken away. Job mi-~raculously recovered
18   1,4,1  |     and started a new family. ~Job lived many more years and
19   1,4,1  |         being 140 years old. ~ Job lived in the country of
20   1,4,1  |       of Shem (Gen. 10:22-23). Job was an Aramite, and his
21   1,4,1  |      was originally written by Job himself, whose desire was
22   1,4,1  |      sacred books. The book of Job is written in perfect Hebrew.
23   1,4,1  |   Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. ~ Job is mentioned in several
24   1,4,1  |     the book of Ezekiel places Job on the same level with patriarch
25   1,4,1  |     The apostle James mentions Job as an example of a very
26   1,4,1  |       heard of the patience of Job, and have seen the end of~
27   1,4,1  |        The goal of the book of Job is to show that earthly
28   1,4,1  |        it briefly, the book of Job addresses a very deep and
29   1,4,1  |         Be-~sides, the book of Job has a high value as a literary
30   1,4,1  |           During his sickness, Job uttered a very important
31   1,4,1  |        be consumed within me” (Job 19:25-27). ~ ~
32   1,5,6  |         Resurrection of Flesh (Job 19:25) and Elimination of
33   1,Add,2|      than what is contained in Job, Isaiah, Solomon, David,
34   2,2,2  |      other words, to do a good~job, the translator must know
35   2,2,2  | sincere efforts to do the best job, were often far from the