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Esther 3:13
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Messengers carried the letters to all the king's provinces. The letters were the king's command to ruin, kill, and completely destroy all the Jews. This meant young people and old people, women, and little children too. The command was to kill all the Jews on a single day. The day was to be the 13th day of the twelfth month, the month of Adar. And the command was to take everything that belonged to the Jews.
Esther 8:11
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The king's commands in the letters said this: The Jews in every city have the right to gather together to protect themselves. They have the right to ruin, kill, and completely destroy any army from any group who might attack them and their women and children. And the Jews have the right to take and destroy the property of their enemies.
Job 1:5
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The day after each of these parties, Job got up early in the morning, sent for his children, and offered a burnt offering for each of them. He thought, "Maybe my children were careless and sinned against God at their party." Job always did this so that his children would be forgiven of their sins.
Job 5:4
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There was no one to help his children. No one defended them in court.
Job 5:25
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You will have many children. They will be as many as the blades of grass on the earth.
Job 8:4
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If your children sinned against God, he punished them. They paid for their sins.
Job 17:5
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You know what people say: ‘A man neglects his own children to help his friends.' But my friends have turned against me.
Job 18:19
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They will leave behind no children, no descendants. None of their people will be left alive.
Job 19:18
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Even little children make fun of me. When I get up, they say bad things about me.
Job 20:10
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His children will have to give back what he took from the poor. His own hands will give up his wealth.
Job 21:8
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They watch their children grow up and live to see their grandchildren.
Job 21:11
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They send their children out to play like lambs. Their children dance around.
Job 21:19
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But you say, ‘God is saving their punishment for their children.' No! Let God punish the evil people themselves so that they will know what they have done!
Job 24:5
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"The poor are like wild donkeys that go out to the desert to find food. From morning to night they work to gather food for their children.
Job 24:8
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They are soaked with rain in the mountains. They stay close to the large rocks for shelter. They have no clothes, so they work naked. They carry piles of grain for others, but they go hungry. They press out olive oil and walk on grapes in the winepress, but they have nothing to drink. In the city you can hear the sad sounds of dying people. Those who are hurt cry out for help, but God does not listen. "Some people rebel against the light. They don't know what God wants. They don't live the way he wants. A murderer gets up at dawn and kills poor, helpless people. And at night he becomes a thief. A man who commits adultery waits for the night to come. He thinks, ‘No one will see me,' but still, he covers his face. When it is dark, evil people go out and break into houses. But during the day they lock themselves in their homes to avoid the light. The darkest night is their morning. They are friends with the terrors of darkness. " You say, ‘Evil people are taken away like things carried away in a flood. The land they own is cursed, so no one goes to work in their vineyards. As hot, dry weather melts away the winter snows, so the grave takes away those who have sinned. Their own mothers will forget them. Only the worms will want them. No one will remember them. They will be broken like a rotten stick! These evil people hurt women who have no children to protect them, and they refuse to help widows. By his power God removes the powerful. Even if they have a high position, they cannot be sure of their lives. They might feel safe and secure, but God is watching how they live. They might be successful for a while, but then they will be gone. Like everyone else, they will be cut down like grain.' "I swear these things are true! Who can prove that I lied? Who can show that I am wrong?"
Job 24:9
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They take a nursing baby from its mother. They take a poor person's child to guarantee a loan. They force the poor to move out of their way and to get off the road. "The poor are like wild donkeys that go out to the desert to find food. From morning to night they work to gather food for their children. They have to work in the fields, harvesting grain. They work for the rich, gathering grapes in their vineyards. They must sleep all night without clothes. They have no covers to protect them from the cold. They are soaked with rain in the mountains. They stay close to the large rocks for shelter.
Job 24:21
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These evil people hurt women who have no children to protect them, and they refuse to help widows.
Job 27:14
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They may have many children, but all of them will be killed in war. Or their children will not have enough to eat.
Job 29:5
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God All-Powerful was still with me then, and my children were all around me.
Job 42:16
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So Job lived for 140 years more. He lived to see his children, his grandchildren, his great-grandchildren, and his great-great-grandchildren.
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