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== Chaldeans attack the camels of Job == | == Chaldeans attack the camels of Job == | ||
Job 1:17 - one of the servants that brought Job the messanges one after the other while they were still speaking, each reporting a different tragedy that hit Job. The third one reported that the Chaldeans made three bands and fell upon the camels and have carried them away. They have also slain the servants with the edge of the sword. | Job 1:17 - one of the servants that brought Job the messanges one after the other while they were still speaking, each reporting a different tragedy that hit Job. The third one reported that the Chaldeans made three bands and fell upon the camels and have carried them away. They have also slain the servants with the edge of the sword. | ||
* Note that this particular instance, it is clear that Job was excessively blessed by Eloheem. On instruction of Satan however, the Chaldeans attach his ox | |||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 19 August 2023
Who are the Chaldeans?
Chaldeans attack the camels of Job
Job 1:17 - one of the servants that brought Job the messanges one after the other while they were still speaking, each reporting a different tragedy that hit Job. The third one reported that the Chaldeans made three bands and fell upon the camels and have carried them away. They have also slain the servants with the edge of the sword.
- Note that this particular instance, it is clear that Job was excessively blessed by Eloheem. On instruction of Satan however, the Chaldeans attach his ox