Job 24

Job laments that YHWH allows the wicked to prosper and oppress the poor, widow, and orphan without apparent divine punishment, questioning why those who know YHWH do not see His days of judgment.[1][3] Job acknowledges that while the wicked may seem secure in this life, YHWH ultimately brings them low and cuts them off like heads of grain, with their memory fading away.[1][2]

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