Job 4:2 Cross References - ECB

² If one tests a word with you, you weary; but who can refrain himself from utterances?

¹⁸ for I am full of utterances, the spirit of my belly distresses me. ¹⁹ Behold, my belly - as unopened wine - to split as new skins. ²⁰ I word, and I respire; I open my lips, and answer.

¹¹ and I am filled with the fury of Yah Veh; I am weary of containing: I pour it out on the suckling in the outways and on the private counsel of youths together: for they even capture the man with the woman - the elder with him who is full of days:

⁹ Then I say, I neither mention him, nor word any more in his name: and it is in my heart as a burning fire restrained in my bones: and I am weary with containing and I am not able:

²⁰ For we cannot but speak what we saw and heard.

⁴ For from much tribulation and oppression of heart I scribed to you through many tears; not to sorrow you - but that you know the love I have more superabundantly to you. ⁵
FORGIVING THE OFFENDER
And if anyone sorrows he sorrows not me - except partly: that I not overburden you all. ⁶ Sufficient to such a one is this disesteeming by many.

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SORROW TOWARD ELOHIM, REPENTANCE TO SALVATION
For though I sorrowed you in an epistle, I regret not - though I regreted: for I see that this epistle sorrowed you though but for an hour. ⁹ Now I cheer - not that you were sorrowed; but that you sorrowed to repentance: for you sorrowed toward Elohim so that you have no loss by us. ¹⁰ For sorrow toward Elohim works repentance to salvation - unrequitable: but the sorrow of the cosmos works death.