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## translationWords
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* [[en:tw:angry]]
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* [[en:tw:beg]]
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* [[en:tw:breath]]
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* [[en:tw:consume]]
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* [[en:tw:cutoff]]
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* [[en:tw:god]]
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* [[en:tw:iniquity]]
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* [[en:tw:innocent]]
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* [[en:tw:perish]]
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* [[en:tw:reap]]
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* [[en:tw:sow]]
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## translationNotes
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* **Think about this, I beg you** - "Please recall"
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* **who has ever perished when innocent?** - Eliphaz uses this question to prompt Job to search his life for sin (and God's righteous judgment) as the cause of his loss. AT: "No one has ever perished when innocent." (See: [[en:ta:vol1:translate:figs_rquestion]])
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* **when was the upright person ever cut off?** - This question has the same purpose as the previous question. AT: "Who has ever perished when innocent?" or "No one has ever cut off an upright person." (See: [[:en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_activepassive]])
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* **plow iniquity … sow trouble … reap** - The words "plow," "sow," and "reap" are agricultural terms used figuratively here to suggest that people sometimes bring trouble upon themselves through their choices and actions.
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* **By the breath of God they perish; by the blast of his anger they are consumed** - The writer explains a single idea using two different statements. This is a form of Hebrew poetry used for emphasis, clarity, teaching, or all three. (See: [[en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_parallelism]])
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* **breath … blast** - The second builds on the first. They make one point by using meanings that increase the result. "By the __puff__ of God's mouth they die, the __rushing wind__ of his anger devastates them."
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* **perish … are consumed** - The second builds on the first. They make one point by using meanings that increase the result. "By the puff of God's breath they __die__, the rushing wind of his anger __devastates them__." (See: [[:en:ta:vol2:translate:figs_activepassive]])
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