Then Job answered and said. ] Without taking notice of Bildad's harsh expressions and severe censures, or his unfriendliness to him; he enters directly into the argument, grants some things, confutes others, and defends himself and his conduct.
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"Son of man, there were once two women, daughters of the same mother.
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They became prostitutes in Egypt when they were young. There men fondled and caressed their breasts.
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"The older girl was named Oholah, and the younger girl was named Oholibah. I married them, and they gave birth to sons and daughters. Oholah represents Samaria, and Oholibah represents Jerusalem.
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Oholah acted like a prostitute, although she was my wife. She lusted after her Assyrian lovers who lived nearby.