Testament of Job

So too in chapter 46 verses 11 and 12, Also the judges, may their bones flourish again out of their place, and may their names sprout afresh for their children.

In the Testament of Job there is a curious reference to the bones of Job's children.

In chapter 9 Job's wife begs the king to allow the bones of her dead children to be dug out from among the ruins of the house and to be placed in a tomb, but Job says it is useless.

It then continues, And the king answered and said, Who will gainsay that he is out of his mind and raves? For while we desire to bring the bones of his children back, he forbids us to do so, saying, They have been taken and placed in the keeping of their maker.

So too in chapter 46 verses 11 and 12, Also the judges, may their bones flourish again out of their place, and may their name sprout afresh for their children.

In the Testament of Job there is a curious reference to the bones of Job's children.

In chapter 9 Job's wife begs the king to allow the bones of her dead children to be dug out from among the ruins of the house and to be placed in a tomb.

But Job says it is useless.

Solomon didn't actually do that stuff.

No, but even in like the rabbinic Judaism and other second temples, so like the Testament of Job, his new sons get the inheritance, but like his daughters get these like scarves that have special powers.

And then like in the Talmud, you have... which we covered in our Genesis series, the clothing of Adam, the cloak of Adam that gave you this divine authority or the dominion kind of mentality that they continued to reference with Jacob wearing the...

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