Job 29:1

NETBible

Then Job continued 2  his speech:

NIV ©

Job continued his discourse:

NASB ©

And Job again took up his discourse and said,

NLT ©

Job continued speaking:

MSG ©

Job now resumed his response:

BBE ©

And Job again took up the word and said,

NRSV ©

Job again took up his discourse and said:

NKJV ©

Job further continued his discourse, and said:

KJV
Moreover Job
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continued
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his parable
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and said
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{continued: Heb. added to take up}
NASB ©
And Job
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again
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took
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up his discourse
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and said
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,
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eti
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ADV
de
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PRT
prosyeiv
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V-AAPNS
iwb
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N-PRI
eipen {V-AAI-3S} tw
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T-DSN
prooimiw {N-DSN}
NET [draft] ITL
Then Job
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continued
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his speech
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:
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wlsm
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tav
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bwya
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Poyw (29:1)
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NETBible

Then Job continued 2  his speech:

NET Notes

1 sn Now that the debate with his friends is over, Job concludes with a soliloquy, just as he had begun with one. Here he does not take into account his friends or their arguments. The speech has three main sections: Job’s review of his former circumstances (29:1-25); Job’s present misery (30:1-31); and Job’s vindication of his life (31:1-40).

2 tn The verse uses a verbal hendiadys: “and he added (וַיֹּסֶף, vayyosef)…to raise (שְׂאֵת, sÿ’et) his speech.” The expression means that he continued, or he spoke again.