Homily, Par.

 1  I,  6    |       yea the great and noble Job did not act thus. For not
 2  I,  6(20)|                               Job i. 21. ~
 3  I,  6    |      the herds, the flocks of Job, how in one instant of time
 4  I,  7    |       man chastened, remember Job: for if any one be righteous,
 5 II,  1    |       The herds and flocks of Job. For not even did the Devil
 6 II,  1    |       we brought that athlete Job, himself into the midst,
 7 II,  1    |   should be destroyed. For if Job got the better of him, yet
 8 II,  2    |       man to God saying "Doth Job reverence thee for nought?
 9 II,  2(3) |                               Job i:16 ~
10 II,  4    |       degree from the case of Job. And it is possible also
11 II,  4    |      to the Devil, concerning Job: charging him thus, "Touch
12 II,  4(14)|                               Job ii. 5, 6. ~
13 III       |   which relate to Adam and to Job.~
14 III,  2   |      Since he even fixed upon Job not on this account that
15 III,  2   |      Does he not believe that Job was such as he was? Shew
16 III,  3   |   made mention of Adam and of Job, for there is necessity
17 III,  3   |      means of mere words, but Job by means of deeds. For the
18 III,  3   |       a woman, in the case of Job: mean while great is the
19 III,  4   |      discourse to the case of Job; from the defeated to the
20 III,  4   |    persuasive than he. For to Job after the destruction of
21 III,  4   | countless ills which assailed Job: but nevertheless, when
22 III,  5   |      and imitate the piety of Job, learning how many glorious
23 III,  5   |     What was poorer then than Job, who was poorer than the
24 III,  7   |    And if thou sayest, he was Job, and for this reason bore