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Each of them gave a silver and gold coin before they left. His daughters were the most beautiful girls in the land and he gave them a share in his property. His daughters were the most beautiful girls in the land and he gave them a share in his property. Another messenger told him that all his sheep and cattle was robbed. He asked her if he should only accept good from God and not trouble. He asked her if he should only accept good from God and not trouble. God told Satan about Job. Yet another messenger came and told him that all his crops were burnt. His daughters were the most beautiful girls in the land and he gave them a share in his property. God told Satan about Job.

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They mourned his loss along with him. They knew of his loss but were shocked to see the change in him. They mourned his loss along with him. In fact, it was his friends who sinned by talking against God.

After the mourning period was over, they spoke to him. God was very happy with Job and also accepted his sacrifice and prayers on behalf of his three friends. They knew of his loss but were shocked to see the change in him. . God was very happy with Job and also accepted his sacrifice and prayers on behalf of his three friends. Job heard this but did not curse God. Then God blessed Job and gave him twice as much as he had before.

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Satan replied that God had blessed Job with everything and that was the reason that he feared God might take all his riches away.

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After the mourning period was over, they spoke to him.

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He had seven sons and three daughters again. He wanted God to forgive them for their sins. They told him to curse God for all his misfortunes. His lands extended to a great extent.

His children enjoyed life and everyday one of his children would have a feast in their house and would invite all their brothers and sisters to join them.

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