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Part Two: Chapter XX, The Memorable Year Summary and Analysis
Maria opens this chapter with the story of Job, who fears God and avoids the Devil. The Devil points out to God that Job fears him in vain, because he has given him everything as well as "blessed the works of his hands". God warns the Devil "only put not forth thy hand upon his person". Several messengers rush in to tell Job that an enemy has slain his oxen, sheep, and servants. Others are consumed by fireCamels have been stolen. His house has fallen on his children. Job's only reply is, "The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away. As it hath pleased the Lord so it is done, Blessed be the name of the Lord".
It is reported in the media that everything the Trapps undertake...
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