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 \v 16 So, Job, if you say that you understand everything,
 \q2 listen to what I am saying.
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-\v 17 God could certainly never hate was is right and still rule the world.
+\v 17 God could certainly never hate what is right and still rule the world.
 \q2 So you really cannot criticize God, who is righteous and powerful, and you cannot say that what he has done is wrong, can you?
 
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 \q2 and he says to some officials that they are wicked.
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 \v 19 He does not favor rulers more than he favors others;
-\q2 he does not favor rich people more than poor people
+\q2 he does not favor rich people more than poor people,
 \q2 because he created all of them.
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 \v 20 They often die suddenly;
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 \q2 in which wicked people can hide from God.
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 \v 23 God does not need to set a time
-\q2 when we will stand in front of him in order that he may judge us.
+\q2 when we will stand in front of him so that he may judge us.
 \q2 He already knows everything about us.
 
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-\v 26 He strikes them because of the wicked things that they have done;
+\v 26 He strikes them because of the wicked things they have done;
 \q2 many people see him do it.
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 \v 27 He strikes them down because they turned away from doing what he wanted them to do
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-\v 34 People who have good sense, those who are wise and who listen to what I say,
+\v 34 People who have good sense—those who are wise and who listen to what I say—
 \q2 will say to me,
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 \v 35 'Job is speaking ignorantly;
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-\v 36 To you friends of Job, I say this: I think that a court should thoroughly try Job,
+\v 36 To you friends of Job, I say this: I think that a court should thoroughly try Job
 \q2 because he answers us, his friends, as wicked men would answer.
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 \v 37 To add to the other sins that he has committed, he is rebelling against God;
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 \v 1 Then Elihu also said this:
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-\v 2 "Job, do you really think that you have done nothing wrong?
+\v 2 "Job, do you really think you have done nothing wrong?
 \q1 You say, 'God knows that I am innocent,'
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 \v 3 and you also say, 'What good have I received for not sinning?
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 \v 12 People cry out for help,
-\q2 but God does not answer them
+\q2 but God does not answer them,
 \q2 because those who cry out are proud and evil people.
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 \v 13 It is useless for them to cry out
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 \q2 and he always acts justly toward those who are suffering.
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 \v 7 He always watches over those who are righteous;
-\q2 he makes them prosper, as if they were kings,
+\q2 he makes them prosper as if they were kings,
 \q2 and he causes others to honor them forever.
 
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 \q2 or if they suffer in prison for having done wrong,
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 \v 9 then God shows them what they have done;
-\q2 he shows them the sins that they have committed,
+\q2 he shows them the sins they have committed,
 \q2 and he shows them that they have been arrogant.
 
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 \v 19 If that happens, it certainly will not help you to cry out when you are distressed;
 \q2 none of your strength will help you in that case.
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-\v 20 Do not wish that it would be nighttime in order that you might mistreat others without anyone knowing it;
+\v 20 Do not wish that it would be nighttime so that you might mistreat others without anyone knowing it;
 \q2 night is the time when even entire peoples are destroyed!
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 \v 21 Be careful not to begin doing evil deeds,
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 \q2 and then he commands it to strike where he wants it to.
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 \v 33 When we hear his thunder, we know that there will be a storm,
-\q2 and the cattle know it, too.
+\q2 and the cattle know it also.
 
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