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In the past, I had heard about you from other people.
    Now I have seen you for myself.
So I am ashamed of the things that I said.
I sit here in dirt and in ashes
    to show you that I am very sorry.’

The end of the story[a]

When the Lord had spoken to Job, he said this to Eliphaz, the man from Teman:

‘I am very angry with you and with your two friends. The things that my servant Job has said about me are true. But the things that you said were not right.

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Footnotes

  1. 42:7 At the end of this chapter, God speaks to Job's three friends. He tells them that Job was right. And he tells them that they said wrong things about Job. But he asks Job to pray for them and he promises to forgive them. God is kind to Job after all his troubles. And he makes Job richer than he had been before.