of Truth which the World Cannot receive

At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father & you in me & I in you

If ye loved me ye would rejoice because I said I go unto the Father]

[Illustration:
Also the Lord accepted Job

And my Servant Job shall pray for you

And the Lord turned the captivity of Job when he prayed for his Friends

I say unto you Love your Enemies bless those that curse you do good to
those that hate you & pray for those that despitefully use & persecute
you

That you may be the children of your Father which is in heaven, for he
maketh his sun to shine on the Evil & the Good & sendeth the rain on
the Just & the Unjust

Be ye therefor perfect as your Father which is in heaven is perfect]

[Illustration:
The Lord maketh Poor & maketh Rich

He bringeth Low & Lifteth Up

who provideth for the Raven his Food When his young ones cry unto God.

Every one also gave him a piece of Money

Who remembered us in our low estate For his Mercy endureth forever]

[Illustration:
How precious are thy thoughts unto me O God how great is the sum of
them

There were not found Women fair as the Daughters of Job in all the Land
& their Father gave them Inheritance among their Brethren

If I ascend up into Heaven thou art there If I make my bed in Hell
behold Thou art there]

[Illustration:
Great & Marvellous are thy Works Lord God Almighty

Just & True are thy Ways O thou King of Saints

So the Lord blessed the latter end of Job more than the beginning

After this Job lived an hundred & forty years & saw his Sons & his Sons
Sons

even four Generations So Job died being old & full of days

In burnt Offerings for Sin thou hast had no Pleasure]

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