Job 31:24 (NIV): What the Church Fathers Said

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Job 31:24

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Thomas Aquinas

After Job excused himself from injustice (v.5) and lack of mercy (v.16), he now excuses himself from the inordinate affection for riches. This can come about in two ways. In one way, when man trusts too much in riches, and he excludes this saying, "If I accounted gold my strength," in that I reckoned my power principally in riches "and if to finest gold," which is the purest gold, "I have said: My security," i.e. …

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