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{"original_content": "9 Jesh ua  with \n his  sons  and broth ers, Kad mi el  with  his  sons, \n and  the  sons  of Ju dah e  and  of Hen a dad,  with \n their  sons  and broth ers,  the Le vites,  joined \nto geth er  to su per vise  those work ing  on  the \n house  of  God. TEMPLE FOUNDATION COMPLETED\n10  When  the build ers  had  laid  the foun da tion  of \n the  L ord\u2019 s tem ple,  the  priests,  dressed  in  their \n robes  and hold ing trum pets,  and  the Le vites \nde scend ed  from  Asaph, hold ing cym bals,  took \n their po si tions  to  praise  the  L ord,  as  King Da-\nvid  of Is ra el  had in struct ed. 11  They  sang  with \n praise  and thanks giv ing  to  the  L ord: \u201c For  he \n is  good;  his faith ful  love  to Is ra el en dures for-\nev er.\u201d  Then  all  the peo ple  gave  a  great  shout \n of  praise  to  the  L ord be cause  the foun da tion \n of  the  L ord\u2019 s  house  had  been  laid. 12  But  many  of  the old er  priests, Le vites,  and \nfam i ly  heads,  who  had  seen  the  first tem ple, \n wept loud ly  when  they  saw  the foun da tion \n of  this tem ple,  but  many oth ers shout ed joy-\nful ly . 13  The peo ple  could  not dis tin guish  the \n sound  of  the joy ful shout ing  from  that  of  the f \nweep ing, be cause  the peo ple  were shout ing \n so loud ly .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 418, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who joined together to supervise the work on the house of God?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of the older priests, Levites, and family heads when they saw the foundation of the new temple?\",\n    \"What did the priests and Levites do after the foundation of the Lord's temple was laid?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "And  the  sound  was  heard  far  away . OPPOSITION TO REBUILDING THE TEMPLE\n4 \n When  the en e mies  of Ju dah  and Ben-\nja min  heard  that  the re turned ex iles g \n were build ing  a tem ple  for  the  L ord,  the \n God  of Is ra el, 2  they ap proached Ze rub ba-\nbel  and  the fam i ly  heads  and  said  to  them, \n\u201c Let  us  build  with  you,  for  we  also wor ship \n your  God  and  have  been sac ri fic ing  to  him h \n since  the  time  King Esar- had don  of As syr ia \n brought  us  here.\u201d\n3  But Ze rub ba bel, Jesh ua,  and  the oth er  heads \n of Is ra el\u2019s fam i lies an swered  them, \u201c You  may \n have  no  part  with  us  in build ing  a  house  for  our \n God,  since  we  alone  will  build  it  for  the  L ord, \n the  God  of Is ra el,  as  King Cy rus,  the  king  of \nPer sia  has com mand ed  us.\u201d 4  Then  the peo ple \n who  were al ready  in  the  land i dis cour aged j \n the peo ple  of Ju dah  and  made  them  afraid  to \n build. 5  They  also bribed off  i cials  to  act  against \n them  to frus trate  their  plans through out  the \n reign  of  King Cy rus  of Per sia  and un til  the \n reign  of  King Da ri us  of Per sia. OPPOSITION TO REBUILDING THE CITY\n6  At  the be gin ning  of  the  reign  of Ahas u e rus, \n the peo ple  who  were al ready  in  the  land  wrote \na 2:69 Or drachmas, or darics   b 2:69 Lit 5,000 minas   c 3:5 Lit for the new moons   d 3:5 Lit well as those of everyone making \na freewill offering to   e 3:9 Or Hodaviah ; Neh 7:43; 1 Esdras 5:58   f 3:13 Lit the people   g 4:1 Lit the sons of the exile    \nh 4:2 Alt Hb tradition reads have not been sacrificing   i 4:4 Lit people of the land, also in v . 6   j 4:4 Lit weakened the hands of\n 409 EZRA 2-4\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   409 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 418, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who approached Zerubbabel and the family heads to offer help in building the temple?\",\n    \"What was Zerubbabel's response to the offer of help in rebuilding the temple?\",\n    \"What actions did the people already in the land take to discourage the rebuilding efforts?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " an ac cu sa tion  against  the res i dents  of Ju dah \n and Je ru sa lem. 7 Dur ing  the  time  of  King Arta-\nxerxes  of Per sia, Bish lam, Mith re dath, Ta be el \n and  the  rest  of  his col leagues  wrote  to  King \nArtaxerxes. The let ter  was writ ten  in Ar a ma ic \n and trans lat ed. a\n8 Re hum  the  chief dep u ty  and Shim shai  the \n scribe  wrote  a let ter  to  King Artaxerxes con-\ncern ing Je ru sa lem  as fol lows:\n9 From Rehum b the chief deputy , Shim-\nshai the scribe, and the rest of their col -\nleagues  \u2014  the judges and magistrates  c \nfrom Tripolis, Persia, Erech, Babylon, \nSusa (that is, the people of Elam),  d 10 and \nthe rest of the peoples whom the great \nand illustrious Ashurbanipal\n e deported \nand settled in the cities of Samaria and \nthe region west of the Euphrates River. 11  This  is  the  text  of  the let ter  they  sent  to  him:\nTo King Artaxerxes from your servants, \nthe men from the region west of the \nEuphrates River:\n12 Let it be known to the king that the \nJews who came from you have returned \nto us at Jerusalem. They are rebuilding \nthat rebellious and evil city , finishing its \nwalls, and repairing its foundations. 13 Let \nit now be known to the king that if that \ncity is rebuilt and its walls are finished, \nthey will not pay tribute, duty , or land tax, \nand the royal revenue\n d will suffer. 14 Since \nwe have taken an oath of loyalty to the \nking,\n f and it is not right for us to witness \nhis dishonor, we have sent to inform \nthe king \n15 that a search should be made \nin your fathers\u2019 record books. In these \nrecord books you will discover and verify \nthat the city is a rebellious city , harmful \nto kings and provinces.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who wrote the letter to King Artaxerxes concerning Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What did the residents of Judah and Jerusalem accuse the Jews of doing?\",\n    \"What potential consequence did the writers of the letter warn King Artaxerxes about if Jerusalem was rebuilt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "There have been \nrevolts in it since ancient times.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "That is \nwhy this city was destroyed. 16 We advise \nthe king that if this city is rebuilt and its \nwalls are finished, you will not have any \npossession west of the Euphrates. ARTAXERXES\u2019S REPLY\n17  The  king  sent  a re ply  to  his  chief dep u ty Re-\nhum, Shim shai  the  scribe,  and  the  rest  of  their \ncol leagues liv ing  in Sa mar ia  and else where  in \n the re gion  west  of  the Eu phra tes Riv er:\nGreetings. 18 The letter you sent us has been \ntranslated and read  g in my presence. 19 I issued a decree and a search was \nconducted.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the consequence mentioned if the city was rebuilt and its walls finished?\",\n    \"Who did Artaxerxes send a reply to regarding the city's status?\",\n    \"What action did Artaxerxes take after reading the letter sent to him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It was discovered that this \ncity has had uprisings against kings \nsince ancient times, and there have been \nrebellions and revolts in it. 20 Powerful \nkings have also ruled over Jerusalem \nand exercised authority over the whole \nregion west of the Euphrates River, and \ntribute, duty , and land tax were paid to \nthem. 21 Therefore, issue an order for \nthese men to stop, so that this city will \nnot be rebuilt until a further decree \nhas been pronounced by me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has been a recurring issue in the city mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which river is referenced in relation to the authority of the kings over Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What action is suggested to prevent the rebuilding of the city?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 See that \nyou not neglect this matter.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Otherwise, \nthe damage will increase and the royal \ninterests  h will suffer. 23  As  soon  as  the  text  of  King Artaxerxes\u2019s \nlet ter  was  read  to Re hum, Shim shai  the  scribe, \n and  their col leagues,  they im me di ate ly  went \n to  the  Jews  in Je ru sa lem  and forc ibly  stopped \n them. REBUILDING OF THE TEMPLE RESUMED\n24  Now  the con struc tion  of  God\u2019s  house  in Je-\nru sa lem  had  stopped  and re mained  at  a stand-\nstill un til  the sec ond  year  of  the  reign  of  King\n5 \nDa ri us  of Per sia. 1  But  when  the proph ets \nHag gai  and Zech a ri ah  son  of  Iddo proph-\ne sied  to  the  Jews  who  were  in Ju dah  and Je-\nru sa lem,  in  the  name  of  the  God  of Is ra el  who \n was  over  them, 2 Ze rub ba bel  son  of She al ti el \n and Jesh ua  son  of Joz a dak be gan  to re build \n God\u2019s  house  in Je ru sa lem. The proph ets  of \n God  were  with  them, help ing  them. 3  At  that  time Tat te nai  the gov er nor  of  the \nre gion  west  of  the Eu phra tes Riv er, Shethar- \nbozenai,  and  their col leagues  came  to  the \n Jews  and  asked, \u201c Who  gave  you  the or der \n to re build  this tem ple  and fin ish  this struc-\nture? \u201d i 4  They  also  asked  them, \u201c What  are  the \n names  of  the work ers j  who  are con struct ing \n this build ing? \u201d 5  But  God  was watch ing k  over \n the Jew ish el ders. These  men  wouldn\u2019t  stop \n them un til  a re port  was  sent  to Da ri us,  so \n that  they  could re ceive writ ten in struc tions \n about  this mat ter. a4:7 Ezr 4:8\u20136:18 is written in Aramaic. b4:9 Lit Then Rehum   c4:9 Or ambassadors   d4:9,13 Aramaic obscure   e4:10 Lit \nOsnappar   f4:14 Lit have eaten the salt of the palace   g4:18 Or been read clearly   h4:22 Lit the kings   i 5:3 Or finish its \nfurnishings, also in v . 9   j 5:4 One Aramaic ms, LXX, Syr; MT reads Then we told them exactly what the names of the men were   \nk 5:5 Lit But the eye of their God was\nEZRA 4-5 410\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   410 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 419, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the prophets that prophesied to the Jews in Judah and Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What was the name of the governor who questioned the Jews about rebuilding the temple?\",\n    \"What was the condition for the Jewish elders to continue their work on the temple?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "THE LETTER TO DARIUS\n6  This  is  the  text  of  the let ter  that Tat te nai  the \ngov er nor  of  the re gion  west  of  the Eu phra tes \nRiv er, Shethar-bozenai,  and  their col leagues, \n the off  i cials  in  the re gion,  sent  to  King Da ri us. 7  They  sent  him  a re port, writ ten  as fol lows:\nTo King Darius:\nAll greetings. 8 Let it be known to the king that we went \nto the house of the great God in the prov -\nince of Judah. It is being built with cut  a \nstones, and its beams are being set in the \nwalls.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 420, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who sent the letter to King Darius?\",\n    \"What is being built in the province of Judah?\",\n    \"What materials are mentioned as being used in the construction of the house of the great God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This work is being done diligently \nand succeeding through the people\u2019s \nefforts. 9 So we questioned the elders and \nasked, \u201cWho gave you the order to rebuild \nthis temple and finish this structure? \u201d \n10 We also asked them for their names, so \nthat we could write down the names of \ntheir leaders for your information. 11 This is the reply they gave us:\nWe are the servants of the God of the \nheavens and earth, and we are rebuilding \nthe temple that was built many years \nago, which a great king of Israel built and \nfinished. 12 But since our fathers angered \nthe God of the heavens, he handed them \nover to King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon, \nthe Chaldean, who destroyed this temple \nand deported the people to Babylon. 13 However, in the first year of King Cyrus \nof Babylon, he issued a decree to rebuild \nthe house of God. 14 He also took from the \ntemple in Babylon the gold and silver arti -\ncles of God\u2019s house that Nebuchadnezzar \nhad taken from the temple in Jerusalem \nand carried them to the temple in Bab -\nylon. He released them from the temple \nin Babylon to a man named Sheshbazzar, \nthe governor by the appointment of King \nCyrus. 15 Cyrus told him, \u201cTake these arti -\ncles, put them in the temple in Jerusalem, \nand let the house of God be rebuilt on its \noriginal site.\u201d \n16 Then this same Shesh -\nbazzar came and laid the foundation of \nGod\u2019s house in Jerusalem. It has been \nunder construction from that time until \nnow , but it has not been completed. 17 So if it pleases the king, let a search of \nthe royal archives b in Babylon be con -\nducted to see if it is true that a decree was \nissued by King Cyrus to rebuild the house \nof God in Jerusalem. Let the king\u2019s deci\n-\nsion regarding this matter be sent to us. DARIUS\u2019S SEARCH\n6 \n King Da ri us  gave  the or der,  and  they \n searched  in  the library  of Bab ylon  in  the \nar chives. c 2  But  it  was  in  the for tress  of Ec bat-\na na  in  the prov ince  of Me dia  that  a  scroll  was \n found  with  this rec ord writ ten  on  it:\n3 In the first year of King Cyrus, he issued \na decree concerning the house of God in \nJerusalem:\nLet the house be rebuilt as a place for \noffering sacrifices, and let its original \nfoundations be retained. d Its height is to \nbe ninety feet  e and its width ninety feet, \n4 with three layers of cut  a stones and one \nof timber.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 420, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who issued the decree to rebuild the house of God in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What was the height and width specified for the house to be rebuilt?\",\n    \"Who was appointed as the governor by King Cyrus to oversee the return of the articles to the temple?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "f 5 The gold and silver arti -\ncles of God\u2019s house that Nebuchadnezzar \ntook from the temple in Jerusalem and \ncarried to Babylon must also be returned. They are to be brought to the temple in \nJerusalem where they belong  g and put \ninto the house of God. DARIUS\u2019S DECREE\n6 Therefore, you must stay away from that \nplace, Tattenai governor of the region \nwest of the Euphrates River, Shethar-boz\n-\nenai, and your  h colleagues, the officials \nin the region. 7 Leave the construction of \nthe house of God alone.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 420, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What items did Nebuchadnezzar take from the temple in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"Where must the gold and silver articles be returned to?\",\n    \"What does Darius's decree instruct Tattenai and his colleagues to do regarding the construction of the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Let the governor \nand elders of the Jews rebuild this house \nof God on its original site. 8 I hereby issue a decree concerning what \nyou are to do, so that the elders of the \nJews can rebuild the house of God:\nThe cost is to be paid in full to these men \nout of the royal revenues from the taxes \nof the region west of the Euphrates River, \nso that the work will not stop. 9 Whatever \n is needed  \u2014  young bulls, rams, and lambs \nfor burnt offerings to the God of the \nheavens, or wheat, salt, wine, and oil, as \na 5:8; 6:4 Or huge   b 5:17 Lit treasure house   c 6:1 Lit Babylon where the treasures were stored   d 6:3 Lit be brought forth   \ne 6:3 Lit 60 cubits   f6:4 Lit the king\u2019s house   g 6:5 Lit Jerusalem, to its place,   h 6:6 Lit their\n 411 EZRA 5-6\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   411 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 420, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the decree issued by the governor concerning the elders of the Jews?\",\n    \"What sources of funding are specified for the rebuilding of the house of God?\",\n    \"What types of offerings are mentioned as needed for the rebuilding project?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "requested by the priests in Jerusalem  \u2014  \nlet it be given to them every day without \nfail, 10 so that they can offer sacrifices of \npleasing aroma to the God of the heavens \nand pray for the life of the king and his \nsons. 11 I also issue a decree concerning any \nman who interferes with this directive:\nLet a beam be torn from his house and \nraised up; he will be impaled on it, and \nhis house will be made into a garbage \ndump because of this offense. 12 May the \nGod who caused his name to dwell there \noverthrow any king or people who dares  a \nto harm or interfere with this house of \nGod in Jerusalem. I, Darius, have issued \nthe decree.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 421, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the daily offerings requested by the priests in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What consequences does Darius decree for anyone who interferes with the directive regarding the offerings?\",\n    \"Who is the decree attributed to in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13  Then Tat te nai gov er nor  of  the re gion  west \n of  the Eu phra tes Riv er, Shethar-bozenai,  and \n their col leagues dil i gent ly car ried  out  what \n King Da ri us  had de creed. 14  So  the Jew ish el-\nders con tin ued suc cess ful ly  with  the build ing \nun der  the proph e sy ing  of Hag gai  the proph-\net  and Zech a ri ah  son  of  Iddo. They fin ished \n the build ing ac cord ing  to  the com mand  of \n the  God  of Is ra el  and  the de crees  of Cy rus, \nDa ri us,  and  King Artaxerxes  of Per sia. 15  This \n house  was com plet ed  on  the  third  day  of  the \n month  of  Adar  in  the  sixth  year  of  the  reign \n of  King Da ri us. TEMPLE DEDICATION AND THE PASSOVER\n16  Then  the Is ra el ites, in clud ing  the  priests,  the \nLe vites,  and  the  rest  of  the ex iles, cel e brat ed \n the ded i ca tion  of  the  house  of  God  with  joy . 17  For  the ded i ca tion  of  God\u2019s  house  they of-\nfered  one hun dred  bulls,  two hun dred  rams, \n and  four hun dred  lambs,  as  well  as  twelve \n male  goats  as  a  sin off  er ing  for  all Is ra el  \u2014   one \n for  each Is ra el ite  tribe. 18  They  also ap point ed \n the  priests  by  their di vi sions  and  the Le vites \n by  their  groups  to  the ser vice  of  God  in Je-\nru sa lem, ac cord ing  to  what  is writ ten  in  the \n book  of Mo ses. 19  The ex iles ob served  the Pass over  on  the \nfour teenth  day  of  the  first  month. 20  All  of \n the  priests  and Le vites  were cer e mo ni al ly \n clean, be cause  they  had pu ri fied them selves. They  killed  the Pass over  lamb  for them selves, \n their priest ly broth ers,  and  all  the ex iles. 21  The Is ra el ites  who  had re turned  from ex ile \n ate  it, to geth er  with  all  who  had sep a rat-\ned them selves  from  the un clean ness  of  the \nGen tiles  of  the  land b  in or der  to wor ship \n the  L ord,  the  God  of Is ra el.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 421, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who carried out the decrees of King Darius regarding the building?\",\n    \"On what day of the month was the house of God completed?\",\n    \"What offerings did the Israelites make during the dedication of the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22  They ob served   \nthe Fes ti val  of Un leav ened  Bread  for sev en \n days  with  joy , be cause  the  L ord  had  made \n them joy ful, hav ing  changed  the As syr ian \n king\u2019s at ti tude to ward  them,  so  that  he sup-\nport ed  them c  in  the  work  on  the  house  of  the \n God  of Is ra el. E ZR A\u2019S ARRIVAL\n7 \nAf ter  these  events, dur ing  the  reign  of  King \nArtaxerxes  of Per sia,  Ezra \u2014\n  Seraiah\u2019s son, Azariah\u2019s son,\n  Hilkiah\u2019s son, 2 Shallum\u2019s son,\n  Zadok\u2019s son, Ahitub\u2019s son,\n 3 Amariah\u2019s son, Azariah\u2019s son,\n  Meraioth\u2019s son, 4 Zerahiah\u2019s son,\n  Uzzi\u2019s son, Bukki\u2019s son,\n 5 Abishua\u2019s son, Phinehas\u2019s son,\n  Eleazar\u2019s son, the chief priest Aaron\u2019s \nson\n6  \u2014   came  up  from Bab ylon. He  was  a  scribe \n skilled  in  the  law  of Mo ses,  which  the  L ord,  the \n God  of Is ra el,  had giv en.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 421, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What festival did they observe for seven days with joy?\",\n    \"Who came up from Babylon during the reign of King Artaxerxes of Persia?\",\n    \"What was Ezra skilled in according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  king  had grant-\ned  him ev ery thing  he re quest ed be cause  the \n hand  of  the  L ord  his  God  was  on  him. 7  Some \n of  the Is ra el ites,  priests, Le vites, sing ers, gate-\nkeep ers,  and tem ple ser vants ac com pa nied \n him  to Je ru sa lem  in  the sev enth  year  of  King \nArtaxerxes. 8  Ezra d  came  to Je ru sa lem  in  the  fifth  month, \ndur ing  the sev enth  year  of  the  king. 9  He be-\ngan  the jour ney  from Bab ylon  on  the  first  day \n of  the  first  month  and ar rived  in Je ru sa lem \n on  the  first  day  of  the  fifth  month  since  the \ngra cious  hand  of  his  God  was  on  him. 10  Now \n Ezra  had de ter mined  in  his  heart  to  study  the \n law  of  the  L ord,  obey  it,  and  teach  its stat utes \n and or di nances  in Is ra el. LETTER FROM ARTAXERXES\n11  This  is  the  text  of  the let ter  King Artaxerxes \n gave  to  Ezra  the  priest  and  scribe,  an ex pert \n in mat ters  of  the  L ord\u2019 s com mands  and stat-\nutes  for Is ra el: e\n12 Artaxerxes, king of kings, to Ezra the \npriest, an expert in the law of the God of \nthe heavens:\na 6:12 Lit who stretches out its hand   b 6:21 Lit land to them   c 6:22 Lit strengthened their hands   d 7:8 LXX, Syr , Vg read They   \ne 7:11 Ezr 7:12-26 is written in Aramaic. EZRA 6-7 412\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   412 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 421, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"In what year of King Artaxerxes did Ezra arrive in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What was Ezra's intention upon arriving in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"Who accompanied Ezra to Jerusalem?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Greetings. 13 I issue a decree that any of the Isra -\nelites in my kingdom, including their \npriests and Levites, who want to go to \nJerusalem, may go with you. 14 You are \nsent by the king and his seven coun -\nselors to evaluate Judah and Jerusalem \naccording to the law of your God, which \nis in your possession. 15 You are also to \nbring the silver and gold the king and \nhis counselors have willingly given to \nthe God of Israel, whose dwelling is in \nJerusalem, \n16 and all the silver and gold \nyou receive throughout the province \nof Babylon, together with the freewill \nofferings given by the people and the \npriests to the house of their God in \nJerusalem. 17 Then you are to be diligent \nto buy with this money bulls, rams, and \nlambs, along with their grain and drink \nofferings, and offer them on the altar \nat the house of your God in Jerusalem. 18 You may do whatever seems best to \nyou and your brothers with the rest of \nthe silver and gold, according to the \nwill of your God. 19 Deliver to the God of \nJerusalem all the articles given to you \nfor the service of the house of your God. 20 You may use the royal treasury  a to pay \nfor anything else needed for the house \nof your God. 21 I, King Artaxerxes, issue a decree to all \nthe treasurers in the region west of the \nEuphrates River:\nWhatever Ezra the priest, an expert in \nthe law of the God of the heavens, asks \nof you must be provided in full, \n22 up to \n7,500 pounds  b of silver, 500 bushels c of \nwheat, 550 gallons  d of wine, 550 gallons \nof oil, and salt without limit. e 23 Whatev-\ner is commanded by the God of heaven \nmust be done diligently for the house of \nthe God of the heavens, so that wrath will \nnot fall on the realm of the king and his \nsons.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 422, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What decree did King Artaxerxes issue regarding the Israelites in his kingdom?\",\n    \"What items were Ezra and his companions instructed to purchase with the silver and gold?\",\n    \"What is the maximum amount of silver that the treasurers were instructed to provide to Ezra?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27  Blessed  be  the  L ord,  the  God  of  our fa thers, \n who  has  put  it  into  the  king\u2019s  mind  to glo ri fy \n the  house  of  the  L ord  in Je ru sa lem, 28  and  who \n has  shown fa vor  to  me be fore  the  king,  his \ncoun sel ors,  and  all  his pow er ful off  i cers.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 422, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is the God referred to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What has the Lord put into the king's mind according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who has shown favor before the king in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "So  I \n took cour age be cause  I  was strength ened  by \n the  hand  of  the  L ord  my  God, g  and  I gath ered \nIs ra el ite lead ers  to re turn  with  me. THOSE RETURNING WITH EZRA\n8 \n These  are  the fam i ly  heads  and  the ge ne-\nalog i cal rec ords  of  those  who re turned \n with  me  from Bab ylon dur ing  the  reign  of \n King Artaxerxes:\n 2 Gershom, \nfrom Phinehas\u2019s descendants;\n  Daniel, from Ithamar\u2019s descendants;\n  Hattush, from David\u2019s descendants,\n 3 who was of Shecaniah\u2019s descendants;\n  Zechariah, from Parosh\u2019s descendants,\n  and 150 men h with him \nwho were registered by genealogy;\n 4 Eliehoenai son of Zerahiah\n  from Pahath-moab\u2019s descendants,\n  and 200 men with him;\n 5 Shecaniah i son of Jahaziel\n  from Zattu\u2019s descendants,\n  and 300 men with him;\n 6 Ebed son of Jonathan\n  from Adin\u2019s descendants,\n  and 50 men with him;\n 7 Jeshaiah son of Athaliah\n  from Elam\u2019s descendants,\n  and 70 men with him;\n 8 Zebadiah son of Michael\n  from Shephatiah\u2019s descendants,\n  and 80 men with him;\n 9 Obadiah son of Jehiel\n  from Joab\u2019s descendants,\n  and 218 men with him;\na 7:20 Lit the king\u2019s house   b 7:22 Lit 100 talents   c 7:22 Lit 100 cors   d 7:22 Lit 100 baths   e 7:22 Lit without instruction    \nf 7:25 Lit to your   g 7:28 Lit because the hand of the Lord my God was on me   h 8:3 Or males ; also in vv . 4-14   i 8:5 LXX,  \n1 Esdras 8:32; MT reads the descendants of Shecaniah\n 413 EZRA 7-8\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   413 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 422, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the family heads that returned with Ezra from Babylon?\",\n    \"How many men accompanied Eliehoenai son of Zerahiah?\",\n    \"What descendants were represented by Jeshaiah son of Athaliah?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 10 Shelomith a son of Josiphiah\n  from Bani\u2019s descendants,\n  and 160 men with him;\n 11 Zechariah son of Bebai\n  from Bebai\u2019s descendants,\n  and 28 men with him;\n 12 Johanan son of Hakkatan\n  from Azgad\u2019s descendants,\n  and 110 men with him;\n 13 these are the last ones, \nfrom Adonikam\u2019s descendants,\n  and their names are\n  Eliphelet, Jeuel, and Shemaiah,\n  and 60 men with them;\n 14 Uthai and Zaccur  b\n  from Bigvai\u2019s descendants,\n  and 70 men with them. 15  I gath ered  them  at  the riv er c  that  flows  to \nAha va,  and  we  camped  there  for  three  days.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 423, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many men accompanied Shelomith from Bani's descendants?\",\n    \"Who is the son of Hakkatan mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How many men were with Uthai and Zaccur from Bigvai's descendants?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I \n searched  among  the peo ple  and  priests,  but \n found  no Le vites  there. 16  Then  I sum moned \n the lead ers: El i e zer, Ari el, She ma iah, El na than, \nJa rib, El na than, Na than, Zech a ri ah,  and Me-\nshul lam,  as  well  as  the teach ers Joi a rib  and \nEl na than. 17  I  sent  them  to  Iddo,  the lead er  at \nCa siph ia,  with  a mes sage  for d  him  and  his \nbroth ers,  the tem ple ser vants  at Ca siph ia,  that \n they  should  bring  us min is ters  for  the  house \n of  our  God. 18  Since  the gra cious  hand  of  our \n God  was  on  us,  they  brought  us Sher e bi ah  \n\u2014   a  man  of in sight  from  the de scen dants \n of Mah li,  a de scen dant  of  Levi  son  of Is ra el  \n\u2014   along  with  his  sons  and broth ers,  18  men, \n19  plus Hash a bi ah,  along  with Je sha iah,  from \n the de scen dants  of Me ra ri,  and  his broth ers \n and  their  sons,  20  men. 20  There  were  also  220  of \n the tem ple ser vants,  who  had  been ap point ed \n by Da vid  and  the lead ers  for  the  work  of  the \nLe vites.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 423, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the leaders summoned to assist in bringing ministers for the house of God?\",\n    \"How many descendants of Levi were brought to assist in the temple service?\",\n    \"What was the role of Iddo in the context of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "All  were identified  by  name. PREPARING TO RETURN\n21  I pro claimed  a  fast  by  the Aha va Riv er, e  so \n that  we  might hum ble our selves be fore  our \n God  and  ask  him  for  a  safe jour ney  for  us,  our \nde pen dents,  and  all  our pos ses sions. 22  I  did \n this be cause  I  was  ashamed  to  ask  the  king \n for infantry  and cav al ry  to pro tect  us  from \nen e mies dur ing  the jour ney ,  since  we  had  told \n him, \u201c The  hand  of  our  God  is gra cious  to  all \n who  seek  him,  but  his  fierce an ger  is  against \n all  who aban don  him.\u201d 23  So  we fast ed  and \nplead ed  with  our  God  about  this,  and  he  was \nreceptive  to  our  prayer. 24  I se lect ed  twelve  of  the lead ing  priests, \n along  with Sher e bi ah, Hash a bi ah,  and  ten  of \n their broth ers. 25  I  weighed  out  to  them  the \nsil ver,  the  gold,  and  the ar ti cles  \u2014   the con-\ntri bu tion  for  the  house  of  our  God  that  the \n king,  his coun sel ors,  his lead ers,  and  all  the \nIs ra el ites  who  were pre sent  had off  ered. 26  I \n weighed  out  to  them  24  tons f  of sil  ver, sil-\nver ar ti cles weigh ing 7,500  pounds, g 7,500 \n pounds  of  gold, 27 twen ty  gold  bowls  worth  a \nthou sand  gold  coins, h  and  two ar ti cles  of  fine \ngleam ing  bronze,  as valu able  as  gold. 28  Then \n I  said  to  them, \u201c You  are  holy  to  the  L ord,  and \n the ar ti cles  are  holy . The sil ver  and  gold  are  a \nfree will off  er ing  to  the  L ord  God  of  your fa-\nthers. 29  Guard  them care ful ly un til  you  weigh \n them  out  in  the cham bers  of  the  L ord\u2019 s  house \nbe fore  the lead ing  priests, Le vites,  and  heads \n of  the Is ra el ite fam i lies  in Je ru sa lem.\u201d 30  So \n the  priests  and Le vites  took  charge  of  the sil-\nver,  the  gold,  and  the ar ti cles  that  had  been \n weighed  out,  to  bring  them  to  the  house  of \n our  God  in Je ru sa lem. ARRIVAL IN JERUSALEM\n31  We  set  out  from  the Aha va Riv er  on  the \n twelfth  day  of  the  first  month  to  go  to Je ru-\nsa lem.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 423, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the purpose of proclaiming a fast by the Aha va River?\",\n    \"How much silver and gold was weighed out to the leading priests for the house of God?\",\n    \"On what day did the group set out from the Aha va River to go to Jerusalem?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "We  were strength ened  by  our  God, i  and \n he  kept  us  from  the  grasp  of  the en e my  and \n from am bush  along  the  way . 32  So  we ar rived \n at Je ru sa lem  and rest ed  there  for  three  days. 33  On  the  fourth  day  the sil ver,  the  gold,  and \n the ar ti cles  were  weighed  out  in  the  house  of \n our  God  into  the  care  of  the  priest Mer e moth \n son  of Uri ah. El e a zar  son  of Phin e has  was  with \n him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 423, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who kept the group from the grasp of the enemy?\",\n    \"How long did the group rest in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"Who was responsible for weighing out the silver, gold, and articles?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The Le vites Joz a bad  son  of Jesh ua  and \nNo a di ah  son  of Bin nui  were  also  with  them. 34 Ev ery thing  was ver i fied  by num ber  and \n weight,  and  the to tal  weight  was re cord ed \n at  that  time. 35  The ex iles  who  had re turned  from  the \ncap tiv i ty off  ered  burnt off  er ings  to  the  God \n of Is ra el:  twelve  bulls  for  all Is ra el, ninety-six \n rams,  and seventy-seven  lambs,  along  with \n twelve  male  goats  as  a  sin off  er ing. All  this \n was  a  burnt off  er ing  for  the  L ord. 36  They \n also de liv ered  the  king\u2019s  edicts  to  the roy al \nsa traps  and gov er nors  of  the re gion  west  of \n the Eu phra tes,  so  that  they  would sup port  the \npeo ple  and  the  house  of  God. a 8:10 Some LXX mss, 1 Esdras 8:36; MT reads the descendants of Shelomith   b 8:14 Alt Hb tradition, some LXX mss read Zabud   \nc 8:15 Or canal   d 8:17 Lit Casiphia, and I put in their mouth the words to speak to   e 8:21 Or Canal, also in v . 31   f 8:26 Lit 650 \ntalents   g 8:26 Lit 100 talents   h 8:27 Or 1,000 drachmas, or  1,000 darics   i 8:31 Lit The hand of our God was on us\nEZRA 8 414\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   414 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 423, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What offerings did the exiles who returned from captivity present to the God of Israel?\",\n    \"How many bulls were offered as burnt offerings for all Israel?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of delivering the king's edicts to the royal satraps and governors?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "ISRAEL\u2019S INTERMARRIAGE\n9 \nAf ter  these  things  had  been  done,  the lead-\ners ap proached  me  and  said: \u201c The peo ple \n of Is ra el,  the  priests,  and  the Le vites  have  not \nsep a rat ed them selves  from  the sur round ing \npeo ples  whose de test able prac tic es  are  like \n those  of  the Ca naan ites, Heth ites, Per iz zites, \nJeb u sites, Am mon ites, Mo ab ites, Egyp tians, \n and Am o rites. 2 In deed,  the Is ra el ite  men a  have \ntak en  some  of  their daugh ters  as  wives  for \nthem selves  and  their  sons,  so  that  the  holy \n seed  has be come  mixed  with  the sur round-\ning peo ples.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the leaders say about the people of Israel regarding their separation from surrounding peoples?\",\n    \"Which groups are mentioned as having detestable practices similar to those of the Canaanites?\",\n    \"What has happened to the holy seed according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The lead ers b  and off  i cials  have \ntak en  the  lead  in  this un faith ful ness! \u201d 3  When \n I  heard  this re port,  I  tore  my tu nic  and  robe, \n pulled  out  some  of  the  hair  from  my  head  and \n beard,  and  sat  down dev as tat ed. EZRA\u2019S CONFESSION\n4 Ev ery one  who trem bled  at  the  words  of  the \n God  of Is ra el gath ered  around  me, be cause \n of  the un faith ful ness  of  the ex iles,  while  I  sat \ndev as tat ed un til  the eve ning off  er ing. 5  At  the \neve ning off  er ing,  I  got  up  from  my  time  of hu-\nmil i a tion,  with  my tu nic  and  robe  torn.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did Ezra take upon hearing the report of unfaithfulness?\",\n    \"Who gathered around Ezra because of the unfaithfulness of the exiles?\",\n    \"What was Ezra's emotional state as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then \n I  fell  on  my  knees  and  spread  out  my  hands \n to  the  L ord  my  God. 6  And  I  said:\nMy God, I am ashamed and embarrassed \nto lift my face toward you, my God, \nbecause our iniquities are higher than \nour heads and our guilt is as high as the \nheavens. 7 Our guilt has been terrible \nfrom the days of our fathers until the \npresent. Because of our iniquities we \nhave been handed over, along with our \nkings and priests, to the surrounding \nkings, and to the sword, captivity , plun-\ndering, and open shame, as it is today . 8 But now , for a brief moment, grace has \ncome from the Lord our God to preserve \na remnant for us and give us a stake in \nhis holy place. Even in our slavery , God \nhas given us a little relief and light to our \neyes. 9 Though we are slaves, our God has \nnot abandoned us in our slavery . He has \nextended grace to us in the presence of \nthe Persian kings, giving us relief, so that \nwe can rebuild the house of our God and \nrepair its ruins, to give us a wall in Judah \nand Jerusalem. 10 Now , our God, what can we say in \nlight of c this? For we have abandoned \nthe commands 11 you gave through your \nservants the prophets, saying: \u201cThe land \nyou are entering to possess is an impure \nland. The surrounding peoples have filled \nit from end to end with their uncleanness \nby their impurity and detestable prac -\ntices. 12 So do not give your daughters \nto their sons in marriage or take their \ndaughters for your sons. Never pursue \ntheir welfare or prosperity , so that you \nwill be strong, eat the good things of \nthe land, and leave it as an inheritance \nto your sons forever.\u201d \n13 After all that \nhas happened to us because of our evil \ndeeds and terrible guilt  \u2014  though you, \nour God, have punished us less than our \niniquities deserve and have allowed us \nto survive\n d \u2014 14 should we break your \ncommands again and intermarry with \nthe peoples who commit these detest -\nable practices? Wouldn\u2019t you become so \nangry with us that you would destroy us, \nleaving neither remnant nor survivor? 15 Lord God of Israel, you are righteous, \nfor we survive as a remnant today .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has been the consequence of the people's iniquities according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What grace has the Lord extended to the people during their slavery?\",\n    \"What command did the prophets convey regarding intermarriage with surrounding peoples?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Here \nwe are before you with our guilt, though \nno one can stand in your presence be\n-\ncause of this. SENDING AWAY FOREIGN WIVES\n10 \n While  Ezra  prayed  and con fessed, \nweep ing  and fall ing face down be fore \n the  house  of  God,  an ex treme ly  large as sem-\nbly  of Is ra el ite  men, wom en,  and chil dren \ngath ered  around  him. The peo ple  also  wept \nbit ter ly . 2  Then Shec a ni ah  son  of Je hi el,  an \nElam ite, re spond ed  to  Ezra: \u201c We  have  been \nun faith ful  to  our  God  by mar ry ing for eign \nwom en  from  the sur round ing peo ples,  but \n there  is  still  hope  for Is ra el  in  spite  of  this. 3  Let  us there fore  make  a cov enant be fore \n our  God  to  send  away  all  the for eign  wives \n and  their chil dren, ac cord ing  to  the coun sel \n of  my  lord  and  of  those  who trem ble  at  the \ncom mand  of  our  God. Let  it  be  done ac cord-\ning  to  the  law .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Shecaniah propose to Ezra regarding foreign wives?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of the assembly of Israelite men, women, and children while Ezra was praying?\",\n    \"What was the reason given for sending away foreign wives according to Shecaniah?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4  Get  up,  for  this mat ter  is  your \nre spon si bil i ty ,  and  we sup port  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Be  strong \n and  take ac tion! \u201d\n5  Then  Ezra  got  up  and  made  the lead ing \n priests, Le vites,  and  all Is ra el  take  an  oath \n to  do  what  had  been  said;  so  they  took  the \n oath. 6  Ezra  then  went  from  the  house  of  God \n and  walked  to  the cham ber  of Je ho ha nan \na 9:2 Lit they   b 9:2 Lit hand of the leaders   c 9:10 Lit say after   d 9:13 Lit and gave us a remnant like this\n 415 EZRA 9-10\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   415 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 424, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What action did Ezra take after urging the people to be strong?\",\n    \"Who did Ezra make take an oath?\",\n    \"From where did Ezra walk to the chamber of Jehohanan?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " son  of Eli a shib,  where  he  spent  the  night. a \n He  did  not  eat  food  or  drink wa ter, be cause \n he  was mourn ing  over  the un faith ful ness \n of  the ex iles. 7  They cir cu lat ed  a proc la ma tion through-\nout Ju dah  and Je ru sa lem  that  all  the ex iles \n should gath er  at Je ru sa lem. 8 Who ev er  did \n not  come with in  three  days  would for feit  all \n his pos ses sions, b ac cord ing  to  the de ci sion  of \n the lead ers  and el ders,  and  would  be ex clud ed \n from  the as sem bly  of  the ex iles. 9  So  all  the  men  of Ju dah  and Ben ja min gath-\nered  in Je ru sa lem with in  the  three  days. On \n the twen ti eth  day  of  the  ninth  month,  all  the \npeo ple  sat  in  the  square  at  the  house  of  God, \ntrem bling be cause  of  this mat ter  and be cause \n of  the  heavy  rain. 10  Then  the  priest  Ezra  stood \n up  and  said  to  them, \u201c You  have  been un faith ful \n by mar ry ing for eign wom en, add ing  to Is ra el\u2019s \n guilt. 11 There fore,  make  a con fes sion  to  the \n L ord,  the  God  of  your fa thers,  and  do  his  will. Sep a rate your selves  from  the sur round ing \npeo ples  and  your for eign  wives.\u201d\n12  Then  all  the as sem bly re spond ed loud ly: \n\u201c Yes,  we  will  do  as  you  say! 13  But  there  are \n many peo ple,  and  it  is  the  rainy sea son.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 425, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the reason for Ezra's mourning?\",\n    \"What proclamation was circulated throughout Judah and Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What did the assembly respond to Ezra's call for action?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "We \n don\u2019t  have  the stamina  to  stay  out  in  the  open. This  isn\u2019t some thing  that  can  be  done  in  a  day \n or  two,  for  we  have re belled ter ri bly  in  this \nmat ter.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 425, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "14  Let  our lead ers rep re sent  the en-\ntire as sem bly . Then  let  all  those  in  our  towns \n who  have mar ried for eign wom en  come  at \nap point ed  times, to geth er  with  the el ders \n and judg es  of  each  town,  in or der  to  avert \n the  fierce an ger  of  our  God con cern ing c  this \nmat ter.\u201d 15  Only Jon a than  son  of As a hel  and \nJah ze iah  son  of Tik vah op posed  this,  with \nMe shul lam  and Shab be thai  the Le vite sup-\nport ing  them. 16  The ex iles  did  what  had  been pro posed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 425, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who opposed the proposal regarding foreign women in the towns?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of gathering those who married foreign women?\",\n    \"What action did the exiles take in response to the proposal?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  priest  Ezra se lect ed  men d  who  were fam-\ni ly  heads,  all identified  by  name,  to rep re sent e \n their an ces tral fam i lies. f  They con vened  on \n the  first  day  of  the  tenth  month  to in ves ti gate \n the mat ter, 17  and  by  the  first  day  of  the  first \n month  they  had  dealt  with  all  the  men  who \n had mar ried for eign wom en. THOSE MARRIED TO FOREIGN WIVES\n18  The fol low ing  were  found  to  have mar ried \nfor eign wom en  from  the de scen dants  of  the \n priests:\nfrom the descendants of Jeshua son of \nJozadak and his brothers: Maaseiah, \nEliezer, Jarib, and Gedaliah. 19 They \npledged g to send their wives away , and \nbeing guilty , they offered a ram from the \nflock for their guilt;\n 20 Hanani and Zebadiah from Immer\u2019s \ndescendants;\n 21 Maaseiah, Elijah, Shemaiah, \nJehiel, and Uzziah \nfrom Harim\u2019s descendants;\n 22 Elioenai, Maaseiah, Ishmael, \nNethanel, Jozabad, and Elasah \nfrom Pashhur\u2019s descendants. 23  The Le vites:\n  Jozabad, Shimei, Kelaiah (that is Kelita), \nPethahiah, Judah, and Eliezer. 24  The sing ers:\n  Eliashib. The gate keep ers:\n  Shallum, Telem, and Uri. 25  The Is ra el ites:\n  Parosh\u2019s descendants: Ramiah, \nIzziah, Malchijah, Mijamin, Eleazar, \nMalchijah,\n h and Benaiah;\n 26 Elam\u2019s descendants: Mattaniah, \nZechariah, Jehiel, Abdi, Jeremoth, \nand Elijah;\n 27 Zattu\u2019s descendants: Elioenai, Eliashib, \nMattaniah, Jeremoth, Zabad, \nand Aziza;\n 28 Bebai\u2019s descendants: Jehohanan, \nHananiah, Zabbai, and Athlai;\n 29 Bani\u2019s descendants: Meshullam, \nMalluch, Adaiah, Jashub, Sheal, \nand Jeremoth;\n 30 Pahath-moab\u2019s descendants: Adna, \nChelal, Benaiah, Maaseiah, \nMattaniah, Bezalel, Binnui, \nand Manasseh;\n 31 Harim\u2019s descendants: Eliezer, \nIsshijah, Malchijah, Shemaiah, \nShimeon, 32 Benjamin, Malluch, and \nShemariah;\n 33 Hashum\u2019s descendants: Mattenai, \nMattattah, Zabad, Eliphelet, Jeremai, \nManasseh, and Shimei;\n34 Bani\u2019s descendants: Maadai, Amram, \nUel, 35 Benaiah, Bedeiah, Cheluhi, \n36 V aniah, Meremoth, Eliashib, \na 10:6 1 Esdras 9:2, Syr; MT , Vg read he went   b 10:8 Lit would set apart all his possessions for destruction   c 10:14 Some Hb \nmss, LXX, Vg; other Hb mss read until   d 10:16 1 Esdras 9:16, Syr; MT , Vg read priest and men were selected   e 10:16 Lit name, for   \nf 10:16 Lit the house of their fathers   g 10:19 Lit gave their hand   h 10:25 Some LXX mss, 1 Esdras 9:26 read Hashabiah\nEZRA 10 416\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   416 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 425, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the men identified by Ezra to represent their ancestral families?\",\n    \"What action did those found to have married foreign women take?\",\n    \"Which descendants from the priests were mentioned as having married foreign women?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "37 Mattaniah, Mattenai, Jaasu, 38 Bani, \nBinnui, Shimei, 39 Shelemiah, Nathan, \nAdaiah, 40 Machnadebai, Shashai, \nSharai, 41 Azarel, Shelemiah, Shemariah, \n42 Shallum, Amariah, and Joseph;\n 43 Nebo\u2019s descendants: Jeiel, Mattithiah, \nZabad, Zebina, Jaddai, Joel, \nand Benaiah. 44  All  of  these  had mar ried for eign wom en,  and \n some  of  the  wives  had giv en  birth  to chil dren.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 426, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the names of the descendants of Nebo mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What common characteristic is noted about the individuals listed in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Did any of the wives mentioned in the excerpt give birth to children?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "nehemiah\n1 \n The  words  of Ne he mi ah  son  of Hac a li ah: \nNEWS FROM JERUSALEM\nDur ing  the  month  of Chislev  in  the twen ti-\neth  year,  when  I  was  in  the for tress  city  of \n Susa, 2 Ha na ni,  one  of  my broth ers, ar rived \n with  men  from Ju dah,  and  I ques tioned  them \n about Je ru sa lem  and  the Jew ish rem nant  that \n had sur vived  the ex ile. 3  They  said  to  me, \u201c The \nrem nant  in  the prov ince,  who sur vived  the \nex ile,  are  in  great trou ble  and dis grace.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 427, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is Nehemiah's father?\",\n    \"What month and year does Nehemiah's account take place?\",\n    \"What condition are the Jewish remnant in according to Hanani's report?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Je ru-\nsa lem\u2019s  wall  has  been bro ken  down,  and  its \n gates  have  been  burned.\u201d\nNEHEMIAH\u2019S PRAYER\n4  When  I  heard  these  words,  I  sat  down  and \n wept. I  mourned  for  a num ber  of  days, fast ing \n and pray ing be fore  the  God  of  the heav ens. 5  I  said,\nLord, the God of the heavens, the great \nand awe-inspiring God who keeps his \ngracious covenant with those who love \nhim and keep his commands, 6 let your \neyes be open and your ears be atten -\ntive to hear your servant\u2019s prayer that I \nnow pray to you day and night for your \nservants, the Israelites. I confess the sins  a \nwe have committed against you. Both I \nand my father\u2019s family have sinned. 7 We \nhave acted corruptly toward you and \nhave not kept the commands, statutes, \nand ordinances you gave your servant \nMoses. 8 Please remember what you \ncommanded your servant Moses: \u201cIf you \nare unfaithful, I will scatter you among \nthe peoples. 9 But if you return to me and \ncarefully observe my commands, even \nthough your exiles were banished to the \nfarthest horizon,  b I will gather them from \nthere and bring them to the place where \nI chose to have my name dwell.\u201d 10 They \nare your servants and your people. You \nredeemed them by your great power and \nstrong hand.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 427, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Nehemiah do when he heard about the broken wall of Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What sins does Nehemiah confess in his prayer?\",\n    \"What promise does Nehemiah reference regarding the Israelites' return if they observe God's commands?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 Please, Lord, let your ear \nbe attentive to the prayer of your servant \nand to that of your servants who delight \nto revere your name. Give your servant \nsuccess today , and grant him compassion \nin the presence of this man. c\n At  the  time,  I  was  the  king\u2019s cup bear er. NEHEMIAH SENT TO JERUSALEM\n2 \nDur ing  the  month  of Ni san  in  the twen ti-\neth  year  of  King Artaxerxes,  when  wine \n was  set be fore  him,  I  took  the  wine  and  gave \n it  to  the  king. I  had nev er  been  sad  in  his pres-\nence, 2  so  the  king  said  to  me, \u201c Why  are  you d \n sad,  when  you  aren\u2019t  sick?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 427, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was Nehemiah's role at the time he prayed to the Lord?\",\n    \"In which month and year did Nehemiah serve wine to King Artaxerxes?\",\n    \"What question did King Artaxerxes ask Nehemiah when he noticed Nehemiah's sadness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  is noth ing  but \nsad ness  of  heart.\u201d\n I  was over whelmed  with  fear 3  and re plied \n to  the  king, \u201c May  the  king  live for ev er! Why \n should  I e  not  be  sad  when  the  city  where  my \nan ces tors  are bur ied  lies  in ru ins  and  its  gates \n have  been de stroyed  by  fire? \u201d\n4  Then  the  king  asked  me, \u201c What  is  your re-\nquest? \u201d\n So  I  prayed  to  the  God  of  the heav ens 5  and \nan swered  the  king, \u201c If  it pleas es  the  king,  and \n if  your ser vant  has  found fa vor  with  you,  send \n me  to Ju dah  and  to  the  city  where  my an ces tors \n are bur ied, f  so  that  I  may re build  it.\u201d\n6  The  king,  with  the  queen seat ed be side \n him,  asked  me, \u201c How  long  will  your jour ney \n take,  and  when  will  you re turn? \u201d  So  I  gave \n him  a defi   nite  time,  and  it  pleased  the  king \n to  send  me. 7  I  also  said  to  the  king: \u201c If  it pleas es  the  king, \n let  me  have let ters writ ten  to  the gov er nors  of \n the re gion  west  of  the Eu phra tes Riv er,  so  that \n they  will  grant  me  safe pas sage un til  I  reach Ju-\ndah. 8  And  let  me  have  a let ter writ ten  to  Asaph, \nkeep er  of  the  king\u2019s for est,  so  that  he  will  give \n me tim ber  to re build  the  gates  of  the tem ple\u2019s \nfor tress,  the  city  wall,  and  the  home  where  I \n will  live.\u201d g  The  king grant ed  my re quests,  for \n the gra cious  hand  of  my  God  was  on  me. 9  I  went  to  the gov er nors  of  the re gion  west \n of  the Eu phra tes  and  gave  them  the  king\u2019s \nlet ters.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 427, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the speaker request from the king regarding his journey to Judah?\",\n    \"What was the condition of the city where the speaker's ancestors are buried?\",\n    \"Who was Asaph and what role did he play in the speaker's request?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PREPARING TO REBUILD THE WALLS\n11 Af ter  I ar rived  in Je ru sa lem  and  had  been \n there  three  days, 12  I  got  up  at  night  and  took \n a  few  men  with  me. I  didn\u2019t  tell any one  what \n my  God  had  laid  on  my  heart  to  do  for Je ru sa-\nlem. The  only an i mal  I  took a  was  the  one  I  was \nrid ing. 13  I  went  out  at  night  through  the V al ley \n Gate to ward  the Ser pent\u2019s b  Well  and  the  Dung \n Gate,  and  I in spect ed  the  walls  of Je ru sa lem \n that  had  been bro ken  down  and  its  gates  that \n had  been de stroyed  by  fire. 14  I  went  on  to  the \nFoun tain  Gate  and  the  King\u2019s  Pool,  but far ther \n down  it be came  too nar row  for  my an i mal  to \n go  through. 15  So  I  went  up  at  night  by  way  of \n the val ley  and in spect ed  the  wall. Then head-\ning  back,  I en tered  through  the V al ley  Gate  and \nre turned. 16  The off  i cials  did  not  know  where  I \n had  gone  or  what  I  was do ing,  for  I  had  not  yet \n told  the  Jews,  priests, no bles, off  i cials,  or  the \n rest  of  those  who  would  be do ing  the  work. 17  So \n I  said  to  them, \u201c You  see  the trou ble  we  are  in. Je ru sa lem  lies  in ru ins  and  its  gates  have  been \n burned. Come,  let\u2019s re build Je ru sa lem\u2019s  wall, \n so  that  we  will  no lon ger  be  a dis grace.\u201d 18  I  told \n them  how  the gra cious  hand  of  my  God  had \n been  on  me,  and  what  the  king  had  said  to  me. They  said, \u201c Let\u2019s  start re build ing,\u201d  and  their \n hands  were strength ened c  to  do  this  good \n work. 19  When San bal lat  the Hor o nite, To bi ah  the \nAm mon ite off  i cial,  and Ge shem  the  Arab  heard \n about  this,  they  mocked  and de spised  us,  and \n said, \u201c What  is  this  you\u2019re do ing?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 428, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the narrator inspect during the night in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"Who mocked and despised the efforts to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What motivated the people to agree to start rebuilding Jerusalem's wall?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n20  I  gave  them  this re ply , \u201c The  God  of  the \nheav ens  is  the  one  who  will  grant  us suc cess. We,  his ser vants,  will  start build ing,  but  you \n have  no  share,  right,  or his tor ic  claim  in Je-\nru sa lem.\u201d\nREBUILDING THE WALLS\n3 \n The  high  priest Eli a shib  and  his fel low \n priests be gan re build ing  the  Sheep  Gate. They ded i cat ed  it  and in stalled  its  doors.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 428, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who responded that the God of the heavens would grant success?\",\n    \"Which gate did the high priest Eliashib and his fellow priests begin rebuilding?\",\n    \"What did the high priest Eliashib and his fellow priests do after rebuilding the Sheep Gate?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Af ter \nbuild ing  the  wall  to  the Tow er  of  the Hun dred \n and  the Tow er  of Han a nel,  they ded i cat ed  it. 2  The  men  of Jer i cho  built  next  to Eli a shib,  and \n next  to  them Zac cur  son  of  Imri  built. FISH GATE\n3  The  sons  of Has se na ah  built  the  Fish  Gate. They  built  it  with  beams  and in stalled  its \n doors,  bolts,  and  bars. 4  Next  to  them Mer-\ne moth  son  of Uri ah,  son  of Hak koz,  made \nre pairs. Be side  them Me shul lam  son  of Ber e-\nchi ah,  son  of Me shez a bel,  made re pairs. Next \n to  them Za dok  son  of Ba a na  made re pairs. 5 Be side  them  the Te ko ites  made re pairs,  but \n their no bles  did  not  lift  a fin ger  to  help d  their \nsu per vi sors. OLD GATE, BROAD WALL, AND TOWER OF THE \nOVENS\n6 Joi a da  son  of Pa se ah  and Me shul lam  son  of \nBes o de iah re paired  the  Old e  Gate. They  built  it \n with  beams  and in stalled  its  doors,  bolts,  and \n bars.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 428, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who built the Fish Gate?\",\n    \"What did Joiada son of Paseah and Meshullam son of Besodeiah repair?\",\n    \"Which group did not help their supervisors during the repairs?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7  Next  to  them  the re pairs  were  done  by \nMel a ti ah  the Gib e on ite, Ja don  the Me ron o thite, \n and  the  men  of Gib e on  and Miz pah,  who  were \nun der  the au thor i ty f  of  the gov er nor  of  the \nre gion  west  of  the Eu phra tes Riv er. 8 Af ter \n him Uz zi el  son  of Har ha iah,  the gold smith, \n made re pairs,  and  next  to  him Han a ni ah  son \n of  the per fum er  made re pairs. They re stored \nJe ru sa lem  as  far  as  the  Broad  Wall. 9  Next  to  them Re pha iah  son  of  Hur, rul er  of \n half  the dis trict  of Je ru sa lem,  made re pairs. 10 Af ter  them Je da iah  son  of Ha ru maph  made \nre pairs  across  from  his  house. Next  to  him \nHat tush  the  son  of Hash ab ne i ah  made re pairs. 11 Mal chi jah  son  of Ha rim  and Has shub  son  of \nPahath-moab  made re pairs  to an oth er sec tion, \n as  well  as  to  the Tow er  of  the Ov ens. 12 Be side \n him Shal lum  son  of Hal lo hesh, rul er  of  half \n the dis trict  of Je ru sa lem,  made re pairs  \u2014   he \n and  his daugh ters. VALLEY GATE, DUNG GATE, AND FOUNTAIN \nGATE\n13 Ha nun  and  the in hab i tants  of Za no ah re-\npaired  the V al ley  Gate. They re built  it  and \nin stalled  its  doors,  bolts,  and  bars,  and re-\npaired  five hun dred  yards g  of  the  wall  to  the \n Dung  Gate. 14 Mal chi jah  son  of Re chab, rul er \n of  the dis trict  of Beth-haccherem, re  paired \n the  Dung  Gate. He re built  it  and in stalled  its \n doors,  bolts,  and  bars. 15 Shal lun h  son  of Col-hozeh, rul er  of  the \ndis trict  of Miz pah, re paired  the Foun tain  Gate. He re built  it  and  roofed  it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 428, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who made repairs next to the men of Gibeon and Mizpah?\",\n    \"What did the inhabitants of Zanoah repair?\",\n    \"Which ruler repaired the Fountain Gate?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Af ter  him Ne he mi ah  son  of Az buk, rul er \n of  half  the dis trict  of  Beth-zur,  made re pairs \n up  to  a  point op po site  the  tombs  of Da vid, \n as  far  as  the artificial  pool  and  the  House  of \n the War riors. 17  Next  to  him  the Le vites  made \nre pairs un der Re hum  son  of  Bani. Be side \n him Hash a bi ah, rul er  of  half  the dis trict  of \nKe i lah,  made re pairs  for  his dis trict. 18 Af ter \n him  their fel low Le vites  made re pairs un-\nder Bin nui  a  son  of Hen a dad, rul er  of  half \n the dis trict  of Ke i lah. 19  Next  to  him  Ezer  son \n of Jesh ua, rul er  of Miz pah,  made re pairs  to \nan oth er sec tion op po site  the as cent  to  the \nar mory  at  the An gle. THE ANGLE, WATER GATE, AND TOWER ON THE \nOPHEL\n20 Af ter  him Bar uch  son  of Zab bai b dil i gent ly \nre paired an oth er sec tion,  from  the An gle  to \n the  door  of  the  house  of  the  high  priest Eli a-\nshib. 21 Be side  him Mer e moth  son  of Uri ah,  son \n of Hak koz,  made re pairs  to an oth er sec tion, \n from  the  door  of Eli a shib\u2019s  house  to  the  end  of \n his  house. 22  And  next  to  him  the  priests  from \n the sur round ing  area  made re pairs. 23 Af ter  them Ben ja min  and Has shub  made \nre pairs op po site  their  house. Be side  them Az-\na ri ah  son  of Ma a se iah,  son  of An a ni ah,  made \nre pairs be side  his  house. 24 Af ter  him Bin nui \n son  of Hen a dad  made re pairs  to an oth er sec-\ntion,  from  the  house  of Az a ri ah  to  the An gle \n and  the cor ner. 25 Pa lal  son  of  Uzai  made re pairs \nop po site  the An gle  and tow er  that  juts  out \n from  the  king\u2019s up per pal ace, c  by  the court-\nyard  of  the  guard. Be side  him Pe da iah  son  of \nPa rosh 26  and  the tem ple ser vants liv ing  on \n Ophel  made re pairs op po site  the Wa ter  Gate \nto ward  the  east  and  the tow er  that  juts  out. 27  Next  to  him  the Te ko ites  made re pairs  to an-\noth er sec tion  from  a  point op po site  the  great \ntow er  that  juts  out,  as  far  as  the  wall  of  Ophel. HORSE GATE, INSPECTION GATE, AND SHEEP \nGATE\n28  Each  of  the  priests  made re pairs  above  the \n Horse  Gate,  each op po site  his  own  house. 29Af-\nter  them Za dok  son  of Im mer  made re pairs \nop po site  his  house. And be side  him She ma-\niah  son  of Shec a ni ah,  guard  of  the  East  Gate, \n made re pairs. 30  Next  to  him Han a ni ah  son  of \nShel e mi ah  and Ha nun  the  sixth  son  of Za laph \n made re pairs  to an oth er sec tion. Af ter  them Me shul lam  son  of Ber e chi ah \n made re pairs op po site  his  room. 31  Next  to \n him Mal chi jah,  one  of  the gold smiths,  made \nre pairs  to  the  house  of  the tem ple ser vants \n and  the mer chants, op po site  the In spec tion d \n Gate,  and  as  far  as  the up stairs  room  on  the \ncor ner. 32  The gold smiths  and mer chants  made \nre pairs be tween  the up stairs  room  on  the cor-\nner  and  the  Sheep  Gate. PROGRESS IN SPITE OF OPPOSITION\n4 \n When San bal lat  heard  that  we  were re-\nbuild ing  the  wall,  he be came fu ri ous. He \n mocked  the  Jews 2 be fore  his col leagues  and \n the pow er ful  men e  of Sa mar ia,  and  said, \u201c What \n are  these pathetic  Jews do ing?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 429, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who made repairs up to a point opposite the tombs of David?\",\n    \"Which ruler made repairs for the district of Keilah?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of Sanballat upon hearing about the rebuilding of the wall?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will  they  ever fin ish  it? Can  they  bring  these \n burnt  stones  back  to  life  from  the  mounds  of \nrub ble? \u201d 3  Then To bi ah  the Am mon ite,  who \n was be side  him,  said, \u201cIn deed,  even  if  a  fox \n climbed  up  what  they  are build ing,  he  would \n break  down  their  stone  wall! \u201d\n4 Lis ten,  our  God,  for  we  are de spised.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 429, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " us.\u201d 13  So  I sta tioned peo ple be hind  the low est \nsec tions  of  the  wall,  at  the vulnerable  areas. I \nsta tioned  them  by fam i lies  with  their  swords, \n spears,  and  bows. 14 Af ter  I  made  an in spec tion, \n I  stood  up  and  said  to  the no bles,  the off  i cials, \n and  the  rest  of  the peo ple, \u201c Don\u2019t  be  afraid  of \n them. Re mem ber  the  great  and awe-inspiring \n Lord,  and  fight  for  your coun try men,  your \n sons  and daugh ters,  your  wives  and  homes.\u201d\nSWORD AND TROWEL\n15  When  our en e mies  heard  that  we  knew  their \n scheme  and  that  God  had frus trat ed  it, ev ery \n one  of  us re turned  to  his  own  work  on  the  wall. 16  From  that  day  on,  half  of  my  men  did  the \n work  while  the oth er  half  held  spears,  shields, \n bows,  and ar mor. The off  i cers sup port ed  all \n the peo ple  of Ju dah, 17  who  were re build ing \n the  wall. The la bor ers  who car ried  the  loads \n worked  with  one  hand  and  held  a weap on \n with  the oth er. 18  Each  of  the build ers  had  his \n sword  strapped  around  his  waist  while  he  was \nbuild ing,  and  the trumpeter  was be side  me. 19  Then  I  said  to  the no bles,  the off  i cials,  and  the \n rest  of  the peo ple: \u201c The  work  is enor mous  and \n spread  out,  and  we  are sep a rat ed  far  from  one \nan oth er  along  the  wall. 20 Wher ev er  you  hear \n the trum pet  sound, ral ly  to  us  there. Our  God \n will  fight  for  us! \u201d 21  So  we con tin ued  the  work, \n while  half  of  the  men  were hold ing  spears  from \nday break un til  the  stars  came  out. 22  At  that \n time,  I  also  said  to  the peo ple, \u201c Let ev ery one \n and  his ser vant  spend  the  night in side Je ru-\nsa lem,  so  that  they  can  stand  guard  by  night \n and  work  by  day .\u201d 23  And  I,  my broth ers,  my \nser vants,  and  the  men  of  the  guard  with  me \nnev er  took  off  our  clothes. Each car ried  his \nweap on,  even  when wash ing. a\nSOCIAL INJUSTICE\n5 \n There  was  a wide spread out cry  from  the \npeo ple  and  their  wives  against  their Jew-\nish coun try men. 2  Some  were say ing, \u201c We,  our \n sons,  and  our daugh ters  are nu mer ous. Let  us \n get  grain  so  that  we  can  eat  and  live.\u201d 3 Oth ers \n were say ing, \u201c We  are mort gag ing  our  fields, \nvine yards,  and  homes  to  get  grain dur ing  the \nfam ine.\u201d 4  Still oth ers  were say ing, \u201c We  have \nbor rowed mon ey  to  pay  the  king\u2019s  tax  on  our \n fields  and vine yards. 5  We  and  our chil dren  are \n just  like  our coun try men  and  their chil dren, \n yet  we  are sub ject ing  our  sons  and daugh ters \n to slav ery .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Nehemiah instruct the people to do in response to the threat from their enemies?\",\n    \"How did the laborers manage their work while also being prepared for defense?\",\n    \"What were some of the grievances expressed by the people regarding their situation during the famine?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Some  of  our daugh ters  are al ready \nen slaved,  but  we  are pow er less b be cause  our \n fields  and vine yards be long  to oth ers.\u201d\n6  I be came ex treme ly an gry  when  I  heard \n their out cry  and  these com plaints. 7Af ter se-\nriously considering  the mat ter,  I ac cused  the \nno bles  and off  i cials, say ing  to  them, \u201c Each  of \n you  is charg ing  his coun try men in ter est.\u201d  So \n I  called  a  large as sem bly  against  them 8  and \n said, \u201c We  have  done  our  best  to  buy  back  our \nJew ish coun try men  who  were  sold  to for eign-\ners,  but  now  you  sell  your  own coun try men, \n and  we  have  to  buy  them  back.\u201d  They re mained \nsi lent  and  could  not  say  a  word. 9  Then  I  said, \n\u201c What  you  are do ing  isn\u2019t  right.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What complaint did the daughters express in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who did the speaker accuse of charging their countrymen interest?\",\n    \"What action did the speaker take in response to the complaints?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Shouldn\u2019t  you \n walk  in  the  fear  of  our  God  and  not in vite  the \nre proach  of  our for eign en e mies? 10  Even  I,  as \n well  as  my broth ers  and  my ser vants,  have \n been lend ing  them mon ey  and  grain.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Please,  let \n us  stop charg ing  this in ter est. c 11 Re turn  their \n fields, vine yards, ol ive  groves,  and hous es  to \n them im me di ate ly ,  along  with  the percentage d \n of  the mon ey ,  grain,  new  wine,  and  fresh  oil \n that  you  have  been assessing  them.\u201d\n12  They re spond ed: \u201c We  will re turn  these \n things  and re quire noth ing  more  from  them. We  will  do  as  you  say .\u201d\n So  I sum moned  the  priests  and  made ev ery-\none  take  an  oath  to  do  this. 13  I  also  shook  the \n folds  of  my  robe  and  said, \u201c May  God like wise \n shake  from  his  house  and prop er ty ev ery one \n who  doesn\u2019t  keep  this prom ise. May  he  be \nshak en  out  and  have noth ing! \u201d\n The  whole as sem bly  said, \u201c Amen,\u201d  and  they \n praised  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the assembly agree to return to the people?\",\n    \"What oath did the speaker make everyone take?\",\n    \"What consequence did the speaker declare for those who do not keep the promise?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then  the peo ple  did  as  they \n had prom ised. GOOD AND BAD GOVERNORS\n14 Fur ther more,  from  the  day  King Artaxerxes \nap point ed  me  to  be  their gov er nor  in  the  land \n of Ju dah  \u2014   from  the twen ti eth  year un til  his \nthirty-second  year,  twelve  years  \u2014   I  and  my \nas so ci ates nev er  ate  from  the  food al lot ted  to \n the gov er nor. 15  The gov er nors  who pre ced ed \n me  had heavi ly bur dened  the peo ple, tak ing \n from  them  food  and  wine  as  well  as  a  pound e \n of sil ver.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How long did King Artaxerxes appoint the speaker as governor in the land of Judah?\",\n    \"What did the governors who preceded the speaker do to burden the people?\",\n    \"Did the speaker eat from the food allotted to the governor during their term?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Their sub or di nates  also op pressed \n the peo ple,  but be cause  of  the  fear  of  God,  I \n didn\u2019t  do  this. 16 In stead,  I de vot ed my self  to \n the con struc tion  of  this  wall,  and  all  my sub-\nor di nates  were gath ered  there  for  the  work. We  didn\u2019t  buy  any  land. a 4:23 Lit Each his weapon the water   b 5:5 Lit but there is not the power in our hand   c  5:10 Or us forgive these debts    \nd 5:11 Lit hundred   e  5:15 Lit 40 shekels\n 421 NEHEMIAH 4-5\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   421 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 430, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "17  There  were  150  Jews  and off  i cials,  as  well \n as  guests  from  the sur round ing na tions  at  my \nta ble. 18  Each a  day ,  one  ox,  six  choice  sheep,  and \n some  fowl  were pre pared  for  me. An abun-\ndance  of  all  kinds  of  wine  was pro vid ed ev ery \n ten  days. But  I  didn\u2019t de mand  the  food al lot ted \n to  the gov er nor, be cause  the bur den  on  the \npeo ple  was  so  heavy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 431, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many Jews and officials were at the table?\",\n    \"What types of meat were prepared each day?\",\n    \"Why did the speaker not demand the food allotted to the governor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19 Re mem ber  me fa vor ably ,  my  God,  for  all \n that  I  have  done  for  this peo ple. ATTEMPTS TO DISCOURAGE THE BUILDERS\n6 \n When San bal lat, To bi ah, Ge shem  the  Arab, \n and  the  rest  of  our en e mies  heard  that  I \n had re built  the  wall  and  that  no  gap  was  left \n in  it  \u2014   though  at  that  time  I  had  not in stalled \n the  doors  in  the  city  gates \u2014 2 San bal lat  and \nGe shem  sent  me  a mes sage: \u201c Come,  let\u2019s  meet \nto geth er  in  the vil lages  of b  the  Ono V al ley .\u201d \n They  were plan ning  to  harm  me. 3  So  I  sent mes sen gers  to  them, say ing, \u201c I \n am do ing im por tant  work  and can not  come \n down.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 431, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"Who were the individuals attempting to discourage the builders?\", \"What was the reason Sanballat and Geshem sent a message to the narrator?\", \"What was the narrator's response to the invitation to meet in the Ono Valley?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Why  should  the  work  cease  while  I \n leave  it  and  go  down  to  you? \u201d 4  Four  times \n they  sent  me  the  same pro pos al,  and  I  gave \n them  the  same re ply .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 431, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "5 San bal lat  sent  me  this  same mes sage  a \n fifth  time  by  his  aide,  who  had  an  open let ter \n in  his  hand. 6  In  it  was writ ten:\nIt is reported among the nations  \u2014  and \nGeshem c agrees  \u2014  that you and the Jews \nplan to rebel. This is the reason you are \nbuilding the wall. According to these \nreports, you are to become their king \n7 and have even set up the prophets in \nJerusalem to proclaim on your behalf: \n\u201cThere is a king in Judah.\u201d These rumors \nwill be heard by the king. So come, let\u2019s \nconfer together.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 431, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What message did Sanballat send by his aide?\",\n    \"What accusation is made against the recipient regarding the construction of the wall?\",\n    \"What do the rumors suggest about the recipient's intentions in Jerusalem?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8  Then  I re plied  to  him, \u201c There  is noth ing \n to  these ru mors  you  are spread ing;  you  are \ninventing  them  in  your  own  mind.\u201d 9  For  they \n were  all try ing  to in tim i date  us, say ing, \u201c They \n will  drop  their  hands  from d  the  work,  and  it \n will nev er  be fin ished.\u201d\n But  now ,  my  God, strength en  my  hands. ATTEMPTS TO INTIMIDATE NEHEMIAH\n10  I  went  to  the  house  of She ma iah  son  of De-\nla iah,  son  of Me het a bel,  who  was re strict ed \n to  his  house. He  said:\n  Let\u2019s meet at the house of God,\n  inside the temple. Let\u2019s shut the temple doors\n  because they\u2019re coming to kill you. They\u2019re coming to kill you tonight! e\n11  But  I  said, \u201c Should  a  man  like  me  run  away? How  can some one  like  me en ter  the tem ple \n and  live? I  will  not  go.\u201d 12  I re al ized  that  God \n had  not  sent  him, be cause  of  the proph e cy  he \n spoke  against  me. To bi ah  and San bal lat  had \n hired  him. 13  He  was  hired,  so  that  I  would \n be intimidated,  do  as  he sug gest ed,  sin,  and \n get  a  bad rep u ta tion,  in or der  that  they  could \ndis cred it  me. 14  My  God, re mem ber To bi ah  and San bal lat \n for  what  they  have  done,  and  also  the proph-\net ess No a di ah  and  the oth er proph ets  who \nwant ed  to in tim i date  me. THE WALL COMPLETED\n15  The  wall  was com plet ed  in fifty-two  days, \n on  the twenty-fifth  day  of  the  month  Elul. 16  When  all  our en e mies  heard  this,  all  the \nsur round ing na tions  were intimidated  and \n lost  their con fi dence, f  for  they re al ized  that \n this  task  had  been ac com plished  by  our  God. 17 Dur ing  those  days,  the no bles  of Ju dah  sent \n many let ters  to To bi ah,  and To bi ah\u2019s let ters \n came  to  them. 18  For  many  in Ju dah  were  bound \n by  oath  to  him,  since  he  was  a son-in-law  of \nShec a ni ah  son  of  Arah,  and  his  son Je ho ha nan \n had mar ried  the daugh ter  of Me shul lam  son \n of Ber e chi ah. 19  These no bles  kept men tion ing \nTo bi ah\u2019s  good  deeds  to  me,  and  they re port ed \n my  words  to  him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 431, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the reason Nehemiah refused to meet Shemaiah in the temple?\",\n    \"How long did it take to complete the wall?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of the surrounding nations after the wall was completed?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  Sotai\u2019s descendants, \nSophereth\u2019s descendants,\n  Perida\u2019s descendants, \n58 Jaala\u2019s descendants,\n  Darkon\u2019s descendants, \nGiddel\u2019s descendants,\n 59 Shephatiah\u2019s descendants, \nHattil\u2019s descendants,\n  Pochereth-hazzebaim\u2019s descendants, \nAmon\u2019s descendants. 60 All the temple servants\n  and the descendants of Solomon\u2019s \nservants 392. 61  The fol low ing  are  those  who  came  from \nTel-melah, Tel-harsha, Cher ub, Ad don,  and \nIm mer,  but  were un able  to  prove  that  their \nan ces tral fam i lies a  and  their lineage  were \nIs ra el ite:\n 62 Delaiah\u2019s descendants,\n  Tobiah\u2019s descendants,\n  and Nekoda\u2019s descendants 642\n63  and  from  the  priests:  the de scen dants  of \nHo ba iah,  the de scen dants  of Hak koz,  and  the \nde scen dants  of Bar zil lai  \u2014   who  had tak en \n a  wife  from  the daugh ters  of Bar zil lai  the \nGil e ad ite  and  who  bore  their  name. 64  These \n searched  for  their entries  in  the ge ne alog i cal \nrec ords,  but  they  could  not  be  found,  so  they \n were dis qual i fied  from  the priest hood.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 433, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many descendants of temple servants and Solomon's servants are mentioned?\",\n    \"Which descendants were unable to prove their ancestral lineage as Israelites?\",\n    \"What was the consequence for those who could not find their entries in the genealogical records?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "65  The \ngov er nor or dered  them  not  to  eat  the  most \n holy  things un til  there  was  a  priest  who  could \ncon sult  the  Urim  and Thum mim. 66 The whole combined assembly \nnumbered 42,360\n 67 not including their 7,337 male \nand female servants,\n  as well as their 245 male \nand female singers. 68 They had 736 horses, 245 mules,  b\n 69 435 camels, and 6,720 donkeys. 70  Some  of  the fam i ly  heads con trib ut ed \n to  the project.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 433, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the total number of individuals in the assembly, including servants and singers?\",\n    \"How many horses did the assembly have?\",\n    \"What did the governor order regarding the consumption of holy things?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The gov er nor  gave 1,000  gold \n coins, c  50  bowls,  and  530 priest ly gar ments \n to  the trea sury . 71  Some  of  the fam i ly  heads \n gave 20,000  gold  coins  and 2,200 sil ver  minas \n to  the trea sury  for  the project. 72  The  rest  of \n the peo ple  gave 20,000  gold  coins, 2,000 sil-\nver  minas,  and  67 priest ly gar ments. 73  The \n priests, Le vites, gate keep ers, tem ple sing ers, \n some  of  the peo ple, tem ple ser vants,  and  all \nIs ra el set tled  in  their  towns. PUBLIC READING OF THE LAW\n When  the sev enth  month  came  and  the Is- \n8 \n ra el ites  had set tled  in  their  towns, 1  all  the \npeo ple gath ered to geth er  at  the  square  in \n front  of  the Wa ter  Gate. They  asked  the  scribe \n Ezra  to  bring  the  book  of  the  law  of Mo ses  that \n the  L ord  had giv en Is ra el. 2  On  the  first  day   \nof  the sev enth  month,  the  priest  Ezra  brought \n the  law be fore  the as sem bly  of  men, wom en, \n and  all  who  could lis ten  with un der stand ing. 3  While  he  was fac ing  the  square  in  front  of  the \nWa ter  Gate,  he  read  out  of  it  from day break \nun til  noon be fore  the  men,  the wom en,  and \n those  who  could un der stand. All  the peo ple \nlis tened attentively d  to  the  book  of  the  law . 4  The \n scribe  Ezra  stood  on  a  high wood en plat form \n made  for  this pur pose. Mat ti thi ah, She ma, \nAnai ah, Uri ah, Hil ki ah,  and Ma a se iah  stood \nbe side  him  on  his  right;  to  his  left  were Pe da iah, \nMish a el, Mal chi jah, Ha shum, Hash-baddanah, \nZech a ri ah,  and Me shul lam. 5  Ezra  opened  the \n book  in  full  view  of  all  the peo ple,  since  he  was \nel e vat ed  above ev ery one.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 433, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What contributions did the governor make to the treasury?\",\n    \"Who asked Ezra to bring the book of the law?\",\n    \"On what day did Ezra read from the book of the law?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "As  he  opened  it,  all \n the peo ple  stood  up. 6  Ezra  blessed  the  L ord, \n the  great  God,  and  with  their  hands up lift ed \n all  the peo ple  said, \u201c Amen,  Amen! \u201d  Then  they \n knelt  low  and wor shiped  the  L ord  with  their \nfac es  to  the  ground.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 433, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Ezra do as he opened the document?\",\n    \"How did the people respond after Ezra blessed the Lord?\",\n    \"What posture did the people take when they worshiped the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 Jesh ua,  Bani, Sher e bi ah, Ja min, Ak kub, \nShab be thai, Ho di ah, Ma a se iah, Kel i ta, Az a-\nri ah, Joz a bad, Ha nan,  and Pe la iah,  who  were \nLe vites, e ex plained  the  law  to  the peo ple  as \n they  stood  in  their plac es. 8  They  read  out  of \n the  book  of  the  law  of  God, translating  and \ngiv ing  the mean ing  so  that  the peo ple  could \nun der stand  what  was  read. 9 Ne he mi ah  the \ngov er nor,  Ezra  the  priest  and  scribe,  and  the \nLe vites  who  were in struct ing  the peo ple  said \n to  all  of  them, \u201c This  day  is  holy  to  the  L ord \n your  God. Do  not  mourn  or  weep.\u201d  For  all  the \npeo ple  were weep ing  as  they  heard  the  words \n of  the  law . 10  Then  he  said  to  them, \u201c Go  and  eat \n what  is  rich,  drink  what  is  sweet,  and  send \npor tions  to  those  who  have noth ing pre pared, \n since to day  is  holy  to  our  Lord. Do  not  grieve, \nbe cause  the  joy  of  the  L ord  is  your  strength.\u201d f \n11  And  the Le vites qui et ed  all  the peo ple, say-\ning, \u201c Be  still,  since to day  is  holy . Don\u2019t  grieve.\u201d \n12  Then  all  the peo ple be gan  to  eat  and  drink, \na 7:61 Lit the house of their fathers   b 7:68 Some Hb mss, LXX; Ezr 2:66; other Hb mss omit v . 68   c 7:70 Or drachmas, or darics ; \nalso in vv .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 433, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the Levites mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did Nehemiah instruct the people to do on the holy day?\",\n    \"Why were the people weeping as they heard the words of the law?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " send por tions,  and  have  a  great cel e bra tion, \nbe cause  they  had un der stood  the  words  that \n were ex plained  to  them. FESTIVAL OF SHELTERS OBSERVED\n13  On  the sec ond  day ,  the fam i ly  heads  of  all \n the peo ple,  along  with  the  priests  and Le vites, \nas sem bled be fore  the  scribe  Ezra  to  study  the \n words  of  the  law .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What event did the family heads, priests, and Levites gather for on the second day?\",\n    \"Who did the family heads, priests, and Levites assemble before to study the words of the law?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14  They  found writ ten  in  the \n law  how  the  L ord  had com mand ed  through \nMo ses  that  the Is ra el ites  should  dwell  in shel-\nters dur ing  the fes ti val  of  the sev enth  month. 15  So  they pro claimed  and  spread  this  news \nthrough out  their  towns  and  in Je ru sa lem, say-\ning, \u201c Go  out  to  the  hill coun try  and  bring  back \nbranch es  of ol ive,  wild ol ive, myr tle,  palm,  and \noth er  leafy  trees  to  make shel ters,  just  as  it  is \nwrit ten.\u201d 16  The peo ple  went  out,  brought  back \nbranch es,  and  made shel ters  for them selves \n on  each  of  their rooftops  and court yards,  the \n court  of  the  house  of  God,  the  square  by  the \nWa ter  Gate,  and  the  square  by  the Ephra im \n Gate. 17  The  whole com mu ni ty  that  had re-\nturned  from ex ile  made shel ters  and  lived  in \n them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the law command regarding the Israelites during the festival of the seventh month?\",\n    \"What types of branches were the people instructed to bring back to make shelters?\",\n    \"Where did the people make shelters after returning from exile?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The Is ra el ites  had  not cel e brat ed  like  this \n from  the  days  of Josh ua  son  of  Nun un til  that \n day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How long had it been since the Israelites celebrated in this manner?\",\n    \"Who is mentioned as the last figure associated with the Israelites' previous celebrations?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "And  there  was tre men dous  joy . 18  Ezra a \n read  out  of  the  book  of  the  law  of  God ev ery \n day ,  from  the  first  day  to  the  last. The Is ra-\nel ites cel e brat ed  the fes ti val  for sev en  days, \n and  on  the  eighth  day  there  was  an as sem bly , \nac cord ing  to  the or di nance. NATIONAL CONFESSION OF SIN\n9 \n On  the twenty-fourth  day  of  this  month \n the Is ra el ites as sem bled;  they  were fast-\ning, wear ing sack cloth,  and  had  put  dust  on \n their  heads. 2  Those  of Is ra el ite de scent sep-\na rat ed them selves  from  all for eign ers,  and \n they  stood  and con fessed  their  sins  and  the \nin iq ui ties  of  their fa thers. 3  While  they  stood \n in  their plac es,  they  read  from  the  book  of \n the  law  of  the  L ord  their  God  for  a  fourth  of \n the  day  and  spent an oth er  fourth  of  the  day \n in con fes sion  and wor ship  of  the  L ord  their \n God. 4 Jesh ua,  Bani, Kad mi el, Sheb a ni ah, Bun-\nni, Sher e bi ah,  Bani,  and Chenani  stood  on  the \n raised plat form  built  for  the Le vites  and  cried \n out loud ly  to  the  L ord  their  God. 5  Then  the \nLe vites  \u2014  Jesh ua, Kad mi el,  Bani, Hash ab ne i ah, \nSher e bi ah, Ho di ah, Sheb a ni ah,  and Peth a hi ah  \n\u2014   said, \u201c Stand  up. Blessed  be  the  L ord  your \n God  from ever last ing  to ever last ing.\u201d\n  Blessed be your glorious name,\n  and may it be exalted above all blessing \nand praise.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Ezra do every day from the first day to the last during the festival?\",\n    \"What actions did the Israelites take on the twenty-fourth day of the month?\",\n    \"Who cried out loudly to the Lord their God from the raised platform built for the Levites?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 You, b Lord, are the only God. c\n  You created the heavens,\n  the highest heavens with all their stars,\n  the earth and all that is on it,\n  the seas and all that is in them. You give life to all of them,\n  and all the stars of heaven worship you. 7 You, the Lord,\n  are the God who chose Abram\n  and brought him out of Ur \nof the Chaldeans,\n  and changed his name to Abraham. 8 You found his heart faithful \nin your sight,\n  and made a covenant with him\n  to give the land of the Canaanites,\n  Hethites, Amorites, Perizzites,\n  Jebusites, and Girgashites \u2014\n  to give it to his descendants. You have fulfilled your promise,\n  for you are righteous. 9 You saw the oppression \nof our ancestors in Egypt\n  and heard their cry at the Red Sea. 10 You performed signs and wonders \nagainst Pharaoh,\n  all his officials, and all the people \nof his land,\n  for you knew how arrogantly \nthey treated our ancestors. You made a name for yourself\n  that endures to this day . 11 You divided the sea before them,\n  and they crossed through it \non dry ground. You hurled their pursuers into the depths\n  like a stone into raging water. 12 You led them with a pillar of cloud by day ,\n  and with a pillar of fire by night,\n  to illuminate the way they should go. 13 You came down on Mount Sinai,\n  and spoke to them from heaven. You gave them impartial ordinances, \nreliable instructions,\n  and good statutes and commands.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is described as the only God in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What name was changed from Abram according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did God provide to the descendants of Abraham as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 You revealed your holy Sabbath to them,\n  and gave them commands, statutes, \nand instruction\n  through your servant Moses. a 8:18 Some Hb mss, Syr read They   b 9:6 LXX reads And Ezra said: You   c  9:6 Lit are alone\n 425 NEHEMIAH 8-9\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   425 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 434, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who revealed the holy Sabbath to the people?\",\n    \"Through whom did God give commands, statutes, and instruction?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt indicate about the source of the commands and statutes?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 15 You provided bread from heaven \nfor their hunger;\n  you brought them water from the rock \nfor their thirst. You told them to go in and possess \nthe land\n  you had sworn a to give them. 16 But our ancestors acted arrogantly;\n  they became stiff-necked and did not \nlisten to your commands. 17 They refused to listen\n  and did not remember your wonders\n  you performed among them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 435, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the ancestors refuse to do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What two provisions did you provide for their needs as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did you tell them to do with the land you had sworn to give them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They became stiff-necked \nand appointed a leader\n  to return to their slavery in Egypt. b\n  But you are a forgiving God,\n  gracious and compassionate,\n  slow to anger and abounding \nin faithful love,\n  and you did not abandon them. 18 Even after they had cast an image \nof a calf\n  for themselves and said,\n  \u201cThis is your god who brought you \nout of Egypt,\u201d\n  and they had committed \nterrible blasphemies,\n 19 you did not abandon them \nin the wilderness\n  because of your great compassion. During the day the pillar of cloud\n  never turned away from them,\n  guiding them on their journey . And during the night the pillar of fire\n  illuminated the way they should go. 20 You sent your good Spirit \nto instruct them. You did not withhold your manna \nfrom their mouths,\n  and you gave them water for their thirst. 21 You provided for them \nin the wilderness forty years,\n  and they lacked nothing. Their clothes did not wear out,\n  and their feet did not swell.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 435, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people appoint a leader for?\",\n    \"How long did the people lack nothing in the wilderness?\",\n    \"What two forms of guidance did the Lord provide during the day and night?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 You gave them kingdoms and peoples\n  and established boundaries for them. They took possession\n  of the land of King Sihon  c of Heshbon\n  and of the land of King Og of Bashan. 23 You multiplied their descendants\n  like the stars of the sky\n  and brought them to the land\n  you told their ancestors to go in \nand possess. 24 So their descendants went in \nand possessed the land:\n  You subdued the Canaanites \nwho inhabited the land before them\n  and handed their kings \nand the surrounding peoples over to \nthem,\n  to do as they pleased with them. 25 They captured fortified cities \nand fertile land\n  and took possession of \nwell-supplied houses,\n  cisterns cut out of rock, vineyards,\n  olive groves, and fruit trees \nin abundance. They ate, were filled,\n  became prosperous, and delighted \nin your great goodness.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 435, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What kingdoms and peoples were given to the descendants mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who were the kings of the lands that the descendants subdued?\",\n    \"What types of resources and properties did the descendants take possession of in the land?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26 But they were disobedient and rebelled \nagainst you. They flung your law behind their backs\n  and killed your prophets\n  who warned them\n  in order to turn them back to you. They committed terrible blasphemies. 27 So you handed them over \nto their enemies,\n  who oppressed them. In their time of distress, they cried out \nto you,\n  and you heard from heaven. In your abundant compassion\n  you gave them deliverers, \nwho rescued them\n  from the power of their enemies. 28 But as soon as they had relief,\n  they again did what was evil \nin your sight. So you abandoned them to the power \nof their enemies,\n  who dominated them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 435, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the people take against the law mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How did the people respond during their time of distress?\",\n    \"What cycle of behavior is described in the excerpt regarding the people's actions and God's response?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When they cried out to you again,\n  you heard from heaven and rescued \nthem\n  many times in your compassion. a  9:15 Lit lifted your hand   b 9:17 Some Hb mss, LXX; other Hb mss read in their rebellion   c  9:22 One Hb ms, LXX; other Hb mss, \nVg read of Sihon, even the land of the king\nNEHEMIAH 9 426\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   426 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 435, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 29 You warned them to turn back \nto your law ,\n  but they acted arrogantly\n  and would not obey your commands. They sinned against your ordinances,\n  which a person will live by \nif he does them. They stubbornly resisted,  a\n  stiffened their necks, and would not \nobey . 30 You were patient with them \nfor many years,\n  and your Spirit warned them \nthrough your prophets,\n  but they would not listen. Therefore, you handed them over \nto the surrounding peoples. 31 However, \nin your abundant compassion,\n  you did not destroy them or abandon \nthem,\n  for you are a gracious \nand compassionate God. 32 So now , our God  \u2014  the great, mighty ,\n  and awe-inspiring God who keeps \nhis gracious covenant \u2014\n  do not view lightly all the hardships \nthat have afflicted us,\n  our kings and leaders,\n  our priests and prophets,\n  our ancestors and all your people,\n  from the days of the Assyrian kings \nuntil today . 33 You are righteous concerning all \nthat has happened to us,\n  because you have acted faithfully ,\n  while we have acted wickedly . 34 Our kings, leaders, priests, \nand ancestors\n  did not obey your law\n  or listen to your commands\n  and warnings you gave them. 35 When they were in their kingdom,\n  with your abundant goodness that \nyou gave them,\n  and in the spacious and fertile land \nyou set before them,\n  they would not serve you or turn \nfrom their wicked ways. 36 Here we are today ,\n  slaves in the land you gave our ancestors\n  so that they could enjoy its fruit \nand its goodness. Here we are  \u2014  slaves in it! 37 Its abundant harvest goes to the kings\n  you have set over us,\n  because of our sins. They rule over our bodies\n  and our livestock as they please.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 436, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people do despite being warned to turn back to the law?\",\n    \"What has been the consequence of the people's refusal to obey God's commands?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe God's response to the people's actions over the years?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "We are in great distress. ISRAEL\u2019S VOW OF FAITHFULNESS\n38  In  view  of  all  this,  we  are mak ing  a bind ing \nagree ment  in writ ing  on  a  sealed doc u ment \ncon tain ing  the  names  of  our lead ers, Le vites, \n and  priests. 10 \n Those  whose  seals  were  on  the doc u-\nment  were\n  the governor Nehemiah \nson of Hacaliah, and Zedekiah,\n 2 Seraiah, Azariah, Jeremiah,\n 3 Pashhur, Amariah, Malchijah,\n 4 Hattush, Shebaniah, Malluch,\n 5 Harim, Meremoth, Obadiah,\n 6 Daniel, Ginnethon, Baruch,\n 7 Meshullam, Abijah, Mijamin,\n 8 Maaziah, Bilgai, and Shemaiah.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 436, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the document mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who are the individuals whose seals were on the document?\",\n    \"Who is identified as the governor in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9 The Levites were\n  Jeshua son of Azaniah,\n  Binnui of the sons of Henadad, Kadmiel,\n 10 and their brothers\n  Shebaniah, Hodiah, Kelita, Pelaiah, \nHanan,\n 11 Mica, Rehob, Hashabiah,\n 12 Zaccur, Sherebiah, Shebaniah,\n 13 Hodiah, Bani, and Beninu. 14 The heads of the people were\n  Parosh, Pahath-moab, Elam, Zattu, Bani,\n 15 Bunni, Azgad, Bebai,\n 16 Adonijah, Bigvai, Adin,\n 17 Ater, Hezekiah, Azzur,\n 18 Hodiah, Hashum, Bezai,\n 19 Hariph, Anathoth, Nebai,\n 20 Magpiash, Meshullam, Hezir,\n 21 Meshezabel, Zadok, Jaddua,\n 22 Pelatiah, Hanan, Anaiah,\n 23 Hoshea, Hananiah, Hasshub,\n 24 Hallohesh, Pilha, Shobek,\n 25 Rehum, Hashabnah, Maaseiah,\n 26 Ahijah, Hanan, Anan,\n 27 Malluch, Harim, Baanah. a  9:29 Lit They gave a stubborn shoulder\n 427 NEHEMIAH 9-10\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   427 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 436, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the Levites mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What roles did Jeshua and Binnui have among the Levites?\",\n    \"Can you list any of the heads of the people mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "28  The  rest  of  the peo ple  \u2014   the  priests, \nLe vites, gate  keep ers, sing  ers,  and tem  ple \nser vants,  along  with  their  wives,  sons,  and \ndaugh ters, ev ery one  who  is  able  to un der stand \n and  who  has sep a rat ed them selves  from  the \nsur round ing peo ples  to  obey  the  law  of  God \u2014 \n29  join  with  their no ble broth ers  and com mit \nthem selves  with  a  sworn  oath a  to fol low  the \n law  of  God giv en  through  God\u2019s ser vant Mo-\nses  and  to  obey care ful ly  all  the com mands, \nor di nances,  and stat utes  of  the  L ord  our  Lord. DETAILS OF THE VOW\n30 We will not give our daughters in \nmarriage to the surrounding peoples and \nwill not take their daughters as wives for \nour sons.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 437, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who are the individuals mentioned in the excerpt that have committed themselves to follow the law of God?\",\n    \"What specific marriage vow do the people make regarding their daughters?\",\n    \"What is the role of the individuals who are described as priests, Levites, gatekeepers, singers, and temple servants?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "31 When the surrounding peoples bring \nmerchandise or any kind of grain to sell \non the Sabbath day , we will not buy from \nthem on the Sabbath or a holy day . We will \nalso leave the land uncultivated in the \nseventh year and will cancel every debt. 32 We will impose the following com -\nmands on ourselves:\nTo give an eighth of an ounce of silver  b \nyearly for the service of the house of our \nGod: 33 the bread displayed before the \nLord, c the daily grain offering, the regu -\nlar burnt offering, the Sabbath and New \nMoon offerings, the appointed festivals, \nthe holy things, the sin offerings to atone \nfor Israel, and for all the work of the \nhouse of our God. 34 We have cast lots among the priests, \nLevites, and people for the donation of \nwood by our ancestral families\n d at the \nappointed times each year.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 437, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the people not do on the Sabbath or a holy day according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How much silver will the people give yearly for the service of the house of God?\",\n    \"What types of offerings are mentioned as part of the regular duties for the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They are to \nbring the wood to our God\u2019s house to \nburn on the altar of the Lord our God, as \nit is written in the law . 35 We will bring the firstfruits of our land \nand of every fruit tree to the Lord\u2019s house \nyear by year. 36 We will also bring the \nfirstborn of our sons and our livestock, \nas prescribed by the law , and will bring \nthe firstborn of our herds and flocks to \nthe house of our God, to the priests who \nserve in our God\u2019s house. 37 We will bring \na loaf from our first batch of dough to the \npriests at the storerooms of the house of \nour God. We will also bring the firstfruits \nof our grain offerings, of every fruit tree, \nand of the new wine and fresh oil. A tenth \nof our land\u2019s produce belongs to the \nLevites, for the Levites are to collect the \none-tenth offering in all our agricultural \ntowns. 38 A priest from Aaron\u2019s descen -\ndants is to accompany the Levites when \nthey collect the tenth, and the Levites \nare to take a tenth of this offering to the \nstorerooms of the treasury in the house \nof our God. 39 For the Israelites and the \nLevites are to bring the contributions \nof grain, new wine, and fresh oil to the \nstorerooms where the articles of the \nsanctuary are kept and where the priests \nwho minister are, along with the gate\n-\nkeepers and singers. We will not neglect \nthe house of our God. RESETTLING JERUSALEM\n11 \n Now  the lead ers  of  the peo ple  stayed \n in Je ru sa lem,  and  the  rest  of  the peo ple \n cast  lots  for  one  out  of  ten  to  come  and  live \n in Je ru sa lem,  the  holy  city ,  while  the oth er \nnine-tenths re  mained  in  their  towns. 2  The \npeo ple  blessed  all  the  men  who vol un teered \n to  live  in Je ru sa lem. 3  These  are  the  heads  of  the prov ince  who \n stayed  in Je ru sa lem ( but  in  the vil lages  of Ju-\ndah  each  lived  on  his  own prop er ty  in  their \n towns  \u2014   the Is ra el ites,  priests, Le vites, tem-\nple ser vants,  and de scen dants  of Sol o mon\u2019s \nser vants \u2014 4  while  some  of  the de scen dants \n of Ju dah  and Ben ja min set tled  in Je ru sa lem):\nJudah\u2019s descendants:\nAthaiah son of Uzziah, son of Zechariah, \nson of Amariah, son of Shephatiah, son of \nMahalalel, of Perez\u2019s descendants; 5 and \nMaaseiah son of Baruch, son of Col-\nhozeh, son of Hazaiah, son of Adaiah, son \nof Joiarib, son of Zechariah, a descendant \nof the Shilonite. 6 The total number of \nPerez\u2019s descendants, who settled in Jeru -\nsalem, was 468 capable men.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 437, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What offerings are the people required to bring to the house of God according to the law?\",\n    \"How many capable men from Perez's descendants settled in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of casting lots for one out of ten people in relation to living in Jerusalem?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Sallu son of Meshullam, son of Joed, son \nof Pedaiah, son of Kolaiah, son of Maase-\niah, son of Ithiel, son of Jeshaiah, 8 and \nafter him Gabbai and Sallai: 928. 9 Joel \nson of Zichri was the officer over them, \nand Judah son of Hassenuah was second \nin command over the city . 10 The priests:\nJedaiah son of Joiarib, Jachin, and \n11 Seraiah son of Hilkiah, son of Meshul -\nlam, son of Zadok, son of Meraioth, son \nof Ahitub, the chief official of God\u2019s \ntemple, \n12 and their relatives who did the \nwork at the temple: 822. Adaiah son of \nJeroham, son of Pelaliah, son of Amzi, \nson of Zechariah, son of Pashhur, son of \nMalchijah \n13 and his relatives, the heads \nof families: 242. Amashsai son of Azarel, \nson of Ahzai, son of Meshillemoth, son \nof Immer, \n14 and their relatives, capable \nmen: 128. Zabdiel son of Haggedolim,  \nwas their chief. 15 The Levites:\nShemaiah son of Hasshub, son of Azri -\nkam, son of Hashabiah, son of Bunni; \n16 and Shabbethai and Jozabad, from the \nheads of the Levites, who supervised the \nwork outside the house of God; 17 Mat-\ntaniah son of Mica, son of Zabdi, son of \nAsaph, the one  a who began the thanks -\ngiving in prayer; Bakbukiah, second \namong his relatives; and Abda son of \nShammua, son of Galal, son of Jeduthun. 18 All the Levites in the holy city: 284.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 438, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who was the officer over the people mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How many Levites are mentioned in the holy city according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who were the heads of families among the priests listed in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21  The tem ple \nser vants  lived  on  Ophel;  Ziha  and Gish pa su-\nper vised  the tem ple ser vants. THE LEVITES AND PRIESTS\n22  The lead er  of  the Le vites  in Je ru sa lem  was \n Uzzi  son  of  Bani,  son  of Hash a bi ah,  son  of \nMat ta ni ah,  son  of  Mica,  of  the de scen dants \n of  Asaph,  who  were sing ers  for  the ser vice  of \n God\u2019s  house. 23  There  was,  in  fact,  a com mand \n of  the  king re gard ing  them,  and  an or di nance \nregulating  the sing ers\u2019 dai ly  tasks.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 438, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who supervised the temple servants?\",\n    \"Who was the leader of the Levites in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of the command from the king regarding the singers?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 Peth a hi-\nah  son  of Me shez a bel,  of  the de scen dants  of \nZe rah  son  of Ju dah,  was  the  king\u2019s  agent b  in \nev ery mat ter con cern ing  the peo ple. 25  As  for  the farming set tle ments  with  their \n fields:\n  Some of Judah\u2019s descendants lived \nin Kiriath-arba\n  and Dibon and their surrounding \nvillages, and Jekabzeel and \nits settlements;\n 26 in Jeshua, Moladah, Beth-pelet,\n 27 Hazar-shual, and Beer -sheba \nand its surrounding villages;\n 28 in Ziklag and Meconah \nand its surrounding villages;\n 29 in En-rimmon, Zorah, Jarmuth, and\n 30 Zanoah and Adullam \nwith their settlements;\n  in Lachish with its fields and Azekah \nand its surrounding villages. So they settled from Beer -sheba \nto Hinnom V alley . 31 Benjamin\u2019s descendants:\n  from Geba,  c Michmash, Aija,\n  and Bethel and its surrounding villages,\n 32 Anathoth, Nob, Ananiah,\n 33 Hazor, Ramah, Gittaim,\n 34 Hadid, Zeboim, Neballat,\n 35 Lod, and Ono, in Craftsmen\u2019s V alley . 36 Some of the Judean divisions of Levites \nwere in Benjamin. 12 \n These  are  the  priests  and Le vites  who \n went  up  with Ze rub ba bel  son  of She al ti el \n and  with Jesh ua:\n  Seraiah, Jeremiah, Ezra,\n 2 Amariah, Malluch, Hattush,\n 3 Shecaniah, Rehum, Meremoth,\n 4 Iddo, Ginnethoi, Abijah,\n 5 Mijamin, Maadiah, Bilgah,\n 6 Shemaiah, Joiarib, Jedaiah,\n 7 Sallu, Amok, Hilkiah, Jedaiah. These  were  the  heads  of  the  priests  and  their \nrel a tives  in  the  days  of Jesh ua. 8  The Le vites:\n  Jeshua, Binnui, Kadmiel,\n  Sherebiah, Judah, and Mattaniah \u2014\na 11:17 Lit the head   b 11:24 Lit was at the king\u2019s hand   c 11:31 Or descendants from Geba lived in\n 429 NEHEMIAH 11-12\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   429 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 438, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who was the king's agent in every matter concerning the people?\",\n    \"Which villages did Judah's descendants live in?\",\n    \"Who were the heads of the priests and their relatives in the days of Jeshua?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  he and his relatives were in charge \nof the songs of praise. 9 Bakbukiah, Unni,  a and their relatives \nstood opposite them  \nin the services. 10 Jeshua fathered Joiakim,\n  Joiakim fathered Eliashib,\n  Eliashib fathered Joiada,\n 11 Joiada fathered Jonathan,\n  and Jonathan fathered Jaddua. b\n12  In  the  days  of Joi a kim,  the  heads  of  the \npriest ly fam i lies  were\n  Meraiah of Seraiah,\n  Hananiah of Jeremiah,\n 13 Meshullam of Ezra,\n  Jehohanan of Amariah,\n 14 Jonathan of Malluchi,\n  Joseph of Shebaniah,\n 15 Adna of Harim,\n  Helkai of Meraioth,\n 16 Zechariah of Iddo,\n  Meshullam of Ginnethon,\n 17 Zichri of Abijah,\n  Piltai of Moadiah, of Miniamin,\n 18 Shammua of Bilgah,\n  Jehonathan of Shemaiah,\n 19 Mattenai of Joiarib,\n  Uzzi of Jedaiah,\n 20 Kallai of Sallai,\n  Eber of Amok,\n 21 Hashabiah of Hilkiah,\n  and Nethanel of Jedaiah. 22  In  the  days  of Eli a shib, Joi a da, Jo ha nan, \n and Jad dua,  the  heads  of  the fam i lies  of  the \nLe vites  and  priests  were re cord ed  while Da-\nri us  the Per sian  ruled. 23  Levi\u2019s de scen dants, \n the fam i ly  heads,  were re cord ed  in  the  Book \n of  the His tor i cal  Events dur ing  the  days  of \nJo ha nan  son  of Eli a shib. 24  The  heads  of  the \nLe vites  \u2014  Hash a bi ah, Sher e bi ah,  and Jesh ua \n son  of Kad mi el,  along  with  their rel a tives \nop po site  them  \u2014   gave  praise  and  thanks, \ndi vi sion  by di vi sion,  as Da vid  the  man  of \n God  had pre scribed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 439, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the heads of the priestly families during the days of Joiakim?\",\n    \"Which descendants of Levi were recorded in the Book of the Historical Events?\",\n    \"What was the role of Hashabiah, Sher ebiah, and Jeshua son of Kadmiel in the document?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Me shul lam, \nTal mon,  and Ak kub  were gate keep ers  who \nguard ed  the store rooms  at  the  city  gates. 26  These  served  in  the  days  of Joi a kim  son \n of Jesh ua,  son  of Joz a dak,  and  in  the  days  of \nNe he mi ah  the gov er nor  and  Ezra  the  priest \n and  scribe. DEDICATION OF THE WALL\n27  At  the ded i ca tion  of  the  wall  of Je ru sa lem, \n they  sent  for  the Le vites wher ev er  they  lived \n and  brought  them  to Je ru sa lem  to cel e brate \n the joy ous ded i ca tion  with thanks giv ing  and \nsing ing ac com pa nied  by cym bals,  harps,  and \n lyres. 28  The sing ers gath ered  from  the re gion \n around Je ru sa lem,  from  the set tle ments  of  the \nNe toph a thites, 29  from Beth-gilgal,  and  from \n the  fields  of  Geba  and Az ma veth,  for  they  had \n built set tle ments  for them selves  around Je-\nru sa lem. 30 Af ter  the  priests  and Le vites  had \npu ri fied them selves,  they pu ri fied  the peo ple, \n the  city  gates,  and  the  wall. 31  Then  I  brought  the lead ers  of Ju dah  up \n on  top  of  the  wall,  and  I ap point ed  two  large \npro ces sions  that  gave  thanks. One  went  to \n the  right  on  the  wall, to ward  the  Dung  Gate. 32 Ho sha iah  and  half  the lead ers  of Ju dah fol-\nlowed, 33  along  with Az a ri ah,  Ezra, Me shul lam, \n34 Ju dah, Ben ja min, She ma iah, Jer e mi ah, 35  and \n some  of  the  priests\u2019  sons  with trum pets,  and \nZech a ri ah  son  of Jon a than,  son  of She ma-\niah,  son  of Mat ta ni ah,  son  of Mi ca iah,  son \n of Zac cur,  son  of  Asaph fol lowed 36  as  well \n as  his rel a tives  \u2014  She ma iah, Az a rel, Mil a lai, \nGil a lai,  Maai, Ne than el, Ju dah,  and Ha na ni, \n with  the mu si cal in stru ments  of Da vid,  the \n man  of  God. Ezra  the  scribe  went  in  front  of \n them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 439, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the gatekeepers mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What event prompted the gathering of Levites in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"Who led one of the large processions during the dedication of the wall?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "37  At  the Foun tain  Gate  they  climbed \n the  steps  of  the  city  of Da vid  on  the as cent  of \n the  wall  and  went  above  the  house  of Da vid \n to  the Wa ter  Gate  on  the  east. 38  The sec ond thanks giv ing pro ces sion \n went  to  the  left,  and  I fol lowed  it  with  half \n the peo ple  along  the  top  of  the  wall,  past \n the Tow er  of  the Ov ens  to  the  Broad  Wall, \n39  above  the Ephra im  Gate,  and  by  the  Old \n Gate,  the  Fish  Gate,  the Tow er  of Han a nel, \n and  the Tow er  of  the Hun dred,  to  the  Sheep \n Gate. They  stopped  at  the  Gate  of  the  Guard.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 439, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the starting point of the first thanksgiving procession mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which gate did the second thanksgiving procession stop at?\",\n    \"Which landmarks did the procession pass on the wall according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "40  The  two thanks giv ing pro ces sions  stood \n in  the  house  of  God. So  did  I  and  half  of  the \nof fi cials ac com pa ny ing  me, 41  as  well  as  the \n priests:\n  Eliakim, Maaseiah, Miniamin,\n  Micaiah, Elioenai, Zechariah,\n  and Hananiah, with trumpets;\n 42 and Maaseiah, Shemaiah, Eleazar,\n  Uzzi, Jehohanan, Malchijah, Elam, \nand Ezer. Then  the sing ers  sang,  with Jez ra hi ah  as \n the lead er. 43  On  that  day  they off  ered  great \na 12:9 Alt Hb tradition reads Unno   b 12:10-11 These men were high priests. NEHEMIAH 12 430\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   430 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 439, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the priests accompanying the officials during the thanksgiving processions?\",\n    \"What role did Jezrahiah have during the thanksgiving processions?\",\n    \"What type of event is described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "sac ri fic es  and re joiced be cause  God  had giv-\nen  them  great  joy . The wom en  and chil dren \n also cel e brat ed,  and Je ru sa lem\u2019s re joic ing  was \n heard  far  away . SUPPORT OF THE LEVITES\u2019 MINISTRY\n44  On  that  same  day  men  were  placed  in  charge \n of  the  rooms  that housed  the sup plies, con-\ntri bu tions, first fruits,  and  tenths. The legally \nre quired por tions  for  the  priests  and Le vites \n were gath ered  from  the vil lage  fields, be-\ncause Ju dah  was grate ful  to  the  priests  and \nLe vites  who  were serv ing. 45  They per formed \n the ser vice  of  their  God  and  the ser vice  of \npu ri fi ca tion,  along  with  the sing ers  and gate-\nkeep ers,  as Da vid  and  his  son Sol o mon  had \npre scribed. 46  For  long  ago,  in  the  days  of Da vid \n and  Asaph,  there  were  heads a  of  the sing ers \n and  songs  of  praise  and thanks giv ing  to  God. 47  So  in  the  days  of Ze rub ba bel  and Ne he mi ah, \n all Is ra el con trib ut ed  the dai ly por tions  for \n the sing ers  and gate keep ers. They  also  set \n aside dai ly por tions  for  the Le vites,  and  the \nLe vites  set  aside dai ly por tions  for Aar on\u2019s \nde scen dants. NEHEMIAH\u2019S FURTHER REFORMS\n13 \n At  that  time  the  book  of Mo ses  was  read \npub lic ly  to b  the peo ple. The com mand \n was  found writ ten  in  it  that  no Am mon ite  or \nMo ab ite  should  ever en ter  the as sem bly  of \n God, 2 be cause  they  did  not  meet  the Is ra el-\nites  with  food  and wa ter.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What were the contributions that were gathered for the priests and Levites?\",\n    \"Why were no Ammonites or Moabites allowed to enter the assembly of God?\",\n    \"Who were the heads of the singers and what role did they play in the service?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "In stead,  they  hired \nBa laam  against  them  to  curse  them,  but  our \n God  turned  the  curse  into  a bless ing. 3  When \n they  heard  the  law ,  they sep a rat ed  all  those \n of  mixed de scent  from Is ra el. 4  Now be fore  this,  the  priest Eli a shib  had \n been  put  in  charge  of  the store rooms  of  the \n house  of  our  God. He  was  a rel a tive c  of To bi ah \n5  and  had pre pared  a  large  room  for  him  where \n they  had pre vi ous ly  stored  the  grain off  er ings, \n the frank in cense,  the ar ti cles,  and  the  tenths \n of  grain,  new  wine,  and  fresh  oil pre scribed \n for  the Le vites, sing ers,  and gate keep ers,  along \n with  the con tri bu tions  for  the  priests. 6  While  all  this  was hap pen ing,  I  was  not \n in Je ru sa lem, be cause  I  had re turned  to  King \nArtaxerxes  of Bab ylon  in  the thirty-second \n year  of  his  reign.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did the people hire to curse them?\",\n    \"What did God do in response to the curse?\",\n    \"Who was put in charge of the store rooms of the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It  was  only lat er  that  I  asked \n the  king  for  a  leave  of ab sence 7  so  I  could re-\nturn  to Je ru sa lem. Then  I dis cov ered  the  evil \n that Eli a shib  had  done  on be half  of To bi ah  by \npro vid ing  him  a  room  in  the  courts  of  God\u2019s \n house. 8  I  was great ly dis pleased  and  threw \n all  of To bi ah\u2019s house hold pos ses sions  out \n of  the  room.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Why did the speaker ask the king for a leave of absence?\",\n    \"What did the speaker discover about Eliashib's actions?\",\n    \"How did the speaker react to finding Tobiah's possessions in the room?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9  I or dered  that  the  rooms  be \npu ri fied,  and  I  had  the ar ti cles  of  the  house \n of  God re stored  there,  along  with  the  grain \noff  er ing  and frank in cense. 10  I  also  found  out \n that be cause  the por tions  for  the Le vites  had \n not  been giv en,  each  of  the Le vites  and  the \nsing ers per form ing  the ser vice  had  gone  back \n to  his  own  field. 11 There fore,  I re buked  the \noff  i cials, ask ing, \u201c Why  has  the  house  of  God \n been ne glect ed?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the speaker take regarding the rooms in the house of God?\",\n    \"Why did the Levites and singers go back to their own fields?\",\n    \"What was the speaker's response to the neglect of the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d  I gath ered  the Le vites  and \nsing ers to geth er  and sta tioned  them  at  their \n posts. 12  Then  all Ju dah  brought  a  tenth  of  the \n grain,  new  wine,  and  fresh  oil  into  the store-\nhouses. 13  I ap point ed  as trea sur ers  over  the \nstore houses  the  priest Shel e mi ah,  the  scribe \nZa dok,  and Pe da iah  of  the Le vites,  with Ha nan \n son  of Zac cur,  son  of Mat ta ni ah  to as sist  them, \nbe cause  they  were con sid ered trust wor thy . They  were re spon si ble  for  the dis tri bu tion \n to  their col leagues.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did the author appoint as treasurers over the storehouses?\",\n    \"What types of offerings did Judah bring into the storehouses?\",\n    \"Why were the appointed treasurers considered trustworthy?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 Re mem ber  me  for  this,  my  God,  and  don\u2019t \nerase  the  deeds  of faith ful  love  I  have  done \n for  the  house  of  my  God  and  for  its ser vices. 15  At  that  time  I  saw peo ple  in Ju dah tread-\ning wine  press es  on  the Sab bath. They  were \n also bring ing  in  stores  of  grain  and load ing \n them  on don keys,  along  with  wine,  grapes,  and \n figs. All  kinds  of  goods  were be ing  brought \n to Je ru sa lem  on  the Sab bath  day . So  I  warned \n them  against sell ing  food  on  that  day . 16  The \nTyr i ans liv ing  there  were importing  fish  and  all \n kinds  of mer chan dise  and sell ing  them  on  the \nSab bath  to  the peo ple  of Ju dah  in Je ru sa lem. 17  I re buked  the no bles  of Ju dah  and  said  to \n them: \u201c What  is  this  evil  you  are do ing  \u2014  pro-\nfaning  the Sab bath  day? 18  Didn\u2019t  your an ces-\ntors  do  the  same,  so  that  our  God  brought  all \n this di sas ter  on  us  and  on  this  city? And  now \n you  are rekindling  his an ger  against Is ra el  by \nprofaning  the Sab bath! \u201d\n19  When shad ows be gan  to  fall  on  the  city \n gates  of Je ru sa lem  just be fore  the Sab bath,  I \n gave or ders  that  the  city  gates  be  closed  and \n not  opened un til af ter  the Sab bath. I post ed \n some  of  my  men  at  the  gates,  so  that  no  goods \n could en ter dur ing  the Sab bath  day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the speaker take to prevent trading on the Sabbath in Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What types of goods were being brought into Jerusalem on the Sabbath?\",\n    \"What was the speaker's warning to the nobles of Judah regarding their actions on the Sabbath?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  Once \n or  twice  the mer chants  and  those  who  sell \n all  kinds  of  goods  camped out side Je ru sa lem, \n21  but  I  warned  them, \u201c Why  are  you camp-\ning  in  front  of  the  wall? If  you  do  it  again, \na 12:46 Alt Hb tradition reads there was a head   b 13:1 Lit read in the ears of   c 13:4 Or an associate\n 431 NEHEMIAH 12-13\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   431 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 440, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " I\u2019ll  use  force a  against  you.\u201d Af ter  that  they \n did  not  come  again  on  the Sab bath. 22  Then  I \nin struct ed  the Le vites  to pu ri fy them selves \n and  guard  the  city  gates  in or der  to  keep  the \nSab bath  day  holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 441, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What action did the speaker take to ensure the Sabbath day was kept holy?\", \"Who was instructed to purify themselves and guard the city gates?\", \"What did the speaker use against the others to prevent them from coming on the Sabbath?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Re mem ber  me  for  this  also,  my  God,  and \n look  on  me  with com pas sion ac cord ing  to \n the abun dance  of  your faith ful  love. 23  In  those  days  I  also  saw  Jews  who  had \nmar ried wom en  from Ash dod, Am mon,  and \n Moab. 24  Half  of  their chil dren  spoke  the lan-\nguage  of Ash dod  or  the lan guage  of  one  of  the \noth er peo ples  but  could  not  speak He brew . b \n25  I re buked  them,  cursed  them,  beat  some  of \n their  men,  and  pulled  out  their  hair. I  forced \n them  to  take  an  oath be fore  God  and  said, \n\u201c You  must  not  give  your daugh ters  in mar-\nriage  to  their  sons  or  take  their daugh ters  as \n wives  for  your  sons  or your selves! 26  Didn\u2019t \n King Sol o mon  of Is ra el  sin  in mat ters  like \n this?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 441, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What languages did half of the children of the Jews mentioned in the excerpt speak?\",\n    \"What action did the speaker take against those who had married women from Ashdod, Ammon, and Moab?\",\n    \"What warning did the speaker give regarding marriage to the daughters of the other peoples?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "esTher\nVASHTI ANGERS THE KING\n1 \n These  events  took  place dur ing  the  days  of \nAhas u e rus,  who  ruled  127 prov inces  from \nIn dia  to  Cush. 2  In  those  days  King Ahas u e rus \n reigned  from  his roy al  throne  in  the for tress \n at  Susa. 3  He  held  a  feast  in  the  third  year  of  his \n reign  for  all  his off  i cials  and  staff,  the  army  of \nPer sia  and Me dia,  the no bles,  and  the off  i cials \n from  the prov inces. 4  He dis played  the glo ri ous \n wealth  of  his king dom  and  the mag nifi   cent \nsplen dor  of  his great ness  for  a to tal  of  180  days. 5  At  the  end  of  this  time,  the  king  held  a \nweek-long ban quet  in  the gar den court yard \n of  the roy al pal ace  for  all  the peo ple,  from \n the great est  to  the  least,  who  were pre sent  in \n the for tress  of  Susa. 6  White  and violet lin en \nhang ings  were fas tened  with  fine  white  and \npur ple lin en  cords  to sil ver  rods  on mar ble a \ncol umns.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 442, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who ruled 127 provinces from India to Cush?\",\n    \"What type of event did King Ahasuerus hold in the third year of his reign?\",\n    \"How long did the king's feast last?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Gold  and sil ver couch es  were ar-\nranged  on  a mo sa ic pave ment  of  red feldspar, b \nmar ble, mother-of-pearl,  and pre cious  stones. 7  Drinks  were  served  in  an ar ray  of  gold gob-\nlets,  each  with  a diff  er ent de sign.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 442, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What materials were used for the mosaic pavement mentioned in the excerpt?\", \"What type of goblets were used to serve drinks, according to the excerpt?\", \"How were the couches described in the excerpt?\" ]"}


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{"original_content": "Roy al  wine \n flowed free ly , ac cord ing  to  the  king\u2019s boun ty . 8  The drink ing  was ac cord ing  to roy al de cree: \n\u201c There  are  no re stric tions.\u201d  The  king  had or-\ndered ev ery  wine stew ard  in  his house hold  to \n serve what ev er  each per son want ed. 9  Queen \nV ash ti  also  gave  a  feast  for  the wom en  of  King \nAhas u e rus\u2019s pal ace. 10  On  the sev enth  day ,  when  the  king  was \nfeel ing  good  from  the  wine, Ahas u e rus com-\nmand ed Me hu man, Biz tha, Har bo na, Big tha, \nAbag tha, Ze thar,  and Carkas  \u2014   the sev en eu-\nnuchs  who per son al ly  served  him \u2014 11  to  bring \n Queen V ash ti be fore  him  with  her roy al  crown. He want ed  to  show  off  her beau ty  to  the peo-\nple  and  the off  i cials, be cause  she  was  very \nbeau ti ful.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 442, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did King Ahasuerus command the seven eunuchs to do on the seventh day of the feast?\",\n    \"Why did King Ahasuerus want to bring Queen Vashti before him?\",\n    \"What was the condition of the drinking during the feast according to royal decree?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  king be came fu ri ous  and  his \nan ger  burned with in  him. THE KING\u2019S DECREE\n13  The  king con sult ed  the  wise  men  who un-\nder stood  the  times, c  for  it  was  his normal \npro ce dure  to con fer  with ex perts  in  law \n and jus tice. 14  The  most trust ed  ones d  were \nCar she na, She thar, Ad ma tha, Tar shish, Me-\nres, Mar se na,  and Me mu can. They  were  the \nsev en off  i cials  of Per sia  and Me dia  who  had \nper son al ac cess  to  the  king  and oc cu pied  the \nhigh est po si tions  in  the king dom. 15  The  king \n asked, \u201c Ac cord ing  to  the  law ,  what  should  be \n done  with  Queen V ash ti,  since  she re fused  to \n obey  King Ahas u e rus\u2019s com mand  that  was \nde liv ered  by  the eu nuchs? \u201d\n16 Me mu can  said  in  the pres ence  of  the  king \n and  his off  i cials, \u201c Queen V ash ti  has  wronged \n not  only  the  king,  but  all  the off  i cials  and  the \npeo ples  who  are  in ev ery  one  of  King Ahas u-\ne rus\u2019s prov inces. 17  For  the  queen\u2019s ac tion  will \nbe come pub lic knowl edge  to  all  the wom en \n and  cause  them  to de spise  their hus bands  and \n say , \u2018 King Ahas u e rus or dered  Queen V ash ti \n brought be fore  him,  but  she  did  not  come.\u2019 \n18 Be fore  this  day  is  over,  the no ble wom en  of \nPer sia  and Me dia  who  hear  about  the  queen\u2019s \n act  will  say  the  same  thing  to  all  the  king\u2019s of-\nfi cials, resulting  in  more con tempt  and  fury . 19 \u201c If  it  meets  the  king\u2019s ap prov al,  he  should \nper son al ly is sue  a roy al de cree. Let  it  be re cord-\ned  in  the  laws  of Per sia  and Me dia,  so  that  it \ncan not  be re voked: V ash ti  is  not  to en ter  King \nAhas u e rus\u2019s pres ence,  and  her roy al po si tion \n is  to  be giv en  to an oth er wom an  who  is  more \nwor thy  than  she. 20  The de cree  the  king is sues \n will  be  heard through out  his  vast king dom, \n so  all wom en  will hon or  their hus bands,  from \n the great est  to  the  least.\u201d\n21  The  king  and  his coun sel ors ap proved  the \npro pos al,  and  he fol lowed Me mu can\u2019s ad vice. 22  He  sent let ters  to  all  the roy al prov inces,  to \n each prov ince  in  its  own  script  and  to  each \nethnic  group  in  its  own lan guage,  that ev ery \n man  should  be mas ter  of  his  own  house  and \n speak  in  the lan guage  of  his  own peo ple. THE SEARCH FOR A NEW QUEEN\n2 \n Some  time lat er,  when  King Ahas u e rus\u2019s \n rage  had cooled  down,  he re mem bered \nV ash ti,  what  she  had  done,  and  what  was de cid-\ned  against  her. 2  The  king\u2019s per son al at ten dants \nsug gest ed, \u201c Let  a  search  be  made  for beau ti-\nful  young vir gins  for  the  king. 3  Let  the  king \nap point com mis sion ers  in  each prov ince  of \na 1:6 Or alabaster   b 1:6 Or of porphyry   c 1:13 Or understood propitious times   d 1:14 Lit Those near him\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   433 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 442, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the king's reaction to Queen Vashti's refusal to obey his command?\",\n    \"Who advised the king on the consequences of Queen Vashti's actions?\",\n    \"What did the king decree regarding Queen Vashti's royal position?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " his king dom,  so  that  they  may gath er  all  the \nbeau ti ful  young vir gins  to  the har em  at  the \nfor tress  of  Susa. Put  them un der  the su per vi-\nsion  of Heg ai,  the  king\u2019s eu nuch, keep er  of  the \nwom en,  and  give  them  the re quired beau ty \ntreat ments. 4  Then  the  young wom an  who \npleas es  the  king  will be come  queen in stead \n of V ash ti.\u201d  This sug ges tion  pleased  the  king, \n and  he  did ac cord ing ly . 5  In  the for tress  of  Susa,  there  was  a Jew-\nish  man  named Mor de cai  son  of  Jair,  son  of \nShim ei,  son  of  Kish,  a Ben ja min ite. 6  He  had \n been tak en  into ex ile  from Je ru sa lem  with  the \noth er cap tives  when  King Neb u chad nez zar \n of Bab ylon  took  King Jec o ni ah  of Ju dah  into \nex ile. 7 Mor de cai  was  the le gal guard ian  of  his \ncous in a Ha das sah ( that  is, Es ther), be cause \n she  had  no fa ther  or moth er.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is the king's eunuch mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was the reason for Mordecai being the legal guardian of his cousin Hadassah?\",\n    \"What action did the king take after the suggestion pleased him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  young wom-\nan  had  a beau ti ful fig ure  and  was ex treme ly \ngood-looking. When  her fa ther  and moth er \n died, Mor de cai  had adopt ed  her  as  his  own \ndaugh ter. 8  When  the  king\u2019s com mand  and  edict \nbe came pub lic knowl edge  and  when  many \n young wom en  were gath ered  at  the for tress \n of  Susa un der Heg ai\u2019s su per vi sion, Es ther \n was tak en  to  the pal ace,  into  the su per vi-\nsion  of Heg ai, keep er  of  the wom en. 9  The \n young wom an  pleased  him  and  gained  his \nfa vor  so  that  he accelerated  the process  of \n the beau ty treat ments  and  the spe cial  diet \n that  she re ceived.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the relationship between Mordecai and the young woman?\",\n    \"Who was responsible for supervising the gathering of young women at the fortress of Susa?\",\n    \"What actions did Hegai take regarding the young woman after she pleased him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He as signed sev en hand-\npicked fe male ser vants  to  her  from  the pal ace \n and trans ferred  her  and  her ser vants  to  the \nhar em\u2019s  best quar ters. 10 Es ther  did  not re veal  her ethnicity  or  her \nfam i ly back ground, be cause Mor de cai  had \nor dered  her  not  to  make  them  known. 11 Ev-\nery  day Mor de cai  took  a  walk  in  front  of  the \nhar em\u2019s court yard  to  learn  how Es ther  was \ndo ing  and  to  see  what  was hap pen ing  to  her. 12 Dur ing  the  year be fore  each  young wom-\nan\u2019s  turn  to  go  to  King Ahas u e rus,  the har em \nreg u la tion re quired  her  to re ceive beau ty treat-\nments  with  oil  of  myrrh  for  six  months  and \n then  with per fumes  and cos met ics  for an oth er \n six  months. 13  When  the  young wom an  would \n go  to  the  king,  she  was giv en what ev er  she \nre quest ed  to  take  with  her  from  the har em  to \n the pal ace. 14  She  would  go  in  the eve ning,  and \n in  the morn ing  she  would re turn  to  a sec ond \nhar em un der  the su per vi sion  of  the  king\u2019s \neu nuch Sha ash gaz, keep er  of  the con cu bines. She nev er  went  to  the  king  again, un less  he \nde sired  her  and sum moned  her  by  name. ESTHER BECOMES QUEEN\n15 Es ther  was  the daugh ter  of Ab i hail,  the un-\ncle  of Mor de cai  who  had adopt ed  her  as  his \n own daugh ter. When  her  turn  came  to  go  to \n the  king,  she  did  not  ask  for any thing ex cept \n what Heg ai,  the  king\u2019s eu nuch, keep er  of  the \nwom en, sug gest ed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Mordecai instruct Esther regarding her ethnicity and family background?\",\n    \"How long did the beauty treatments for the young women last before their turn to go to King Ahasuerus?\",\n    \"Who was Hegai in relation to Esther during her preparation to meet the king?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Es ther  gained fa vor  in  the \n eyes  of ev ery one  who  saw  her. 16  She  was tak en  to  King Ahas u e rus  in  the \npal ace  in  the  tenth  month,  the  month Te beth, \n in  the sev enth  year  of  his  reign. 17  The  king \n loved Es ther  more  than  all  the oth er wom en. She  won  more fa vor  and ap prov al  from  him \n than  did  any  of  the oth er vir gins. He  placed \n the roy al  crown  on  her  head  and  made  her \n queen  in  place  of V ash ti. 18  The  king  held  a \n great ban quet  for  all  his off  i cials  and  staff.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"In which month and year was Esther taken to King Ahasuerus in the palace?\",\n    \"Who did King Ahasuerus choose to replace as queen?\",\n    \"What did King Ahasuerus do to celebrate Esther becoming queen?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It \n was Es ther\u2019s ban quet. He  freed  his prov inces \n from  tax pay ments  and  gave  gifts wor thy  of \n the  king\u2019s boun ty . MORDECAI SAVES THE KING\n19  When  the vir gins  were gath ered  a sec ond \n time, Mor de cai  was sit ting  at  the  King\u2019s  Gate. 20 (Es ther  had  not re vealed  her fam i ly back-\nground  or  her ethnicity ,  as Mor de cai  had di-\nrect ed. She  obeyed Mor de cai\u2019s or ders,  as  she \nal ways  had  while  he  raised  her.)\n21 Dur ing  those  days  while Mor de cai  was \nsit ting  at  the  King\u2019s  Gate, Big than  and Te resh, \n two  of  the  king\u2019s eu nuchs  who guard ed  the \nen trance, be came in fu ri at ed  and  planned  to \nas sas si nate b  King Ahas u e rus. 22  When Mor de-\ncai  learned  of  the  plot,  he re port ed  it  to  Queen \nEs ther,  and  she  told  the  king  on Mor de cai\u2019s \nbe half. 23  When  the re port  was in ves ti gat ed \n and ver i fied,  both  men  were  hanged  on  the \ngal lows.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Esther not reveal about herself during the events described?\",\n    \"Who were the two eunuchs that planned to assassinate King Ahasuerus?\",\n    \"How did Mordecai inform the king about the assassination plot?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This event  was re cord ed  in  the His-\ntor i cal Rec ord  in  the  king\u2019s pres ence. HAMAN\u2019S PLAN TO KILL THE JEWS\n3 \nAf ter  all  this  took  place,  King Ahas u e rus \nhon ored Ha man,  son  of Ham me da tha  the \nAg ag ite. He pro mot ed  him  in  rank  and  gave  him \n a high er po si tion  than  all  the oth er off  i cials.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What position did King Ahasuerus give to Haman?\",\n    \"Who is Haman the son of according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"In which historical record was the event documented?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2  The en tire roy al  staff  at  the  King\u2019s  Gate  bowed \n down  and  paid hom age  to Ha man, be cause \n the  king  had com mand ed  this  to  be  done  for \n him. But Mor de cai  would  not  bow  down  or \n pay hom age. 3  The mem bers  of  the roy al  staff \na 2:7 Lit uncle\u2019s daughter   b 2:21 Lit and they sought to stretch out a hand against\nESTHER 2-3 434\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   434 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 443, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Why did the entire royal staff bow down and pay homage to Haman?\",\n    \"What was Mordecai's response to the command to bow down?\",\n    \"What specific command was given by the king regarding Haman?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " at  the  King\u2019s  Gate  asked Mor de cai, \u201c Why  are \n you dis obey ing  the  king\u2019s com mand? \u201d 4  When \n they  had  warned  him  day af ter  day  and  he  still \n would  not lis ten  to  them,  they  told Ha man  in \nor der  to  see  if Mor de cai\u2019s ac tions  would  be \ntol er at ed,  since  he  had  told  them  he  was  a  Jew . 5  When Ha man  saw  that Mor de cai  was  not \nbow ing  down  or pay ing  him hom age,  he  was \n filled  with  rage. 6  And  when  he  learned  of Mor-\nde cai\u2019s ethnic identity ,  it  seemed repugnant  to \nHa man  to  do  away  with a Mor de cai  alone. He \n planned  to de stroy  all  of Mor de cai\u2019s peo ple, \n the  Jews, through out Ahas u e rus\u2019s king dom. 7  In  the  first  month,  the  month  of Ni san,  in \n King Ahas u e rus\u2019s  twelfth  year,  the  Pur  \u2014   that \n is,  the  lot  \u2014   was  cast be fore Ha man  for  each \n day  in  each  month,  and  it  fell  on  the  twelfth \n month,  the  month  Adar. 8  Then Ha man in-\nformed  King Ahas u e rus, \u201c There  is  one ethnic \n group, scat tered through out  the peo ples  in \nev ery prov ince  of  your king dom, keep ing \nthem selves sep a rate.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 444, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was Mordecai's response to Haman's demand for homage?\",\n    \"Why did Haman become filled with rage towards Mordecai?\",\n    \"What ethnic group did Haman plan to destroy throughout Ahasuerus's kingdom?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It  is  not  in  the  king\u2019s  best in ter est \n to tol er ate  them. 9  If  the  king ap proves,  let  an \nor der  be  drawn  up au tho riz ing  their de struc-\ntion,  and  I  will  pay  375  tons  of sil ver  to b  the \noff  i cials  for de pos it  in  the roy al trea sury .\u201d\n10  The  king re moved  his sig net  ring  from \n his fin ger  and  gave  it  to Ha man  son  of Ham-\nme da tha  the Ag ag ite,  the en e my  of  the Jew-\nish peo ple. 11  Then  the  king  told Ha man, \u201c The \nmon ey  and peo ple  are giv en  to  you  to  do  with \n as  you  see  fit.\u201d\n12  The roy al  scribes  were sum moned  on  the \nthir teenth  day  of  the  first  month,  and  the or der \n was writ ten ex act ly  as Ha man com mand ed. It \n was in tend ed  for  the roy al sa traps,  the gov er-\nnors  of  each  of  the prov inces,  and  the off  i cials \n of  each ethnic  group  and writ ten  for  each \nprov ince  in  its  own  script  and  to  each ethnic \n group  in  its  own lan guage. It  was writ ten  in \n the  name  of  King Ahas u e rus  and  sealed  with \n the roy al sig net  ring. 13 Let ters  were  sent  by \ncou ri ers  to  each  of  the roy al prov inces tell ing \n the off  i cials  to de stroy ,  kill,  and an ni hi late  all \n the Jew ish peo ple  \u2014   young  and  old, wom en \n and chil dren  \u2014   and plun der  their pos ses sions \n on  a sin gle  day ,  the thir teenth  day  of  Adar,  the \n twelfth  month. c\n14  A  copy  of  the  text, is sued  as  law through-\nout ev  ery prov ince,  was dis trib ut ed  to  all \n the peo ples  so  that  they  might  get  ready  for \n that  day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 444, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the king give to Haman to authorize the destruction of the Jewish people?\",\n    \"On what date was the order to destroy the Jewish people intended to be carried out?\",\n    \"What was the king's instruction regarding the treatment of the Jewish people?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15  The cou ri ers  left,  spurred  on  by \nroy al com mand,  and  the  law  was is sued  in \n the for tress  of  Susa. The  king  and Ha man  sat \n down  to  drink,  while  the  city  of  Susa  was  in \ncon fu sion. MORDECAI APPEALS TO ESTHER\n4 \n When Mor de cai  learned  all  that  had oc-\ncurred,  he  tore  his  clothes,  put  on sack-\ncloth  and ash es,  went  into  the mid dle  of  the \n city ,  and  cried loud ly  and bit ter ly . 2  He  went \n only  as  far  as  the  King\u2019s  Gate,  since  the  law \nprohibited any  one wear ing sack cloth  from \nen ter ing  the  King\u2019s  Gate. 3  There  was  great \nmourn ing  among  the Jew ish peo ple  in ev ery \nprov ince  where  the  king\u2019s com mand  and  edict \n came. They fast ed,  wept,  and la ment ed,  and \n many  lay  in sack cloth  and ash es. 4 Es ther\u2019s fe male ser vants  and  her eu nuchs \n came  and re port ed  the  news  to  her,  and  the \n queen  was over come  with  fear. She  sent  clothes \n for Mor de cai  to  wear  so  that  he  would  take \n off  his sack cloth,  but  he  did  not ac cept  them. 5 Es ther sum moned Ha thach,  one  of  the  king\u2019s \neu nuchs  who at tend ed  her,  and dis patched \n him  to Mor de cai  to  learn  what  he  was do ing \n and  why .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 444, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the reaction of Mordecai upon learning about the king's command and edict?\",\n    \"Why did Mordecai not accept the clothes sent to him by Esther?\",\n    \"How did the Jewish people in every province respond to the king\u2019s command and edict?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "d 6  So Ha thach  went  out  to Mor de cai \n in  the  city  square  in  front  of  the  King\u2019s  Gate. 7 Mor de cai  told  him ev ery thing  that  had hap-\npened  as  well  as  the ex act  amount  of mon ey \nHa man  had prom ised  to  pay  the roy al trea sury \n for  the slaugh ter  of  the  Jews. 8 Mor de cai  also  gave  him  a  copy  of  the writ-\nten de cree is sued  in  Susa ordering  their de-\nstruc tion,  so  that Ha thach  might  show  it  to \nEs ther, ex plain  it  to  her,  and com mand  her \n to ap proach  the  king, im plore  his fa vor,  and \n plead  with  him per son al ly  for  her peo ple. 9 Ha thach  came  and re peat ed Mor de cai\u2019s re-\nsponse  to Es ther. 10 Es ther  spoke  to Ha thach  and com mand ed \n him  to  tell Mor de cai, 11 \u201c All  the roy al off  i cials \n and  the peo ple  of  the roy al prov inces  know \n that  one  law ap plies  to ev ery  man  or wom an \n who ap proach es  the  king  in  the in ner court-\nyard  and  who  has  not  been sum moned  \u2014   the \n death pen al ty  \u2014   un less  the  king ex tends  the \n gold scep ter, al low ing  that per son  to  live. I \n have  not  been sum moned  to ap pear be fore \n the  king  for  the  last e thir ty  days.\u201d 12 Es ther\u2019s \nre sponse  was re port ed  to Mor de cai.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 444, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Mor de cai tell Ha thach regarding the amount of money Haman had promised to pay?\",\n    \"What law applies to anyone who approaches the king in the inner courtyard without being summoned?\",\n    \"How long has it been since Esther was summoned to appear before the king?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 Mor de cai  told  the mes sen ger  to re ply  to \nEs ther, \u201c Don\u2019t  think  that  you  will es cape  the \n fate  of  all  the  Jews be cause  you  are  in  the  king\u2019s \npal ace. 14  If  you  keep si lent  at  this  time, re-\nlief  and de liv er ance  will  come  to  the Jew ish \npeo ple  from an oth er  place,  but  you  and  your \nfa ther\u2019s fam i ly  will  be de stroyed. Who  knows, \nper haps  you  have  come  to  your roy al po si tion \n for  such  a  time  as  this.\u201d\n15 Es ther  sent  this re ply  to Mor de cai: 16 \u201c Go \n and as sem ble  all  the  Jews  who  can  be  found \n in  Susa  and  fast  for  me. Don\u2019t  eat  or  drink  for \n three  days,  night  or  day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Mordecai tell the messenger to reply to Esther?\",\n    \"What did Esther ask Mordecai to do in her reply?\",\n    \"How long did Esther request the Jews in Susa to fast?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Af ter  that, \n I  will  go  to  the  king  even  if  it  is  against  the  law . If  I per ish,  I per ish.\u201d 17  So Mor de cai  went  and \n did ev ery thing Es ther  had com mand ed  him. ESTHER APPROACHES THE KING\n5 \n On  the  third  day , Es ther  dressed  in  her roy al \ncloth ing  and  stood  in  the in ner court yard \n of  the pal ace fac ing  it. The  king  was sit ting \n on  his roy al  throne  in  the roy al courtroom, a \nfac ing  its en trance. 2  As  soon  as  the  king  saw \n Queen Es ther stand ing  in  the court yard,  she \n gained fa vor  in  his  eyes. The  king ex tend ed \n the  gold scep ter  in  his  hand to ward Es ther, \n and  she ap proached  and  touched  the  tip  of \n the scep ter. 3 \u201c What  is  it,  Queen Es ther?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Esther do on the third day before approaching the king?\",\n    \"What action did the king take when he saw Queen Esther standing in the courtyard?\",\n    \"What did Esther do when the king extended the gold scepter toward her?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d  the  king  asked \n her. \u201cWhat ev er  you  want,  even  to  half  the king-\ndom,  will  be giv en  to  you.\u201d\n4 \u201c If  it pleas es  the  king,\u201d Es ther re plied, \u201c may \n the  king  and Ha man  come to day  to  the ban-\nquet  I  have pre pared  for  them.\u201d\n5  The  king  said, \u201cHur ry ,  and  get Ha man  so \n we  can  do  as Es ther  has re quest ed.\u201d  So  the \n king  and Ha man  went  to  the ban quet Es ther \n had pre pared. 6  While drink ing  the b  wine,  the  king  asked \nEs ther, \u201cWhat ev er  you  ask  will  be giv en  to  you. What ev er  you  want,  even  to  half  the king dom, \n will  be  done.\u201d\n7 Es ther an swered, \u201c This  is  my pe ti tion  and \n my re quest: 8  If  I  have  found fa vor  in  the  eyes \n of  the  king,  and  if  it pleas es  the  king  to  grant \n my pe ti tion  and per form  my re quest,  may  the \n king  and Ha man  come  to  the ban quet  I  will \npre pare  for  them. To mor row  I  will  do  what \n the  king  has  asked.\u201d\n9  That  day Ha man  left  full  of  joy  and  in  good \nspir its. c  But  when Ha man  saw Mor de cai  at \n the  King\u2019s  Gate,  and Mor de cai  didn\u2019t  rise  or \ntrem ble  in  fear  at  his pres ence, Ha man  was \n filled  with  rage to ward Mor de cai. 10  Yet Ha-\nman con trolled him self  and  went  home.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Esther request from the king?\",\n    \"How did Haman feel after leaving the banquet?\",\n    \"What was Haman's reaction when he saw Mordecai at the King's Gate?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He \n sent  for  his  friends  and  his  wife Ze resh  to  join \n him. 11  Then Ha man de scribed  for  them  his \nglo ri ous  wealth  and  his  many  sons. He  told \n them  all  how  the  king  had hon ored  him  and \npro mot ed  him  in  rank  over  the oth er off  i cials \n and  the roy al  staff. 12 \u201c What\u2019s  more,\u201d Ha man \nadd ed, \u201c Queen Es ther in vit ed  no  one  but  me \n to  join  the  king  at  the ban quet  she  had pre-\npared.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did Haman invite to join him?\",\n    \"What did Haman describe to his friends and wife?\",\n    \"Who honored Haman and promoted him in rank?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I  am in vit ed  again to mor row  to  join \n her  with  the  king. 13  Still,  none  of  this sat is fies \n me  since  I  see Mor de cai  the  Jew sit ting  at  the \n King\u2019s  Gate  all  the  time.\u201d\n14  His  wife Ze resh  and  all  his  friends  told \n him, \u201c Have  them  build  a gal lows seventy-five \n feet d  tall. Ask  the  king  in  the morn ing  to  hang \nMor de cai  on  it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is invited to join the king?\",\n    \"What does Haman's wife and friends suggest he do about Mordecai?\",\n    \"How tall is the gallows that Haman is advised to build?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then  go  to  the ban quet  with  the \n king  and en joy your self.\u201d  The ad vice  pleased \nHa man,  so  he  had  the gal lows con struct ed. MORDECAI HONORED BY THE KING\n6 \n That  night  sleep es caped  the  king,  so  he \nor dered  the  book recording dai ly  events  to \n be  brought  and  read  to  the  king. 2  They  found \n the writ ten re port  of  how Mor de cai  had in-\nformed  on Big tha na  and Te resh,  two  of  the \n king\u2019s eu nuchs  who guard ed  the en trance, \n when  they  planned  to as sas si nate  King Ahas-\nu e rus. 3  The  king in quired, \u201c What hon or  and \nspe cial rec og ni tion  have  been giv en  to Mor-\nde cai  for  this  act? \u201d\n The  king\u2019s per son al at ten dants re plied, \n\u201cNoth ing  has  been  done  for  him.\u201d\n4  The  king  asked, \u201c Who  is  in  the  court? \u201d  Now \nHa man  was  just en ter ing  the out er  court  of \n the pal ace  to  ask  the  king  to  hang Mor de cai \n on  the gal lows  he  had pre pared  for  him. 5  The  king\u2019s at ten dants an swered  him, \u201cHa-\nman  is  there, stand ing  in  the  court.\u201d\n\u201c Have  him en ter,\u201d  the  king or dered. 6 Ha man \nen tered,  and  the  king  asked  him, \u201c What  should \n be  done  for  the  man  the  king  wants  to hon or? \u201d\nHa man  thought  to him self, \u201c Who  is  it  the \n king  would  want  to hon or  more  than  me? \u201d \n7 Ha man  told  the  king, \u201c For  the  man  the  king \n wants  to hon or: 8  Have  them  bring  a roy al \ngar ment  that  the  king him self  has  worn  and  a \n horse  the  king him self  has rid den,  which  has \n a roy al  crown  on  its  head. 9  Put  the gar ment \n and  the  horse un der  the  charge  of  one  of  the \n king\u2019s  most no ble off  i cials. Have  them  clothe \na  5:1 Lit house   b  5:6 Lit During the banquet of   c  5:9 Lit left rejoicing and good of heart   d 5:14 Lit 50 cubits\nESTHER 4-6 436\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   436 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 445, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What act did Mordecai perform that led to the king's inquiry about honoring him?\",\n    \"What did Haman suggest should be done for the man the king wants to honor?\",\n    \"Who was entering the outer court of the palace just as the king was inquiring about honoring someone?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " the  man  the  king  wants  to hon or, pa rade  him \n on  the  horse  through  the  city  square,  and pro-\nclaim be fore  him, \u2018 This  is  what  is  done  for  the \n man  the  king  wants  to hon or.\u2019 \u201d\n10  The  king  told Ha man, \u201cHur ry ,  and  do  just \n as  you pro posed. Take  a gar ment  and  a  horse \n for Mor de cai  the  Jew ,  who  is sit ting  at  the \n King\u2019s  Gate. Do  not  leave  out any thing  you \n have sug gest ed.\u201d\n11  So Ha man  took  the gar ment  and  the  horse. He  clothed Mor de cai  and paraded  him  through \n the  city  square, cry ing  out be fore  him, \u201c This \n is  what  is  done  for  the  man  the  king  wants \n to hon or.\u201d\n12  Then Mor de cai re turned  to  the  King\u2019s \n Gate,  but Ha man hur ried  off  for  home, mourn-\nful  and  with  his  head cov ered. 13 Ha man  told \n his  wife Ze resh  and  all  his  friends ev ery thing \n that  had hap pened. His ad vis ers  and  his  wife \nZe resh  said  to  him, \u201c Since Mor de cai  is Jew ish, \n and  you  have be gun  to  fall be fore  him,  you \n won\u2019t over come  him, be cause  your down fall \n is cer tain.\u201d 14  While  they  were  still speak ing \n with  him,  the  king\u2019s eu nuchs ar rived  and \n rushed Ha man  to  the ban quet Es ther  had \npre pared. HAMAN IS EXECUTED\n7 \n The  king  and Ha man  came  to  feast a  with \nEs ther  the  queen. 2  Once  again,  on  the sec-\nond  day  while drink ing  wine,  the  king  asked \nEs ther, \u201c Queen Es ther, what ev er  you  ask  will \n be giv en  to  you. What ev er  you  seek,  even  to \n half  the king dom,  will  be  done.\u201d\n3  Queen Es ther an swered, \u201c If  I  have  found \nfa vor  in  your  eyes,  Your Maj es ty ,  and  if  the  king \n is  pleased,  spare  my  life;  this  is  my re quest. And  spare  my peo ple;  this  is  my de sire.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 446, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the king instruct Haman to do for Mordecai?\",\n    \"How did Haman feel after parading Mordecai through the city?\",\n    \"What request did Queen Esther make to the king?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "If  we  had mere ly \n been  sold  as  male  and fe male  slaves,  I  would \n have  kept si lent. In deed,  the trou ble  wouldn\u2019t \n be  worth bur den ing  the  king.\u201d\n5  King Ahas u e rus  spoke  up  and  asked  Queen \nEs ther, \u201c Who  is  this,  and  where  is  the  one  who \n would de vise  such  a  scheme? \u201d b\n6 Es ther an swered, \u201c The ad ver sary  and en-\ne my  is  this  evil Ha man.\u201d\nHa man  stood ter ri fied be fore  the  king  and \n queen. 7  The  king  arose  in an ger  and  went  from \n where  they  were drink ing  wine  to  the pal ace \ngar den. c Ha man re mained  to  beg  Queen Es ther \n for  his  life be cause  he re al ized  the  king  was \nplan ning some thing ter ri ble  for  him. 8  Just \n as  the  king re turned  from  the pal ace gar den \n to  the ban quet  hall, d Ha man  was fall ing  on \n the  couch  where Es ther  was re clin ing. The \n king ex claimed, \u201c Would  he ac tu al ly vi o late \n the  queen  while  I  am  in  the  house? \u201d  As  soon \n as  the state ment  left  the  king\u2019s  mouth,  they \ncov ered Ha man\u2019s  face. 9 Har bo na,  one  of  the  king\u2019s eu nuchs,  said: \n\u201c There  is  a gal lows seventy-five  feet e  tall  at \nHa man\u2019s  house  that  he  made  for Mor de cai, \n who  gave  the re port  that  saved f  the  king.\u201d\n The  king  said, \u201c Hang  him  on  it.\u201d\n10  They  hanged Ha man  on  the gal lows  he \n had pre pared  for Mor de cai. Then  the  king\u2019s \nan ger sub sid ed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 446, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is identified as the adversary and enemy in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was the king's reaction when he returned to the banquet hall and saw Haman?\",\n    \"What did Harbona, one of the king's eunuchs, report about Haman's house?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "ESTHER INTERVENES FOR THE JEWS\n8 \n That  same  day  King Ahas u e rus awarded \n Queen Es ther  the es tate  of Ha man,  the en-\ne my  of  the  Jews. Mor de cai en tered  the  king\u2019s \npres ence be cause Es ther  had re vealed  her \nre la tion ship  to Mor de cai. 2  The  king re moved \n his sig net  ring  he  had re cov ered  from Ha man \n and  gave  it  to Mor de cai,  and Es ther  put  him \n in  charge  of Ha man\u2019s es tate. 3  Then Es ther ad dressed  the  king  again. She \n fell  at  his  feet,  wept,  and  begged  him  to re voke \n the  evil  of Ha man  the Ag ag ite  and  his  plot \n he  had de vised  against  the  Jews. 4  The  king \nex tend ed  the  gold scep ter to ward Es ther,  so \n she  got  up  and  stood be fore  the  king. 5  She  said, \u201c If  it pleas es  the  king  and  I  have \n found fa vor be fore  him,  if  the mat ter  seems \n right  to  the  king  and  I  am pleas ing  in  his  eyes, \n let  a roy al  edict  be writ ten. Let  it re voke  the \ndoc u ments  the schem ing Ha man  son  of Ham-\nme da tha  the Ag ag ite  wrote  to de stroy  the  Jews \n who  are  in  all  the  king\u2019s prov inces.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 446, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What estate did King Ahasuerus award to Queen Esther?\",\n    \"What was the relationship between Esther and Mordecai revealed to the king?\",\n    \"What did Esther request from the king regarding Haman's plot against the Jews?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6  For  how \n could  I  bear  to  see  the di sas ter  that  would \n come  on  my peo ple?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 446, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "How  could  I  bear  to  see \n the de struc tion  of  my rel a tives? \u201d\n7  King Ahas u e rus  said  to Es ther  the  queen \n and  to Mor de cai  the  Jew , \u201c Look,  I  have giv en \nHa man\u2019s es tate  to Es ther,  and  he  was  hanged \n on  the gal lows be cause  he at tacked g  the  Jews. 8  Write  in  the  king\u2019s  name what ev er pleas es \n you con cern ing  the  Jews,  and  seal  it  with  the \nroy al sig net  ring. A doc u ment writ ten  in  the \n king\u2019s  name  and  sealed  with  the roy al sig net \n ring can not  be re voked.\u201d\na  7:1 Lit drink   b 7:5 Lit who would fill his heart to do this   c  7:7 Lit the garden of the house, also in v . 8   d 7:8 Or the house of \nwine   e  7:9 Lit 50 cubits   f  7:9 Lit who spoke good for   g  8:7 Lit stretched out his hand against\n 437 ESTHER 6-8\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   437 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 446, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did King Ahasuerus give to Esther?\",\n    \"Why was Haman hanged?\",\n    \"What authority does a document written in the king's name possess?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9  On  the twenty-third  day  of  the  third  month   \n\u2014   that  is,  the  month Si van  \u2014    the roy al  scribes \n were sum moned. Ev ery thing  was writ ten ex-\nact ly  as Mor de cai com mand ed  for  the  Jews, \n to  the sa traps,  the gov er nors,  and  the off  i-\ncials  of  the  127 prov inces  from In dia  to  Cush. The  edict  was writ ten  for  each prov ince  in  its \n own  script,  for  each ethnic  group  in  its  own \nlan guage,  and  to  the  Jews  in  their  own  script \n and lan guage. 10 Mor de cai  wrote  in  King Ahas u e rus\u2019s  name \n and  sealed  the  edicts  with  the roy al sig net  ring. He  sent  the doc u ments  by mount ed cou ri ers, \n who  rode  fast hors es  bred  in  the roy al stables. 11  The  king\u2019s  edict  gave  the  Jews  in  each  and \nev ery  city  the  right  to as sem ble  and de fend \nthem selves,  to de stroy ,  kill,  and an ni hi late \nev ery ethnic  and pro vin cial  army hos tile  to \n them, in clud ing wom en  and chil dren,  and  to \n take  their pos ses sions  as  spoils  of  war. 12  This \n would  take  place  on  a sin gle  day through-\nout  all  the prov inces  of  King Ahas u e rus,  on \n the thir teenth  day  of  the  twelfth  month,  the \n month  Adar. 13  A  copy  of  the  text, is sued  as  law through-\nout ev ery prov ince,  was dis trib ut ed  to  all  the \npeo ples  so  the  Jews  could  be  ready  to  avenge \nthem selves  against  their en e mies  on  that  day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What rights were granted to the Jews in the edict issued by King Ahasuerus?\",\n    \"On what date were the Jews allowed to assemble and defend themselves according to the edict?\",\n    \"Who wrote the edict and in whose name was it issued?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The \n law  was  also is sued  in  the for tress  of  Susa. 15 Mor de cai  went  from  the  king\u2019s pres ence \n clothed  in roy al pur ple  and  white,  with  a  great \n gold  crown  and  a pur ple  robe  of  fine lin en. The \n city  of  Susa shout ed  and re joiced, 16  and  the \n Jews cel e brat ed a  with glad ness,  joy ,  and hon or. 17  In ev ery prov ince  and ev ery  city , wher ev-\ner  the  king\u2019s com mand  and  his  law  reached, \n joy  and re joic ing  took  place  among  the  Jews. There  was  a cel e bra tion  and  a hol i day . b  And \n many  of  the ethnic  groups  of  the  land pro-\nfessed them selves  to  be  Jews be cause  fear  of \n the  Jews  had over come  them. VICTORIES OF THE JEWS\n9 \n The  king\u2019s com mand  and  law  went  into \neff  ect  on  the thir teenth  day  of  the  twelfth \n month,  the  month  Adar. On  the  day  when  the \n Jews\u2019 en e mies  had  hoped  to over pow er  them, \n just  the op po site hap pened.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Mordecai wear when he left the king's presence?\",\n    \"On what day did the king's command and law go into effect?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of the city of Susa and the Jews upon receiving the king's command?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  Jews over pow-\nered  those  who hat ed  them. 2  In  each  of  King \nAhas u e rus\u2019s prov inces  the  Jews as sem bled \n in  their cit ies  to at tack  those  who in tend ed \n to  harm  them. c  Not  a sin gle per son  could \nwith stand  them;  fear  of  them  fell  on ev ery \nna tion al i ty . 3  All  the off  i cials  of  the prov inces,  the sa-\ntraps,  the gov  er nors,  and  the roy  al civil ad-\nmin is tra tors d aided  the  Jews be cause  they \n feared Mor de cai. 4  For Mor de cai ex er cised \n great pow er  in  the pal ace,  and  his  fame  spread \nthrough out  the prov inces  as  he be came  more \n and  more pow er ful. 5  The  Jews  put  all  their en e mies  to  the  sword, \nkill ing  and de stroy ing  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Jews do in response to those who intended to harm them?\",\n    \"Who was feared by the officials of the provinces, leading them to aid the Jews?\",\n    \"What was the outcome for the Jews' enemies according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They  did  what \n they  pleased  to  those  who hat ed  them. 6  In  the \nfor tress  of  Susa  the  Jews  killed  and de stroyed \n five hun dred  men, 7 in clud ing Par shan da tha, \nDal phon, As pa tha, 8 Po ra tha, Ada lia, Arid a-\ntha, 9 Par mash ta, Aris ai, Arid ai,  and V ai za tha. 10  They  killed  these  ten  sons  of Ha man  son  of \nHam me da tha,  the en e my  of  the  Jews. How ev er, \n they  did  not  seize e  any plun der. 11  On  that  day  the num ber  of peo ple  killed  in \n the for tress  of  Susa  was re port ed  to  the  king. 12  The  king  said  to  Queen Es ther, \u201c In  the for tress \n of  Susa  the  Jews  have  killed  and de stroyed  five \nhun dred  men, in clud ing Ha man\u2019s  ten  sons. What  have  they  done  in  the  rest  of  the roy al \nprov inces?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many men did the Jews kill in the fortress of Susa?\",\n    \"Who were the ten sons of Haman that were killed by the Jews?\",\n    \"Did the Jews seize any plunder after killing their enemies in Susa?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "What ev er  you  ask  will  be giv en \n to  you. What ev er  you  seek  will  also  be  done.\u201d\n13 Es ther an swered, \u201c If  it pleas es  the  king, \n may  the  Jews  who  are  in  Susa  also  have to-\nmor row  to car ry  out to day\u2019s  law ,  and  may \n the bod ies  of Ha man\u2019s  ten  sons  be  hung  on \n the gal lows.\u201d 14  The  king  gave  the or ders  for \n this  to  be  done,  so  a  law  was an nounced  in \n Susa,  and  they  hung  the bod ies  of Ha man\u2019s \n ten  sons. 15  The  Jews  in  Susa as sem bled  again \n on  the four teenth  day  of  the  month  of  Adar \n and  killed  three hun dred  men  in  Susa,  but \n they  did  not  seize  any plun der.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Esther request the king to allow the Jews in Susa to do?\",\n    \"How many men did the Jews in Susa kill on the fourteenth day of Adar?\",\n    \"What was the outcome for Haman's ten sons as ordered by the king?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16  The  rest  of  the  Jews  in  the roy al prov inces \nas sem bled, de fend ed them selves,  and  gained \nre lief  from  their en e mies. They  killed seven-\nty-five thou sand f  of  those  who hat ed  them,  but \n they  did  not  seize  any plun der. 17  They  fought \n on  the thir teenth  day  of  the  month  of  Adar \n and rest ed  on  the four teenth,  and  it be came \n a  day  of feast ing  and re joic ing. 18  But  the  Jews  in  Susa  had as sem bled  on \n the thir teenth  and  the four teenth  days  of  the \n month. They rest ed  on  the fif teenth  day  of  the \n month,  and  it be came  a  day  of feast ing  and \na 8:16 Lit had light   b 8:17 Lit good day   c  9:2 Lit cities to send out a hand against the seekers of their evil   d  9:3 Lit and \nthose who do the king\u2019s work ; Est 3:9   e  9:10 Lit not put their hands on, also in vv . 15,16   f 9:16 Some LXX mss read 10,107 ; other \nLXX mss read 15,000\nESTHER 8-9 438\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   438 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 447, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many enemies did the Jews kill in the royal provinces?\",\n    \"On which days did the Jews rest and celebrate their victory?\",\n    \"What was the nature of the Jews' actions towards their enemies in terms of plunder?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "re joic ing. 19  This ex plains  why  the ru ral  Jews \n who  live  in vil lages ob serve  the four teenth \n day  of  the  month  of  Adar  as  a  time  of re joic ing \n and feast ing. It  is  a hol i day  when  they  send \n gifts  to  one an oth er. 20 Mor de cai re cord ed  these  events  and  sent \nlet ters  to  all  the  Jews  in  all  of  King Ahas u e rus\u2019s \nprov inces,  both  near  and  far. 21  He or dered \n them  to cel e brate  the four teenth  and fif teenth \n days  of  the  month  of  Adar ev ery  year 22 be-\ncause dur ing  those  days  the  Jews  gained re lief \n from  their en e mies. That  was  the  month  when \n their sor row  was  turned  into re joic ing  and \n their mourn ing  into  a hol i day . They  were  to \n be  days  of feast ing, re joic ing,  and  of send ing \n gifts  to  one an oth er  and  to  the  poor. 23  So  the  Jews  agreed  to con tin ue  the prac-\ntice  they  had be gun,  as Mor de cai  had writ ten \n them  to  do. 24  For Ha man  son  of Ham me da tha \n the Ag ag ite,  the en e my  of  all  the  Jews,  had \nplot ted  against  the  Jews  to de stroy  them. He \n cast  the  Pur  \u2014   that  is,  the  lot  \u2014   to  crush  and \nde stroy  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 448, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do rural Jews observe on the fourteenth day of the month of Adar?\",\n    \"Who ordered the Jews to celebrate the fourteenth and fifteenth days of the month of Adar?\",\n    \"What was the reason for the celebration during the month of Adar according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "25  But  when  the mat ter  was \n brought be fore  the  king,  he com mand ed \n by let ter  that  the  evil  plan Ha man  had de-\nvised  against  the  Jews re turn  on  his  own \n head  and  that  he  should  be  hanged  with \n his  sons  on  the gal lows. 26  For  this rea son \n these  days  are  called Pu rim,  from  the  word \n Pur. Be cause  of  all  the in struc tions  in  this \nlet ter  as  well  as  what  they  had wit nessed \n and  what  had hap pened  to  them, 27  the  Jews \n bound them selves,  their de scen dants,  and \n all  who  joined  with  them  to  a commitment \n that  they  would  not  fail  to cel e brate  these \n two  days  each  and ev ery  year ac cord ing  to \n the writ ten in struc tions  and ac cord ing  to \n the  time ap point ed. 28  These  days  are re mem-\nbered  and cel e brat ed  by ev ery gen er a tion, \nfam i ly , prov ince,  and  city ,  so  that  these  days \n of Pu rim  will  not  lose  their significance  in \nJew ish  life a  and  their mem o ry  will  not  fade \n from  their de scen dants. 29  Queen Es ther, daugh ter  of Ab i hail,  along \n with Mor de cai  the  Jew ,  wrote  this sec ond let ter \n with  full au thor i ty  to con firm  the let ter  about \nPu rim. 30  He  sent let ters  with assurances  of \n peace  and se cu ri ty b  to  all  the  Jews  who  were \n in  the  127 prov inces  of  the king dom  of Ahas-\nu e rus, 31  in or der  to con firm  these  days  of Pu-\nrim  at  their prop er  time  just  as Mor de cai  the   \nJew  and Es ther  the  queen  had es tab lished  them \n and  just  as  they  had com mit ted them selves \n and  their de scen dants  to  the prac tic es  of fast-\ning  and lam en ta tion. 32  So Es ther\u2019s com mand \ncon firmed  these cus toms  of Pu rim,  which \n were  then writ ten  into  the rec ord. MORDECAI\u2019S FAME\n10 \n King Ahas u e rus im posed  a  tax through-\nout  the  land  even  to  the far thest  shores. c \n2  All  of  his pow er ful  and mag nifi   cent ac com-\nplish ments  and  the de tailed ac count  of Mor-\nde cai\u2019s  great  rank  with  which  the  king  had \nhon ored  him,  have  they  not  been writ ten  in \n the  Book  of  the His tor i cal  Events  of  the  Kings \n of Me dia  and Per sia? 3 Mor de cai  the  Jew  was \nsec ond  only  to  King Ahas u e rus.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 448, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What command did the king issue regarding Haman's evil plan against the Jews?\",\n    \"Who were the authors of the second letter confirming the celebration of Purim?\",\n    \"In which book are the accomplishments of Mordecai recorded?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Job\nJOB AND HIS FAMILY\n1 \n There  was  a  man  in  the coun try  of  Uz  named \n Job. He  was  a  man  of com plete in teg ri ty ,  who \n feared  God  and  turned  away  from  evil.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the name of the man mentioned in the excerpt?\", \"In which country did Job live?\", \"What qualities are attributed to Job in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "2  He  had \nsev en  sons  and  three daugh ters. 3  His es tate \nin clud ed sev en thou sand  sheep  and  goats, \n three thou sand cam els,  five hun dred  yoke \n of  oxen,  five hun dred fe male don keys,  and \n a  very  large num ber  of ser vants. Job  was  the \ngreat est  man  among  all  the peo ple  of  the  east. 4  His  sons  used  to  take  turns hav ing ban-\nquets  at  their  homes. They  would  send  an in-\nvi ta tion  to  their  three sis ters  to  eat  and  drink \n with  them. 5 When ev er  a  round  of banqueting \n was  over,  Job  would  send  for  his chil dren  and \npu ri fy  them, ris ing ear ly  in  the morn ing  to \noff  er  burnt off  er ings  for a  all  of  them. For  Job \n thought, \u201cPer haps  my chil dren  have  sinned, \nhav ing  cursed  God  in  their  hearts.\u201d  This  was \n Job\u2019s reg u lar prac tice. SATAN\u2019S FIRST TEST OF JOB\n6  One  day  the  sons  of  God  came  to pre sent them-\nselves be fore  the  L ord,  and Sa tan b  also  came \n with  them. 7  The  L ord  asked Sa tan, \u201c Where \n have  you  come  from? \u201d\n\u201c From roam ing  through  the  earth,\u201d Sa tan \nan swered  him, \u201c and walk ing  around  on  it.\u201d\n8  Then  the  L ord  said  to Sa tan, \u201c Have  you \ncon sid ered  my ser vant  Job? No  one  else  on \n earth  is  like  him,  a  man  of per fect in teg ri ty , \n who  fears  God  and  turns  away  from  evil.\u201d\n9 Sa tan an swered  the  L ord, \u201c Does  Job  fear \n God  for noth ing? 10  Haven\u2019t  you  placed  a  hedge \n around  him,  his house hold,  and ev ery thing \n he  owns?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many sons and daughters did Job have?\",\n    \"What types of animals were included in Job's estate?\",\n    \"What was Job's regular practice after his children's banquets?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You  have  blessed  the  work  of  his \n hands,  and  his pos ses sions  have in creased \n in  the  land. 11  But  stretch  out  your  hand  and \n strike ev ery thing  he  owns,  and  he  will sure ly \n curse  you  to  your  face.\u201d\n12 \u201c V ery  well,\u201d  the  L ord  told Sa tan, \u201cev ery-\nthing  he  owns  is  in  your pow er. How ev er,  do \n not  lay  a  hand  on  Job him self.\u201d  So Sa tan  left \n the  L ord\u2019 s pres ence. 13  One  day  when  Job\u2019s  sons  and daugh ters \n were eat ing  and drink ing  wine  in  their old est \nbroth er\u2019s  house, 14  a mes sen ger  came  to  Job \n and re port ed: \u201c While  the  oxen  were plow ing \n and  the don keys graz ing near by , 15  the Sa be-\nans swooped  down  and  took  them  away . They \n struck  down  the ser vants  with  the  sword,  and \n I  alone  have es caped  to  tell  you!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Satan challenge God about regarding Job?\",\n    \"What was the Lord's instruction to Satan concerning Job?\",\n    \"What event did the messenger report to Job?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n16  He  was  still speak ing  when an oth er mes-\nsen ger  came  and re port ed: \u201c God\u2019s  fire  fell  from \nheav en. It  burned  the  sheep  and  the ser vants \n and de voured  them,  and  I  alone  have es caped \n to  tell  you! \u201d\n17  That mes sen ger  was  still speak ing  when \n yet an oth er  came  and re port ed: \u201c The Chal-\nde ans  formed  three  bands,  made  a  raid  on \n the cam els,  and  took  them  away . They  struck \n down  the ser vants  with  the  sword,  and  I  alone \n have es caped  to  tell  you! \u201d\n18  He  was  still speak ing  when an oth er mes-\nsen ger  came  and re port ed: \u201c Your  sons  and \ndaugh ters  were eat ing  and drink ing  wine \n in  their old est broth er\u2019s  house. 19 Sud den ly \n a pow er ful  wind  swept  in  from  the desert \n and  struck  the  four cor ners  of  the  house.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the first messenger report regarding God's fire?\",\n    \"What action did the Chaldeans take against the camels?\",\n    \"What event occurred while Job's sons and daughters were in their oldest brother's house?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It \ncol lapsed  on  the  young peo ple  so  that  they \n died,  and  I  alone  have es caped  to  tell  you! \u201d\n20  Then  Job  stood  up,  tore  his  robe,  and \n shaved  his  head. He  fell  to  the  ground  and \nwor shiped, 21 say ing:\n  Naked I came from my mother\u2019s womb,\n  and naked I will leave this life. c\n  The Lord gives, and the Lord  \ntakes away .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What action did Job take after hearing the news of the calamity?\",\n    \"What does Job express about his life in his statement 'Naked I came from my mother's womb, and naked I will leave this life'?\",\n    \"What does Job attribute the giving and taking away of life to?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Blessed be the name of the Lord. 22 Through out  all  this  Job  did  not  sin  or  blame \n God  for any thing. d\nSATAN\u2019S SECOND TEST OF JOB\n2 \n One  day  the  sons  of  God  came  again  to \npre sent them selves be fore  the  L ord,  and \nSa tan  also  came  with  them  to pre sent him-\nself be fore  the  L ord. 2  The  L ord  asked Sa tan, \n\u201c Where  have  you  come  from? \u201d\n\u201c From roam ing  through  the  earth,\u201d Sa tan \nan swered  him, \u201c and walk ing  around  on  it.\u201d\n3  Then  the  L ord  said  to Sa tan, \u201c Have  you \ncon sid ered  my ser vant  Job? No  one  else  on \n earth  is  like  him,  a  man  of per fect in teg ri ty , \n who  fears  God  and  turns  away  from  evil. He \n still re tains  his in teg ri ty ,  even  though  you \na1:5 Lit for the number of   b1:6 Or the adversary   c1:21 Lit will return there ; Ps 139:13,15   d1:22 Lit or ascribe blame to God\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   440 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 449, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Job do throughout his trials according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was Satan's response when the Lord asked where he had come from?\",\n    \"How is Job described in relation to his integrity and fear of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "in cit ed  me  against  him,  to de stroy  him  for \n no  good rea son.\u201d\n4 \u201c Skin  for  skin! \u201d Sa tan an swered  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c A  man  will  give  up ev ery thing  he  owns  in \nex change  for  his  life. 5  But  stretch  out  your \n hand  and  strike  his  flesh  and  bones,  and  he \n will sure ly  curse  you  to  your  face.\u201d\n6 \u201c V ery  well,\u201d  the  L ord  told Sa tan, \u201c he  is  in \n your pow er;  only  spare  his  life.\u201d 7  So Sa tan  left \n the  L ord\u2019 s pres ence  and in fect ed  Job  with ter-\nri ble  boils  from  the  soles  of  his  feet  to  the  top \n of  his  head. 8  Then  Job  took  a  piece  of bro ken \npot tery  to  scrape him self  while  he  sat  among \n the ash es. 9  His  wife  said  to  him, \u201c Are  you  still hold-\ning  on  to  your in teg ri ty?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord tell Satan regarding Job's life?\",\n    \"What affliction did Satan inflict upon Job?\",\n    \"What did Job use to scrape himself while sitting among the ashes?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Curse  God  and  die!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n10 \u201c You  speak  as  a fool ish wom an  speaks,\u201d \n he  told  her. \u201c Should  we ac cept  only  good  from \n God  and  not ad ver si ty? \u201d Through out  all  this \n Job  did  not  sin  in  what  he  said. a\nJOB\u2019S THREE FRIENDS\n11  Now  when  Job\u2019s  three  friends  \u2014  El i phaz  the \nTe man ite, Bil dad  the Shu hite,  and Zo phar  the \nNa a ma thite  \u2014   heard  about  all  this ad ver si ty \n that  had hap pened  to  him,  each  of  them  came \n from  his  home. They  met to geth er  to  go  and \nsym pa thize  with  him  and com fort  him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Job's friend say about accepting good and adversity from God?\",\n    \"Who are the names of Job's three friends mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of Job's friends coming together after hearing about his adversity?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12  When \n they  looked  from  a dis tance,  they  could bare ly \nrec og nize  him. They  wept  aloud,  and  each  man \n tore  his  robe  and  threw  dust  into  the  air  and \n on  his  head. 13  Then  they  sat  on  the  ground \n with  him sev en  days  and  nights,  but  no  one \n spoke  a  word  to  him be cause  they  saw  that \n his suff  er ing  was  very in tense. JOB\u2019S OPENING SPEECH\n3 \nAf ter  this,  Job be gan  to  speak  and  cursed \n the  day  he  was  born. 2  He  said:\n 3 May the day I was born perish,\n  and the night that said,\n  \u201c A boy is conceived.\u201d\n 4 If only that day had turned to darkness! May God above not care about it,\n  or light shine on it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Job do after looking at his suffering?\",\n    \"How long did Job's friends sit with him without speaking?\",\n    \"What did Job wish for regarding the day of his birth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 May darkness and gloom reclaim it,\n  and a cloud settle over it. May what darkens the day terrify it. 6 If only darkness had taken \nthat night away! May it not appear  b among the days \nof the year\n  or be listed in the calendar. c\n 7 Yes, may that night be barren;\n  may no joyful shout be heard in it. 8 Let those who curse days\n  condemn it,\n  those who are ready \nto rouse Leviathan. 9 May its morning stars grow dark. May it wait for daylight but have none;\n  may it not see the breaking  d of dawn. 10 For that night did not shut\n  the doors of my mother\u2019s womb,\n  and hide sorrow from my eyes. 11 Why was I not stillborn;\n  why didn\u2019t I die as I came \nfrom the womb? 12 Why did the knees receive me,\n  and why were there breasts for me \nto nurse? 13 Now I would certainly be lying down \nin peace;\n  I would be asleep. Then I would be at rest\n 14 with the kings and counselors \nof the earth,\n  who rebuilt ruined cities \nfor themselves,\n 15 or with princes who had gold,\n  who filled their houses with silver. 16 Or why was I not hidden \nlike a miscarried child,\n  like infants who never see daylight? 17 There the wicked cease \nto make trouble,\n  and there the weary find rest. 18 The captives are completely at rest;\n  they do not hear a taskmaster\u2019s voice. 19 Both small and great are there,\n  and the slave is set free \nfrom his master. 20 Why is light given to one burdened \nwith grief,\n  and life to those whose existence \nis bitter,\n 21 who wait for death, \nbut it does not come,\n  and search for it more than \nfor hidden treasure,\n 22 who are filled with much joy\n  and are glad when they reach the grave? 23 Why is life given to a man whose path \nis hidden,\na2:10 Lit sin with his lips   b3:6 LXX, Syr , Tg, Vg; MT reads rejoice   c3:6 Lit or enter the number of months   d3:9 Lit the eyelids\n 441 JOB 2-3\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   441 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 450, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker wish for concerning the night mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What feelings does the speaker express about their existence and life?\",\n    \"What contrasts does the speaker draw between life and death in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  whom God has hedged in? 24 I sigh when food is put before me,  a\n  and my groans pour out like water. 25 For the thing I feared \nhas overtaken me,\n  and what I dreaded has happened \nto me. 26 I cannot relax or be calm;\n  I have no rest, for turmoil has come. FIRST SERIES OF SPEECHES\nELIPHAZ SPEAKS\n4 \n Then El i phaz  the Te man ite re plied:\n 2 Should anyone try to speak with you\n  when you are exhausted? Yet who can keep from speaking?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express when food is put before them?\",\n    \"Who is the speaker responding to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker convey in relation to their fears?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Indeed, you have instructed many\n  and have strengthened weak hands. 4 Your words have steadied the one \nwho was stumbling\n  and braced the knees \nthat were buckling. 5 But now that this has happened to you,\n  you have become exhausted.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the subject take to help others according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How has the subject's situation changed from helping others to feeling exhausted?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It strikes you, and you are dismayed. 6 Isn\u2019t your piety your confidence,\n  and the integrity of your life  b \nyour hope? 7 Consider: Who has perished when he \nwas innocent?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between piety and confidence?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is implied about the fate of the innocent?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's emotional state as indicated in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Where have the honest  c \nbeen destroyed? 8 In my experience, \nthose who plow injustice\n  and those who sow trouble reap \nthe same. 9 They perish at a single blast from God\n  and come to an end by the breath \nof his nostrils. 10 The lion may roar and the fierce \nlion growl,\n  but the teeth of young lions are broken. 11 The strong lion dies if it catches \nno prey ,\n  and the cubs of the lioness \nare scattered. 12 A word was brought to me in secret;\n  my ears caught a whisper of it. 13 Among unsettling thoughts \nfrom visions in the night,\n  when deep sleep comes over men,\n 14 fear and trembling came over me\n  and made all my bones shake. 15 I felt a draft d on my face,\n  and the hair on my body stood up. 16 A figure stood there,\n  but I could not recognize \nits appearance;\n  a form loomed before my eyes. I heard a whispering voice:\n 17 \u201cCan a mortal be righteous before God? Can a man be more pure \nthan his Maker? \u201d\n 18 If God puts no trust in his servants\n  and he charges his angels \nwith foolishness,  e\n 19 how much more those who dwell \nin clay houses,\n  whose foundation is in the dust,\n  who are crushed like a moth! 20 They are smashed to pieces from dawn \nto dusk;\n  they perish forever \nwhile no one notices.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to those who plow injustice and sow trouble according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What fear and physical sensations did the speaker experience during the night?\",\n    \"What rhetorical question is posed about the righteousness of mortals before God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21 Are their tent cords not pulled up? They die without wisdom. 5 \nCall out! Will anyone answer you?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Which of the holy ones will you \nturn to? 2 For anger kills a fool,\n  and jealousy slays the gullible. 3 I have seen a fool taking root,\n  but I immediately pronounced a curse \non his home. 4 His children are far from safety .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does anger do to a fool according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of jealousy as stated in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What action did the speaker take regarding the fool who was taking root?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They are crushed at the city gate,\n  with no one to rescue them. 5 The hungry consume his harvest,\n  even taking it out of the thorns. f\n  The thirsty  g pant \nfor his children\u2019s wealth. 6 For distress does not grow \nout of the soil,\n  and trouble does not sprout \nfrom the ground. 7 But humans are born for trouble\n  as surely as sparks fly upward. 8 However, if I were you, I would appeal \nto God\n  and would present my case to him. a3:24 Or My sighing serves as my food   b4:6 Lit ways   c4:7 Or the upright, or  those with integrity   d4:15 Or a spirit    \ne4:18 Or error ; Hb obscure   f5:5 Hb obscure   g5:5 Aq, Sym, Syr , Vg; MT reads snares\nJOB 3-5 442\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   442 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 451, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to the people at the city gate?\",\n    \"What do the hungry consume according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what are humans born for?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 9 He does great and unsearchable things,\n  wonders without number. 10 He gives rain to the earth\n  and sends water to the fields. 11 He sets the lowly on high,\n  and mourners are lifted to safety . 12 He frustrates the schemes of the crafty\n  so that they a achieve no success. 13 He traps the wise in their craftiness\n  so that the plans of the deceptive\n  are quickly brought to an end. 14 They encounter darkness by day ,\n  and they grope at noon\n  as if it were night. 15 He saves the needy \nfrom their sharp words  b\n  and from the clutches of the powerful. 16 So the poor have hope,\n  and injustice shuts its mouth. 17 See how happy is the person whom \nGod corrects;\n  so do not reject the discipline \nof the Almighty . 18 For he wounds but he also bandages;\n  he strikes, but his hands also heal. 19 He will rescue you from six calamities;\n  no harm will touch you in seven. 20 In famine he will redeem you \nfrom death,\n  and in battle, from the power \nof the sword. 21 You will be safe from slander  c\n  and not fear destruction \nwhen it comes. 22 You will laugh at destruction \nand hunger\n  and not fear the land\u2019s wild creatures. 23 For you will have a covenant \nwith the stones of the field,\n  and the wild animals will be at peace \nwith you. 24 You will know that your tent is secure,\n  and nothing will be missing \nwhen you inspect your home. 25 You will also know that your offspring \nwill be many\n  and your descendants like the grass \nof the earth. 26 You will approach the grave \nin full vigor,\n  as a stack of sheaves is gathered \nin its season. 27 We have investigated this, and it is true!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does God do for the needy according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the relationship between God and the wise?\",\n    \"What assurances are given to the person whom God corrects?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hear it and understand it for yourself. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO ELIPHAZ\n6 \n Then  Job an swered:\n 2 If only my grief could be weighed\n  and my devastation placed with it \non the scales. 3 For then it would outweigh the sand \nof the seas!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Job wish to be weighed against his grief?\",\n    \"How does Job describe the magnitude of his devastation?\",\n    \"What metaphor does Job use to illustrate the weight of his grief?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "That is why my words are rash. 4 Surely the arrows of the Almighty \nhave pierced d me;\n  my spirit drinks their poison. God\u2019s terrors are arrayed against me. 5 Does a wild donkey bray \nover fresh grass\n  or an ox low over its fodder?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker imply about their emotional state in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the speaker's suffering?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker pose to illustrate their point about suffering?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Is there flavor in an egg white?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 7 I refuse to touch them;\n  they are like contaminated food. 8 If only my request would be granted\n  and God would provide what I hope for:\n 9 that he would decide to crush me,\n  to unleash his power and cut me off! 10 It would still bring me comfort,\n  and I would leap for joy \nin unrelenting pain\n  that I have not denied  f the words \nof the Holy One. 11 What strength do I have, that I should \ncontinue to hope?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker refuse to touch?\",\n    \"What does the speaker hope God would decide to do?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about their situation despite the pain?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "What is my future, that I should \nbe patient? 12 Is my strength that of stone,\n  or my flesh made of bronze? 13 Since I cannot help myself,\n  the hope for success has been banished \nfrom me. 14 A despairing man should receive \nloyalty from his friends,  g\n  even if he abandons the fear \nof the Almighty . 15 My brothers are as treacherous \nas a wadi,\n  as seasonal streams that overflow\n 16 and become darkened  h because of ice,\n  and the snow melts into them. a5:12 Lit their hands   b5:15 Lit from the sword of their mouth ; Ps 55:21; 59:7   c5:21 Lit be hidden from the whip of the tongue   \nd6:4 Lit Almighty are in   e6:6 Hb obscure   f6:10 Lit hidden   g6:14 Lit To the despairing his friend loyalty   h6:16 Or turbid\n 443 JOB 5-6\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   443 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 452, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker suggest about their own strength?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the loyalty expected from friends in times of despair?\",\n    \"What metaphor does the speaker use to describe their brothers?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 17 The wadis evaporate in warm weather;\n  they disappear from their channels \nin hot weather. 18 Caravans turn away from their routes,\n  go up into the desert, and perish. 19 The caravans of Tema look \nfor these streams. The traveling merchants of Sheba hope \nfor them. 20 They are ashamed because they \nhad been confident of finding water. When they arrive there, \nthey are disappointed. 21 So this is what you have now become \nto me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to the wadis in warm weather?\",\n    \"Why do the caravans of Tema and the traveling merchants of Sheba search for streams?\",\n    \"What is the emotional reaction of the caravans when they arrive at the streams?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a\n  When you see something dreadful, \nyou are afraid. 22 Have I ever said: \u201cGive me something\u201d\n  or \u201cPay a bribe for me \nfrom your wealth\u201d\n 23 or \u201cDeliver me from the enemy\u2019s hand\u201d\n  or \u201cRedeem me from the hand \nof the ruthless\u201d? 24 Teach me, and I will be silent.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions are expressed when one sees something dreadful?\",\n    \"What does the speaker ask to be taught?\",\n    \"What actions does the speaker deny asking from others?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Help me understand what I did wrong. 25 How painful honest words can be! But what does your rebuke prove? 26 Do you think that you can disprove \nmy words\n  or that a despairing man\u2019s words are \nmere wind? 27 No doubt you would cast lots \nfor a fatherless child\n  and negotiate a price to sell your friend. 28 But now , please look at me;\n  I will not lie to your face.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker imply about the nature of honest words in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about the rebuke they received?\",\n    \"What accusation does the speaker make regarding the listener's character?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "29 Reconsider; don\u2019t be unjust. Reconsider; my righteousness is still \nthe issue. 30 Is there injustice on my tongue\n  or can my palate not taste disaster? 7 \nIsn\u2019t each person consigned \nto forced labor on earth?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the speaker asking to reconsider?\",\n    \"What does the speaker question about their tongue?\",\n    \"What does the speaker imply about the condition of each person on earth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Are not his days like those \nof a hired worker? 2 Like a slave he longs for shade;\n  like a hired worker he waits for his pay . 3 So I have been made to inherit months \nof futility ,\n  and troubled nights have been assigned \nto me. 4 When I lie down I think,\n  \u201cWhen will I get up? \u201d\n  But the evening drags on endlessly ,\n  and I toss and turn until dawn. 5 My flesh is clothed with maggots \nand encrusted with dirt. b\n  My skin forms scabs  c and then oozes. 6 My days pass more swiftly \nthan a weaver\u2019s shuttle;\n  they come to an end without hope. 7 Remember that my life is but a breath. My eye will never again see \nanything good. 8 The eye of anyone who looks on me\n  will no longer see me. Your eyes will look for me, but I \nwill be gone. 9 As a cloud fades away and vanishes,\n  so the one who goes down to Sheol \nwill never rise again. 10 He will never return to his house;\n  his hometown will no longer \nremember d him. 11 Therefore I will not restrain my mouth.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What comparison is made to describe the speaker's days?\",\n    \"What physical condition does the speaker describe regarding their body?\",\n    \"What does the speaker express about their life and its duration?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I will speak in the anguish of my spirit;\n  I will complain in the bitterness \nof my soul. 12 Am I the sea e or a sea monster,\n  that you keep me under guard? 13 When I say , \u201cMy bed will comfort me,\n  and my couch will ease my complaint,\u201d\n 14 then you frighten me with dreams,\n  and terrify me with visions,\n 15 so that I prefer strangling  f \u2014\n  death rather than life in this body . g\n 16 I give up!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker prefer over life in this body?\",\n    \"What does the speaker experience that frightens and terrifies them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I will not live forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Leave me alone, for my days are \na breath. h\n 17 What is a mere human, that you think \nso highly of him\n  and pay so much attention to him? 18 You inspect him every morning,\n  and put him to the test every moment. 19 Will you ever look away from me,\n  or leave me alone long enough \nto swallow? i\n 20 If I have sinned, what have I done to you,\na6:21 Alt Hb tradition reads So you have now become nothing   b7:5 Or and dirty scabs   c7:5 Lit skin hardens   d7:10 Lit know   \ne7:12 Or the sea god   f7:15 Or suffocation   g7:15 Lit than my bones   h7:16 Or are futile   i7:19 Lit swallow my saliva? JOB 6-7 444\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   444 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 453, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker request in the opening line of the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker imply about the attention they receive from God?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker pose regarding their sins?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  Watcher of humanity? Why have you made me your target,\n  so that I have become a burden to you? a\n 21 Why not forgive my sin\n  and pardon my iniquity? For soon I will lie down in the grave.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the speaker asking to be forgiven for?\",\n    \"What does the speaker imply will happen soon?\",\n    \"How does the speaker perceive their relationship with the 'Watcher of humanity'?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You will eagerly seek me, but I \nwill be gone. BILDAD SPEAKS\n8 \n Then Bil dad  the Shu hite re plied:\n 2 How long will you go on saying \nthese things? Your words are a blast of wind.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Bildad accuse the speaker's words of being?\",\n    \"Who is speaking in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the tone of Bildad's response?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Does God pervert justice?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Does the Almighty pervert what is right? 4 Since your children sinned against him,\n  he gave them over to their rebellion. 5 But if you earnestly seek God\n  and ask the Almighty for mercy ,\n 6 if you are pure and upright,\n  then he will move even now \non your behalf\n  and restore the home where \nyour righteousness dwells. 7 Then, even if your beginnings \nwere modest,\n  your final days will be \nfull of prosperity . 8 For ask the previous generation,\n  and pay attention to what \ntheir fathers discovered,\n 9 since we were born only yesterday \nand know nothing. Our days on earth are but a shadow . 10 Will they not teach you and tell you\n  and speak from their understanding? 11 Does papyrus grow where there is \nno marsh? Do reeds flourish without water? 12 While still uncut shoots,\n  they would dry up quicker than \nany other plant. 13 Such is the destiny  b of all \nwho forget God;\n  the hope of the godless will perish. 14 His source of confidence is fragile;  c\n  what he trusts in is a spider\u2019s web. 15 He leans on his web, but it doesn\u2019t \nstand firm. He grabs it, but it does not hold up. 16 He is a well-watered plant \nin the sunshine;\n  his shoots spread out over his garden. 17 His roots are intertwined around a pile \nof rocks. He looks for a home among the stones. 18 If he is uprooted  d from his place,\n  it will deny knowing him, saying, \n\u201cI never saw you.\u201d\n 19 Surely this is the joy of his way of life;\n  yet others will sprout from the dust. 20 Look, God does not reject a person \nof integrity ,\n  and he will not support  e evildoers. 21 He will yet fill your mouth \nwith laughter\n  and your lips with a shout of joy . 22 Your enemies will be clothed \nwith shame;\n  the tent of the wicked will no longer \nexist. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO BILDAD\n9 \n Then  Job an swered:\n 2 Yes, I know what you\u2019ve said is true,\n  but how can a person be justified \nbefore God? 3 If one wanted to take him to court,\n  he could not answer God  f once \nin a thousand times.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if a person is pure and upright according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is described as the destiny of those who forget God?\",\n    \"How does Job respond to Bildad's statements about justifying oneself before God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 God is wise and all-powerful.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Who has opposed him \nand come out unharmed? 5 He removes mountains \nwithout their knowledge,\n  overturning them in his anger. 6 He shakes the earth from its place\n  so that its pillars tremble. 7 He commands the sun not to shine\n  and seals off the stars. 8 He alone stretches out the heavens\n  and treads on the waves of the sea. g\n 9 He makes the stars: the Bear,  h Orion,\n  the Pleiades, and the constellations  i \nof the southern sky . 10 He does great and unsearchable things,\n  wonders without number. 11 If he passed by me, I wouldn\u2019t see him;\n  if he went by , I wouldn\u2019t recognize him. 12 If he snatches something, \nwho can stop j him?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say about the ability to oppose him?\",\n    \"Which constellations are mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What effect does he have on the earth according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who can ask him, \u201cWhat are you doing? \u201d\na7:20 Alt Hb tradition, LXX; MT , Vg read myself   b8:13 Lit Such are the ways   c8:14 Or cut off ; Hb obscure   d8:18 Or destroyed   \ne8:20 Lit grasp the hand of   f9:3 Or court, God would not answer him   g9:8 Or and walks on the back of the sea god    \nh9:9 Or Aldebaran   i9:9 Or chambers   j9:12 Or dissuade\n 445 JOB 7-9\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   445 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 454, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 13 God does not hold back his anger;\n  Rahab\u2019s assistants cringe in fear \nbeneath him! 14 How then can I answer him\n  or choose my arguments against him?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotion do Rahab's assistants feel towards God?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's concern about answering God?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about God's anger?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15 Even if I were in the right, \nI could not answer. I could only beg my Judge for mercy . 16 If I summoned him \nand he answered me,\n  I do not believe he would \npay attention to what I said. 17 He batters me with a whirlwind\n  and multiplies my wounds \nwithout cause. 18 He doesn\u2019t let me catch my breath\n  but fills me with bitter experiences. 19 If it is a matter of strength, look, he is \nthe powerful one! If it is a matter of justice, who can \nsummon him? a\n 20 Even if I were in the right, \nmy own mouth would condemn me;\n  if I were blameless, my mouth would \ndeclare me guilty . 21 Though I am blameless,\n  I no longer care about myself;\n  I renounce my life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire for in relation to their Judge?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about their own ability to defend themselves?\",\n    \"What emotional state does the speaker convey regarding their situation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 It is all the same. Therefore I say ,\n  \u201cHe destroys both the blameless \nand the wicked.\u201d\n 23 When catastrophe b brings sudden death,\n  he mocks the despair of the innocent. 24 The earth c is handed over \nto the wicked;\n  he blindfolds  d its judges.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the fate of the blameless and the wicked?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt characterize the reaction to sudden death?\",\n    \"What is implied about the judges of the earth in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "25 My days fly by faster than a runner;  e\n  they flee without seeing any good. 26 They sweep by like boats made \nof papyrus,\n  like an eagle swooping down \non its prey . 27 If I said, \u201cI will forget my complaint,\n  change my expression, and smile,\u201d\n 28 I would still live in terror of all \nmy pains. I know you will not acquit me. 29 Since I will be found guilty ,\n  why should I struggle in vain? 30 If I wash myself with snow ,\n  and cleanse my hands with lye,\n 31 then you dip me in a pit of mud,\n  and my own clothes despise me! 32 For he is not a man like me, that I can \nanswer him,\n  that we can take each other to court.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How does the speaker describe the passage of time in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express regarding their complaint and suffering?\",\n    \"What metaphor does the speaker use to illustrate their feelings of despair and guilt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "33 There is no mediator between us,\n  to lay his hand on both of us. 34 Let him take his rod away from me\n  so his terror will no longer frighten me. 35 Then I would speak and not fear him. But that is not the case; I am \non my own. 10 \nI am disgusted with my life. I will give vent to my complaint\n  and speak in the bitterness of my soul. 2 I will say to God,\n  \u201cDo not declare me guilty! Let me know why you prosecute me. 3 Is it good for you to oppress,\n  to reject the work of your hands,\n  and favor  f the plans of the wicked? 4 Do you have eyes of flesh,\n  or do you see as a human sees? 5 Are your days like those of a human,\n  or your years like those of a man,\n 6 that you look for my iniquity\n  and search for my sin,\n 7 even though you know that \nI am not wicked\n  and that there is no one who can rescue \nfrom your power? 8 \u201cYour hands shaped me and formed me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire for in relation to God and their suffering?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's perception of God's view of humanity in terms of sin and justice?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their emotional state when addressing God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will you now turn and destroy me? 9 Please remember that you formed me \nlike clay . Will you now return me to dust? 10 Did you not pour me out like milk\n  and curdle me like cheese? 11 You clothed me with skin and flesh,\n  and wove me together with bones \nand tendons. 12 You gave me life and faithful love,\n  and your care has guarded my life. 13 \u201cYet you concealed these thoughts \nin your heart;\na9:19 LXX; MT reads me   b9:23 Or whip ; Hb obscure   c9:24 Or land   d9:24 Lit covers the faces of   e9:25 = a royal messenger   \nf10:3 Lit shine on\nJOB 9-10 446\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   446 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 455, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the process of creation in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker question about their existence in relation to being formed from clay?\",\n    \"What emotions or themes are expressed in the speaker's contemplation of their life and creation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  I know that this was your hidden plan:  a\n 14 if I sin, you would notice,  b\n  and would not acquit me of my iniquity . 15 If I am wicked, woe to me! And even if I am righteous, I cannot \nlift up my head. I am filled with shame\n  and have drunk deeply of c \nmy affliction. 16 If I am proud,  d you hunt me like a lion\n  and again display \nyour miraculous power against me. 17 You produce new witnesses  e \nagainst me\n  and multiply your anger toward me. Hardships assault me, wave after wave. f\n 18 \u201cWhy did you bring me out of \nthe womb? I should have died and never been seen. 19 I wish g I had never existed\n  but had been carried from the womb \nto the grave. 20 Are my days not few?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express regarding their affliction?\",\n    \"What does the speaker imply about their existence and desire concerning life and death?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about their perceived righteousness or wickedness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Stop it!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "h\n  Leave me alone, so that I can smile \na little\n 21 before I go to a land of darkness \nand gloom,\n  never to return. 22 It is a land of blackness \nlike the deepest darkness,\n  gloomy and chaotic,\n  where even the light is \nlike i the darkness.\u201d\nZOPHAR SPEAKS\n11 \n Then Zo phar  the Na a ma thite re plied:\n2 Should this abundance of words \ngo unanswered\n  and such a talker  j be acquitted? 3 Should your babbling put others \nto silence,\n  so that you can keep on ridiculing\n  with no one to humiliate you?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker wish to experience before going to a land of darkness?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the land of darkness?\",\n    \"What is Zophar's opinion on the abundance of words used by the other speaker?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 You have said, \u201cMy teaching is sound,\n  and I am pure in your sight.\u201d\n 5 But if only God would speak\n  and open his lips against you! 6 He would show you the secrets \nof wisdom,\n  for true wisdom has two sides. Know then that God has chosen \nto overlook some of your iniquity . 7 Can you fathom the depths of God\n  or discover the limits of the Almighty? 8 They are higher than the heavens  \u2014  \nwhat can you do? They are deeper than Sheol  \u2014  what can \nyou know? 9 Their measure is longer than the earth\n  and wider than the sea. 10 If he passes by and throws \nsomeone in prison\n  or convenes a court, who can stop him? 11 Surely he knows which people \nare worthless. If he sees iniquity , will he not take note \nof it? 12 But a stupid person \nwill gain understanding\n  as soon as a wild donkey is born \na human! 13 As for you, if you redirect your heart\n  and spread out your hands to him \nin prayer \u2014\n 14 if there is iniquity in your hand, \nremove it,\n  and don\u2019t allow injustice to dwell \nin your tents \u2014\n 15 then you will hold your head high, \nfree from fault. You will be firmly established \nand unafraid.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if a person redirects their heart and prays to God according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the depths and limits of God?\",\n    \"What is said about a stupid person's ability to gain understanding?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 For you will forget your suffering,\n  recalling it only as water \nthat has flowed by . 17 Your life will be brighter than noonday;\n  its darkness  k will be like the morning. 18 You will be confident, because \nthere is hope. You will look carefully about \nand lie down in safety . 19 You will lie down with no one to \nfrighten you,\n  and many will seek your favor. 20 But the sight of the wicked will fail.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will you forget according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How will your life be described in relation to noonday?\",\n    \"What will you experience when lying down, as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Their way of escape will be cut off,\n  and their only hope is their last breath. a10:13 Lit was with you   b10:14 Lit notice me   c10:15 Or and look at   d10:16 Lit If he lifts up   e10:17 Or You bring fresh \ntroops   f10:17 Lit Changes and a host are with me   g10:19 Lit As if   h10:20 Alt Hb tradition reads Will he not leave my few \ndays alone? i10:22 Lit chaotic, and shines as   j11:2 Lit a man of lips   k11:17 T ext emended; MT reads noonday; you are \ndark, you\n 447 JOB 10-11\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   447 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 456, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "JOB\u2019S REPLY TO ZOPHAR\n12 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 No doubt you are the people,\n  and wisdom will die with you! 3 But I also have a mind like you;\n  I am not inferior to you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Job imply about the wisdom of Zophar and his companions?\",\n    \"How does Job assert his intellectual equality with Zophar?\",\n    \"What is the tone of Job's response to Zophar?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who doesn\u2019t know the things you are \ntalking about? a\n 4 I am a laughingstock to my  b friends,\n  by calling on God, who answers me. c\n  The righteous and upright man is \na laughingstock. 5 The one who is at ease holds calamity \nin contempt\n  and thinks it is prepared for those \nwhose feet are slipping. 6 The tents of robbers are safe,\n  and those who trouble God are secure;\n  God holds them in his hands. d\n 7 But ask the animals, and they will \ninstruct you;\n  ask the birds of the sky , and they will \ntell you. 8 Or speak to the earth, and it will \ninstruct you;\n  let the fish of the sea inform you. 9 Which of all these does not know\n  that the hand of the Lord  \nhas done this? 10 The life of every living thing is \nin his hand,\n  as well as the breath of all mankind. 11 Doesn\u2019t the ear test words\n  as the palate tastes food? 12 Wisdom is found with the elderly ,\n  and understanding comes \nwith long life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the animals and birds suggest about knowledge in relation to God?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who is considered a laughingstock?\",\n    \"What does the passage imply about the connection between wisdom and age?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 Wisdom and strength belong to God;\n  counsel and understanding are his. 14 Whatever he tears down cannot \nbe rebuilt;\n  whoever he imprisons cannot \nbe released. 15 When he withholds water, everything \ndries up,\n  and when he releases it, it destroys \nthe land. 16 True wisdom and power belong to him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What belongs to God according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What happens when God withholds water?\",\n    \"What cannot be rebuilt according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The deceived and the deceiver are his. 17 He leads counselors away barefoot\n  and makes judges go mad. 18 He releases the bonds  e put on by kings\n  and fastens a belt around their waists. 19 He leads priests away barefoot\n  and overthrows established leaders. 20 He deprives trusted advisers of speech\n  and takes away the elders\u2019 \ngood judgment. 21 He pours out contempt on nobles\n  and disarms  f the strong. 22 He reveals mysteries  \nfrom the darkness\n  and brings the deepest darkness \ninto the light. 23 He makes nations great, \nthen destroys them;\n  he enlarges nations, \nthen leads them away . 24 He deprives the world\u2019s leaders \nof reason,\n  and makes them wander \nin a trackless wasteland. 25 They grope around in darkness \nwithout light;\n  he makes them stagger like a drunkard. 13 \nLook, my eyes have seen all this;\nmy ears have heard and understood it. 2 Everything you know , I also know;\n  I am not inferior to you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions does the subject take toward counselors and judges according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the impact of the subject on nations and their leaders?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between the subject and the concepts of light and darkness in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Yet I prefer to speak to the Almighty\n  and argue my case before God. 4 You use lies like plaster;\n  you are all worthless healers. 5 If only you would shut up\n  and let that be your wisdom! 6 Hear now my argument,\n  and listen to my defense. g\n 7 Would you testify unjustly \non God\u2019s behalf\n  or speak deceitfully for him? 8 Would you show partiality to him\n  or argue the case in his defense? 9 Would it go well if he examined you? Could you deceive him \nas you would deceive a man? 10 Surely he would rebuke you\n  if you secretly showed partiality . 11 Would God\u2019s majesty not terrify you?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker prefer to do instead of listening to others?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's opinion of the people they are addressing?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker pose regarding God's examination of individuals?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a12:3 Lit With whom are not such things as these? b12:4 Lit his   c12:4 Lit him   d12:6 Or secure; to those who bring their \ngod in their hands   e12:18 T ext emended; MT reads discipline   f12:21 Lit and loosens the belt of   g13:6 Lit to the claims of \nmy lips\nJOB 12-13 448\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   448 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 457, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 12 Your memorable sayings are proverbs \nof ash;\n  your defenses are made of clay . 13 Be quiet, a and I will speak.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are described as proverbs in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What material are the defenses compared to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Let whatever comes happen to me. 14 I will put b myself at risk c\n  and take my life in my own hands. 15 Even if he kills me, I will hope in him. d\n  I will still defend my ways before him. 16 Yes, this will result in my deliverance,\n  for no godless person can appear \nbefore him. 17 Pay close attention to my words;\n  let my declaration ring in your ears. 18 Now then, I have prepared my case;\n  I know that I am right. 19 Can anyone indict me?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a willingness to risk?\",\n    \"What does the speaker believe will result from their declaration?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's stance on their righteousness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "If so, I will be silent and die. 20 Only grant these two things  \nto me, God,\n  so that I will not have to hide \nfrom your presence:\n 21 remove your hand from me,\n  and do not let your terror frighten me. 22 Then call, and I will answer,\n  or I will speak, and you can respond \nto me. 23 How many iniquities and sins \nhave I committed? e\n  Reveal to me my transgression and sin. 24 Why do you hide your face\n  and consider me your enemy? 25 Will you frighten a wind-driven leaf?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What two things does the speaker ask God to grant?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request God to reveal?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about God's presence and actions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will you chase after dry straw? 26 For you record bitter accusations \nagainst me\n  and make me inherit the iniquities \nof my youth. 27 You put my feet in the stocks\n  and stand watch over all my paths,\n  setting a limit for the soles  f of my feet. 28 A person wears out \nlike something rotten,\n  like a moth-eaten garment. 14 \nAnyone born of woman\nis short of days and full of trouble. 2 He blossoms like a flower, then withers;\n  he flees like a shadow and does not last.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe a person's life in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What accusations are made against the speaker in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the lifespan and experiences of a person born of a woman?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will you bring me into judgment \nagainst you? g\n 4 Who can produce something pure \nfrom what is impure?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "No one! 5 Since a person\u2019s days are determined\n  and the number of his months depends \non you,\n  and since you have set  h limits \nhe cannot pass,\n 6 look away from him and let him rest\n  so that he can enjoy his day \nlike a hired worker. 7 There is hope for a tree:\n  If it is cut down, it will sprout again,\n  and its shoots will not die. 8 If its roots grow old in the ground\n  and its stump starts to die in the soil,\n 9 the scent of water makes it thrive\n  and produce twigs like a sapling. 10 But a person dies and fades away;\n  he breathes his last  \u2014  where is he? 11 As water disappears from a lake\n  and a river becomes parched and dry ,\n 12 so people lie down never to rise again. They will not wake up until the heavens \nare no more;\n  they will not stir from their sleep. 13 If only you would hide me in Sheol\n  and conceal me \nuntil your anger passes. If only you would appoint a time for me\n  and then remember me. 14 When a person dies, will he come back \nto life? If so, I would wait all the days \nof my struggle\n  until my relief comes. 15 You would call, and I would answer you. You would long for the work \nof your hands. 16 For then you would count my steps\n  but would not take note of my sin. 17 My rebellion would be sealed up \nin a bag,\n  and you would cover over my iniquity . 18 But as a mountain collapses \nand crumbles\na13:13 Lit quiet before me   b13:14 LXX; MT reads Why do I put   c13:14 Lit I take my flesh in my teeth   d13:15 Some Hb mss \nread I will be without hope   e13:23 Lit sins are to me   f13:27 Lit paths. You mark a line around the roots   g14:3 LXX, Syr , Vg \nread him   h14:5 Lit set his\n 449 JOB 13-14\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   449 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 458, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to a tree if it is cut down, according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the fate of people after they die as described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker wish for regarding their state after death?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  and a rock is dislodged from its place,\n 19 as water wears away stones\n  and torrents wash away the soil \nfrom the land,\n  so you destroy a man\u2019s hope. 20 You completely overpower him, and he \npasses on;\n  you change his appearance \nand send him away . 21 If his sons receive honor, he does not \nknow it;\n  if they become insignificant, \nhe is unaware of it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the way water affects stones and soil?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the impact of destruction on a man's hope?\",\n    \"What is the man's awareness regarding the honor or insignificance of his sons?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 He feels only the pain  \nof his own body\n  and mourns only for himself. SECOND SERIES OF SPEECHES\nELIPHAZ SPEAKS\n15 \n Then El i phaz  the Te man ite re plied:\n2 Does a wise man answer \nwith empty a counsel\n  or fill himself  b with the hot east wind? 3 Should he argue with useless talk\n  or with words that serve \nno good purpose?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Eliphaz question about the nature of a wise man's response?\",\n    \"What metaphor does Eliphaz use to describe empty counsel?\",\n    \"What does Eliphaz imply about arguing with useless talk?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 But you even undermine the fear \nof God\n  and hinder meditation before him. 5 Your iniquity teaches you what to say ,\n  and you choose the language \nof the crafty . 6 Your own mouth condemns you, not I;\n  your own lips testify against you. 7 Were you the first human ever born,\n  or were you brought forth \nbefore the hills? 8 Do you listen in on the council of God,\n  or have a monopoly on wisdom?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What does the excerpt imply about the individual's understanding of their own iniquity?\",\n  \"How does the speaker suggest the individual's words reflect on their character?\",\n  \"What questions are posed regarding the individual's existence in relation to God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9 What do you know that we don\u2019t?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "What do you understand that \nis not clear to us? 10 Both the gray-haired and the elderly \nare with us\u2014\n  older than your father. 11 Are God\u2019s consolations not enough \nfor you,\n  even the words that deal gently \nwith you?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is being addressed in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is implied about the age of the individuals mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is suggested about the nature of God's consolations?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 Why has your heart misled you,\n  and why do your eyes flash\n 13 as you turn your anger  c against God\n  and allow such words to leave \nyour mouth? 14 What is a mere human, that he \nshould be pure,\n  or one born of a woman, that he \nshould be righteous? 15 If God puts no trust in his holy ones\n  and the heavens are not pure \nin his sight,\n 16 how much less one who is revolting \nand corrupt,\n  who drinks injustice like water? 17 Listen to me and I will inform you. I will describe what I have seen,\n 18 what the wise have declared and \nnot concealed,   \n  that came from their ancestors,\n 19 to whom alone the land was given\n  when no foreigner passed \namong them. 20 A wicked person writhes in pain \nall his days,\n  throughout the number of \nyears reserved for the ruthless. 21 Dreadful sounds fill his ears;\n  when he is at peace, a robber \nattacks him. 22 He doesn\u2019t believe he will return \nfrom darkness;\n  he is destined for the sword. 23 He wanders about for food, asking, \n\u201cWhere is it? \u201d\n  He knows the day of darkness is \nat hand. 24 Trouble and distress terrify him,\n  overwhelming him like a king \nprepared for battle. 25 For he has stretched out his hand \nagainst God\n  and has arrogantly opposed \nthe Almighty . 26 He rushes headlong at him\n  with his thick, studded shields. 27 Though his face is covered with fat  d\n  and his waistline bulges with it,\n 28 he will dwell in ruined cities,\n  in abandoned houses destined \nto become piles of rubble. 29 He will no longer be rich; his wealth \nwill not endure. a15:2 Lit windy ; Jb 16:3   b15:2 Lit his belly   c15:13 Or spirit   d15:27 Lit with his fat\nJOB 14-15 450\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   450 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 459, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker question about the nature of humans in relation to purity and righteousness?\",\n    \"What is the fate described for a wicked person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the speaker characterize the relationship between the wicked person and God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  His possessions  a will not increase \nin the land. 30 He will not escape from the darkness;\n  flames will wither his shoots,\n  and by the breath of God\u2019s mouth, \nhe will depart. 31 Let him not put trust \nin worthless things, being led astray ,\n  for what he gets in exchange \nwill prove worthless. 32 It will be accomplished before his time,\n  and his branch will not flourish. 33 He will be like a vine that drops \nits unripe grapes\n  and like an olive tree that sheds \nits blossoms. 34 For the company of the godless \nwill have no children,\n  and fire will consume the tents of those \nwho offer bribes. 35 They conceive trouble and give birth \nto evil;\n  their womb prepares deception. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO ELIPHAZ\n16 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 I have heard many things like these.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the possessions of the person described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the fate of the company of the godless?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the outcome of the vine and the olive tree?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You are all miserable comforters.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Is there no end to your empty  b words? What provokes you that you \ncontinue testifying? 4 If you were in my place I could also talk \nlike you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "I could string words together \nagainst you\n  and shake my head at you. 5 Instead, I would encourage you \nwith my mouth,\n  and the consolation from my lips \nwould bring relief. 6 If I speak, my suffering is not relieved,\n  and if I hold back, does any of it leave \nme? 7 Surely he c has now exhausted me. You have devastated my entire family . 8 You have shriveled me up d  \u2014  \nit has become a witness;\n  my frailty rises up against me \nand testifies to my face. 9 His anger tears at me, \nand he harasses me. He gnashes his teeth at me. My enemy pierces me with his eyes. 10 They open their mouths against me\n  and strike my cheeks with contempt;\n  they join themselves together \nagainst me. 11 God hands me over to the unjust;  e\n  he throws me to the wicked. 12 I was at ease, but he shattered me;\n  he seized me by the scruff of the neck\n  and smashed me to pieces. He set me up as his target;\n 13 his archers f surround me. He pierces my kidneys without mercy\n  and pours my bile on the ground. 14 He breaks through my defenses again \nand again; g\n  he charges at me like a warrior. 15 I have sewn sackcloth over my skin;\n  I have buried my strength  h in the dust. 16 My face has grown red with weeping,\n  and darkness covers my eyes,\n 17 although my hands are free \nfrom violence\n  and my prayer is pure. 18 Earth, do not cover my blood;\n  may my cry for help find \nno resting place. 19 Even now my witness is in heaven,\n  and my advocate is in the heights! 20 My friends scoff at me\n  as I weep before God. 21 I wish that someone might argue \nfor a man with God\n  just as anyone i would for a friend. 22 For only a few years will pass\n  before I go the way of no return. 17 \nMy spirit is broken. My days are extinguished.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express about the impact of their suffering on their family?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their emotional state in relation to their suffering?\",\n    \"What plea does the speaker make regarding their blood and cry for help?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "A graveyard awaits me. 2 Surely mockers surround  j me,\n  and my eyes must gaze \nat their rebellion. 3 Accept my pledge!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker perceive is surrounding them in the graveyard?\",\n    \"What action does the speaker request at the end of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Put up security \nfor me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Who else will be my sponsor? k\n 4 You have closed their minds \nto understanding,\na15:29 T ext emended; MT reads Their gain   b16:3 Lit windy ; Jb 15:2   c16:7 Or it   d16:8 Or have seized me ; Hb obscure    \ne16:11 LXX, Vg; MT reads to a boy   f16:13 Or arrows   g16:14 Lit through me, breach on breach   h16:15 Lit horn   i16:21 Lit a \nson of man   j17:2 Lit are with   k17:3 Or Who is there that will shake hands with me? 451 JOB 15-17\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   451 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 460, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "  therefore you will not honor them. 5 If a man denounces his friends \nfor a price,\n  the eyes of his children will fail. 6 He has made me an object of scorn \nto the people;\n  I have become a man people spit at. a\n 7 My eyes have grown dim from grief,\n  and my whole body has become \nbut a shadow . 8 The upright are appalled at this,\n  and the innocent are roused \nagainst the godless. 9 Yet the righteous person will hold \nto his way ,\n  and the one whose hands are clean \nwill grow stronger. 10 But come back and try again, all of you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to a man who denounces his friends for a price?\",\n    \"How do the upright and innocent react to the situation described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the fate of the righteous person?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "b\n  I will not find a wise man among you. 11 My days have slipped by;\n  my plans have been ruined,\n  even the things dear to my heart.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the speaker express about finding a wise man among others?\", \"What has happened to the speaker's plans according to the excerpt?\", \"What feelings does the speaker convey regarding the things dear to their heart?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "12 They turned night into day\n  and made light seem near in the face \nof darkness. 13 If I await Sheol as my home,\n  spread out my bed in darkness,\n 14 and say to corruption, \u201cYou are \nmy father,\u201d\n  and to the maggot, \u201cMy mother\u201d \nor \u201cMy sister,\u201d\n 15 where then is my hope? Who can see any hope for me?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What metaphor is used to describe the relationship between light and darkness?\", \"What does the speaker refer to as their home in the excerpt?\", \"Who does the speaker address as 'my father' and 'my mother' in the text?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Will it go down to the gates of Sheol,\n  or will we descend together \nto the dust? BILDAD SPEAKS\n18 \n Then Bil dad  the Shu hite re plied:\n2 How long until you stop talking?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What question does the speaker pose about descending to Sheol or the dust?\",\n    \"Who replies to the speaker's question in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the tone of Bildad's reply based on his question about how long the speaker will continue talking?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Show some sense, and then we can talk.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Why are we regarded as cattle,\n  as stupid in your sight? 4 You who tear yourself in anger  c \u2014\n  should the earth be abandoned \non your account,\n  or a rock be removed from its place? 5 Yes, the light of the wicked \nis extinguished;\n  the flame of his fire does not glow . 6 The light in his tent grows dark,\n  and the lamp beside him is put out. 7 His powerful stride is shortened,\n  and his own schemes trip him up. 8 For his own feet lead him into a net,\n  and he strays into its mesh. 9 A trap catches him by the heel;\n  a noose seizes him. 10 A rope lies hidden for him \non the ground,\n  and a snare waits for him \nalong the path. 11 Terrors frighten him on every side\n  and harass him at every step. 12 His strength is depleted;\n  disaster lies ready for him to stumble. d\n 13 Parts of his skin are eaten away;\n  death\u2019s firstborn consumes his limbs. 14 He is ripped from the security \nof his tent\n  and marched away to the king \nof terrors. 15 Nothing he owned remains in his tent. Burning sulfur is scattered \nover his home. 16 His roots below dry up,\n  and his branches above wither away . 17 All memory of him perishes \nfrom the earth;\n  he has no name anywhere. e\n 18 He is driven from light to darkness\n  and chased from the inhabited world. 19 He has no children or descendants \namong his people,\n  no survivor where he used to live. 20 Those in the west are appalled \nat his fate,\n  while those in the east tremble \nin horror. 21 Indeed, such is the dwelling of the \nunjust man,\n  and this is the place of the one \nwho does not know God. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO BILDAD\n19 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 How long will you torment me\n  and crush me with words?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the fate of the wicked as described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does Job feel about the way he is being treated in the conversation?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the downfall of the unjust man?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 You have humiliated me ten times now ,\n  and you mistreat f me without shame. 4 Even if it is true that I have sinned,\na17:6 Lit become a spitting to the faces   b17:10 Some Hb mss, LXX, Vg; other Hb mss read them   c18:4 Lit He who tears \nhimself in his anger   d18:12 Or disaster hungers for him   e18:17 Or name in the streets   f19:3 Hb obscure\nJOB 17-19 452\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   452 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 461, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "  my mistake concerns only  a me. 5 If you really want to appear superior \nto me\n  and would use my disgrace as evidence \nagainst me,\n 6 then understand that it is God \nwho has wronged me\n  and caught me in his net. 7 I cry out: \u201cViolence!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 462, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d \nbut get no response;\n  I call for help, but there is no justice. 8 He has blocked my way so that I cannot \npass through;\n  he has veiled my paths with darkness. 9 He has stripped me of my honor\n  and removed the crown from my head. 10 He tears me down on every side so that \nI am ruined. b\n  He uproots my hope like a tree. 11 His anger burns against me,\n  and he regards me as one of \nhis enemies. 12 His troops advance together;\n  they construct a ramp  c against me\n  and camp around my tent. 13 He has removed my brothers from me;\n  my acquaintances  \nhave abandoned me. 14 My relatives stop coming by ,\n  and my close friends \nhave forgotten me. 15 My house guests  d and female servants \nregard me as a stranger;\n  I am a foreigner in their sight. 16 I call for my servant, but he \ndoes not answer,\n  even if I beg him with my own mouth. 17 My breath is offensive to my wife,\n  and my own family e finds me repulsive. 18 Even young boys scorn me. When I stand up, they mock me. 19 All of my best friends  f despise me,\n  and those I love have turned \nagainst me. 20 My skin and my flesh cling \nto my bones;\n  I have escaped with only the skin \nof my teeth. 21 Have mercy on me, my friends, \nhave mercy ,\n  for God\u2019s hand has struck me. 22 Why do you persecute me as God does?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 462, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has the speaker lost according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their relationship with their friends and family?\",\n    \"What metaphor does the speaker use to describe their escape from their troubles?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will you never get enough of my flesh? 23 I wish that my words \nwere written down,\n  that they were recorded on a scroll\n 24 or were inscribed in stone forever\n  by an iron stylus and lead! 25 But I know that my Redeemer lives,  g\n  and at the end he will stand on the dust. 26 Even after my skin \nhas been destroyed,  h\n  yet I will see God in  i my flesh. 27 I will see him myself;\n  my eyes will look at him, and not \nas a stranger. j\n  My heart longs  k within me. 28 If you say , \u201cHow will we pursue him,\n  since the root of the problem lies \nwith him? \u201d l\n 29 then be afraid of the sword,\n  because wrath brings punishment \nby the sword,\n  so that you may know there is \na judgment. ZOPHAR SPEAKS\n20 \n Then Zo phar  the Na a ma thite re plied:\n2 This is why my unsettling thoughts \ncompel me to answer,\n  because I am upset!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 462, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker wish regarding their words?\",\n    \"What does the speaker express about seeing God after their skin has been destroyed?\",\n    \"Who replied after the speaker, and what was their reason for responding?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Don\u2019t you know that ever since antiquity ,\n  from the time a human was placed \non earth,\n 5 the joy of the wicked has been brief\n  and the happiness of the godless \nhas lasted only a moment? 6 Though his arrogance reaches heaven,\n  and his head touches the clouds,\n 7 he will vanish forever like his own dung.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 462, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has been said about the joy of the wicked since antiquity?\",\n    \"How long does the happiness of the godless last according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the fate of the arrogant in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Those who know o him will ask, \n\u201cWhere is he? \u201d\na19:4 Lit mistake lives with   b19:10 Lit gone   c19:12 Lit they raise up their way   d19:15 Or The resident aliens in my \nhousehold   e19:17 Lit and the sons of my belly   f19:19 Lit of the men of my council   g19:25 Or know my living Redeemer   \nh19:26 Lit skin which they destroyed, or  skin they destroyed in this way   i19:26 Or apart from   j19:27 Or not a stranger   \nk19:27 Lit My kidneys grow faint   l19:28 Some Hb mss, LXX, Vg; other Hb mss read me   m20:2 Lit because of my feeling within \nme   n20:3 Lit and a spirit from my understanding   o20:7 Lit have seen\n 453 JOB 19-20\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   453 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 462, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 8 He will fly away like a dream and never \nbe found;\n  he will be chased away like a vision \nin the night. 9 The eye that saw him will see him \nno more,\n  and his household will no longer \nsee him. 10 His children will beg from  a the poor,\n  for his own hands must give back \nhis wealth.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to him according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What must his own hands do regarding his wealth?\",\n    \"What will his children do after he is gone?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 His frame may be full of youthful vigor,\n  but it will lie down with him in dust. 12 Though evil tastes sweet in his mouth\n  and he conceals it under his tongue,\n 13 though he cherishes it and will not \nlet it go\n  but keeps it in his mouth,\n 14 yet the food in his stomach turns\n  into cobras\u2019 venom inside him. 15 He swallows wealth but must \nvomit it up;\n  God will force it from his stomach. 16 He will suck the poison of cobras;\n  a viper\u2019s fangs  b will kill him. 17 He will not enjoy the streams,\n  the rivers flowing with honey \nand curds. 18 He must return the fruit of his labor \nwithout consuming it;\n  he doesn\u2019t enjoy the profits \nfrom his trading. 19 For he oppressed and abandoned \nthe poor;\n  he seized a house he did not build. 20 Because his appetite is never satisfied,  c\n  he does not let anything \nhe desires escape. 21 Nothing is left for him to consume;\n  therefore, his prosperity will not last. 22 At the height of his success  d \ndistress will come to him;\n  the full weight of misery  e \nwill crush him. 23 When he fills his stomach,\n  God will send his burning anger \nagainst him,\n  raining it down on him \nwhile he is eating. f\n 24 If he flees from an iron weapon,\n  an arrow from a bronze bow \nwill pierce him. 25 He pulls it out of his back,\n  the flashing tip out of his liver.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the man's wealth according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the consequences of the man's actions towards the poor?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the man's eventual fate at the height of his success?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "g\n  Terrors come over him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "26 Total darkness is reserved \nfor his treasures. A fire unfanned by human hands \nwill consume him;\n  it will feed on what is left in his tent. 27 The heavens will expose his iniquity ,\n  and the earth will rise up against him. 28 The possessions in his house \nwill be removed,\n  flowing away on the day of God\u2019s anger. 29 This is the wicked person\u2019s lot from God,\n  the inheritance God ordained for him. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO ZOPHAR\n21 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 Pay close attention to my words;\n  let this be the consolation you offer. 3 Bear with me while I speak;\n  then after I have spoken, you may \ncontinue mocking.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will consume the wicked person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest will happen to the possessions in the wicked person's house?\",\n    \"How does Job respond to Zophar in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 As for me, is my complaint \nagainst a human being? Then why shouldn\u2019t I be impatient? 5 Look at me and shudder;\n  put your hand over your mouth. 6 When I think about it, I am terrified\n  and my body trembles in horror. 7 Why do the wicked continue to live,\n  growing old and becoming powerful? 8 Their children are established \nwhile they are still alive,  h\n  and their descendants, \nbefore their eyes. 9 Their homes are secure and free of fear;\n  no rod from God strikes them. 10 Their bulls breed without fail;\n  their cows calve and do not miscarry . 11 They let their little ones run \naround like lambs;\n  their children skip about,\n 12 singing to the tambourine and lyre\n  and rejoicing at the sound of the flute.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express when reflecting on their situation?\",\n    \"What observations does the speaker make about the lives of the wicked?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the prosperity of the wicked's children?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 They spend i their days in prosperity\n  and go down to Sheol in peace. a20:10 Or children must compensate   b20:16 Lit tongue   c20:20 Lit Because he does not know ease in his stomach    \nd20:22 Lit In the fullness of his excess   e20:22 Some Hb mss, LXX, Vg; other Hb mss read the hand of everyone in misery   \nf20:23 T ext emended; MT reads him, against his flesh   g20:25 Or gallbladder   h21:8 Lit established before them with them   \ni21:13 Alt Hb tradition reads fully enjoy\nJOB 20-21 454\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   454 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 463, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 14 Yet they say to God, \u201cLeave us alone! We don\u2019t want to know your ways. 15 Who is the Almighty , that we \nshould serve him,\n  and what will we gain by pleading \nwith him? \u201d\n 16 But their prosperity is not \nof their own doing. The counsel of the wicked is far \nfrom me! 17 How often is the lamp of the wicked \nput out? Does disaster  a come on them?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the people say to God in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What question do they ask regarding the Almighty?\",\n    \"What is stated about the prosperity of the wicked?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Does he apportion destruction \nin his anger? 18 Are they like straw before the wind,\n  like chaff a storm sweeps away? 19 God reserves a person\u2019s punishment \nfor his children. Let God repay the person himself, \nso that he may know it. 20 Let his own eyes see his demise;\n  let him drink from \nthe Almighty\u2019s wrath! 21 For what does he care about his family \nonce he is dead,\n  when the number of his months \nhas run out? 22 Can anyone teach God knowledge,\n  since he judges the exalted ones? b\n 23 One person dies in excellent health,  c\n  completely secure  d and at ease. 24 His body is e well fed, f\n  and his bones are full of marrow . g\n 25 Yet another person dies \nwith a bitter soul,\n  having never tasted prosperity . 26 But they both lie in the dust,\n  and worms cover them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about God's judgment and punishment?\",\n    \"How do the fates of the two individuals described in the excerpt differ?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the fate of the wicked in relation to their families?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 I know your thoughts very well,\n  the schemes by which you would \nwrong me. 28 For you say , \u201cWhere now is \nthe nobleman\u2019s house? \u201d\n  and \u201cWhere are the tents the wicked \nlived in? \u201d\n 29 Have you never consulted \nthose who travel the roads?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What do the thoughts of the speaker reveal about the intentions of the listeners?\", \"What questions do the listeners ask regarding the nobleman's house and the tents of the wicked?\", \"Who does the speaker suggest should be consulted for information about the road?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Don\u2019t you accept their reports? h\n 30 Indeed, the evil person is spared \nfrom the day of disaster,\n  rescued from the day of wrath. 31 Who would denounce his behavior \nto his face?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Who would repay him for what \nhe has done? 32 He is carried to the grave,\n  and someone keeps watch over \nhis tomb. 33 The dirt on his grave is  i sweet to him. Everyone follows behind him,\n  and those who go before him are \nwithout number. 34 So how can you offer me \nsuch futile comfort?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is carried to the grave in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is described as sweet to the person mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the number of people who follow behind the person carried to the grave?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Your answers are deceptive. THIRD SERIES OF SPEECHES\nELIPHAZ SPEAKS\n22 \n Then El i phaz  the Te man ite re plied:\n2 Can a man be of any use to God? Can even a wise man be of use to him?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who speaks in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What question does Eliphaz ask about a man's usefulness to God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Does it delight the Almighty if you \nare righteous? Does he profit if you perfect \nyour behavior? 4 Does he correct you and take you \nto court\n  because of your piety? 5 Isn\u2019t your wickedness abundant\n  and aren\u2019t your iniquities endless? 6 For you took collateral \nfrom your brothers without cause,\n  stripping off their clothes \nand leaving them naked. 7 You gave no water to the thirsty\n  and withheld food from the famished,\n 8 while the land belonged \nto a powerful man\n  and an influential man lived on it. 9 You sent widows away  \nempty-handed,\n  and the strength of the fatherless \nwas j crushed. 10 Therefore snares surround you,\n  and sudden dread terrifies you,\n 11 or darkness, so you cannot see,\n  and a flood of water covers you. a21:17 Lit their disaster   b21:22 Probably angels   c21:23 Lit in bone of his perfection   d21:23 T ext emended; MT reads health, \nall at ease   e21:24 Or His sides are ; Hb obscure   f21:24 Lit is full of milk   g21:24 Lit and the marrow of his bones is watered   \nh21:29 Lit signs   i21:33 Lit The clods of the wadi are   j22:9 LXX, Syr , Vg, Tg read you have\n 455 JOB 21-22\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   455 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 464, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions are attributed to the subject that demonstrate a lack of righteousness?\",\n    \"What consequences are implied for the subject's wickedness and iniquities?\",\n    \"Who are the individuals mentioned as being negatively affected by the subject's actions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 12 Isn\u2019t God as high as the heavens? And look at the highest stars  \u2014  \nhow lofty they are! 13 Yet you say , \u201cWhat does God know?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the comparison made between God and the heavens?\",\n    \"What question do the speakers pose regarding God's knowledge?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Can he judge through total darkness? 14 Clouds veil him so that he cannot see,\n  as he walks on the circle of the sky .\u201d\n 15 Will you continue on the ancient path\n  that wicked men have walked? 16 They were snatched away \nbefore their time,\n  and their foundations \nwere washed away by a river.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the obscured vision of the subject in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is suggested about the fate of wicked men in the ancient path?\",\n    \"How are the foundations of the wicked described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "17 They were the ones who said to God, \n\u201cLeave us alone! \u201d\n  and \u201cWhat can the Almighty do  \nto us? \u201d a\n 18 But it was he who filled their houses \nwith good things. The counsel of the wicked is \nfar from me! 19 The righteous see this and rejoice;\n  the innocent mock them, saying,\n 20 \u201cSurely our opponents are destroyed,\n  and fire has consumed \nwhat they left behind.\u201d\n 21 Come to terms with God and be \nat peace;\n  in this way b good will come to you. 22 Receive instruction from his mouth,\n  and place his sayings in your heart.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the wicked say to God?\",\n    \"What did the righteous do in response to the fate of the wicked?\",\n    \"What instruction is given to achieve peace with God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 If you return to the Almighty , you will \nbe renewed. If you banish injustice from your tent\n 24 and consign your gold to the dust,\n  the gold of Ophir to the stones \nin the wadis,\n 25 the Almighty will be your gold\n  and your finest silver. 26 Then you will delight in the Almighty\n  and lift up your face to God. 27 You will pray to him, and he will \nhear you,\n  and you will fulfill your vows. 28 When you make a decision, it will be \ncarried out,  c\n  and light will shine on your ways. 29 When others are humiliated \nand you say , \u201cLift them up,\u201d\n  God will save the humble. d\n 30 He will even rescue the guilty one,\n  who will be rescued by the purity \nof your hands. JOB\u2019S REPLY TO ELIPHAZ\n23 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 Today also my complaint is bitter.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must one do to be renewed according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is promised to those who banish injustice from their tent?\",\n    \"How will God respond to those who pray to Him, as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n  His  f hand is heavy \ndespite my groaning.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "3 If only I knew how to find him,\n  so that I could go to his throne. 4 I would plead my case before him\n  and fill my mouth with arguments. 5 I would learn how g he would \nanswer me;\n  and understand what he would say \nto me. 6 Would he prosecute me forcefully? No, he would certainly pay attention \nto me. 7 Then an upright man could reason \nwith him,\n  and I would escape \nfrom my Judge h forever. 8 If I go east, he is not there,\n  and if I go west, I cannot perceive him. 9 When he is at work to the north, \nI cannot see him;\n  when he turns south, I cannot find him. 10 Yet he knows the way I have taken; i\n  when he has tested me, I will emerge \nas pure gold. 11 My feet have followed in his tracks;\n  I have kept to his way and not \nturned aside. 12 I have not departed \nfrom the commands from his lips;\n  I have treasured j the words \nfrom his mouth\n  more than my daily food. 13 But he is unchangeable; who can \noppose him? He does what he desires. 14 He will certainly accomplish \nwhat he has decreed for me,\n  and he has many more things like these \nin mind. k\n 15 Therefore I am terrified \nin his presence;\n  when I consider this, I am afraid \nof him. a22:17 LXX, Syr; MT reads them   b22:21 Lit peace; by them   c22:28 Lit out for you   d22:29 Lit bowed of eyes   e23:2 Syr , \nTg, Vg; MT reads rebellion   f23:2 LXX, Syr; MT reads My   g23:5 Lit the words   h23:7 Or judgment   i23:10 Lit way with me   \nj23:12 LXX, Vg read treasured in my bosom   k23:14 Lit these with him\nJOB 22-23 456\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   456 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 465, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire to do before the throne?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe his efforts to follow the commands from his lips?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker feel in the presence of the subject he refers to?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 16 God has made my heart faint;\n  the Almighty has terrified me. 17 Yet I am not destroyed a \nby the darkness,\n  by the thick darkness that covers \nmy face. 24 \nWhy does the Almighty not reserve \ntimes for judgment? Why do those who know him never see \nhis days?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express towards God in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What questions does the speaker raise about God's judgment?\",\n    \"What does the speaker imply about their experience with darkness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 The wicked displace \nboundary markers. They steal a flock and provide pasture \nfor it. 3 They drive away the donkeys owned \nby the fatherless\n  and take the widow\u2019s ox as collateral. 4 They push the needy off the road;\n  the poor of the land are forced \ninto hiding. 5 Like wild donkeys in the wilderness,\n  the poor go out to their task of foraging \nfor food;\n  the desert provides nourishment \nfor their children. 6 They gather their fodder in the field\n  and glean the vineyards of the wicked. 7 Without clothing, they spend \nthe night naked,\n  having no covering against the cold. 8 Drenched by mountain rains,\n  they huddle against  b the rocks, \nshelterless. 9 The fatherless infant is snatched \nfrom the breast;\n  the nursing child of the poor is seized \nas collateral. c\n 10 Without clothing, \nthey wander about naked.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions do the wicked take against the fatherless and the widow?\",\n    \"How do the poor obtain food in the wilderness according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What challenges do the poor face at night as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They carry sheaves but go hungry . 11 They crush olives in their presses;  d\n  they tread the winepresses, \nbut go thirsty . 12 From the city , men e groan;\n  the mortally wounded cry for help,\n  yet God pays no attention to this crime. 13 The wicked are those who rebel \nagainst the light. They do not recognize its ways\n  or stay on its paths. 14 The murderer rises at dawn\n  to kill the poor and needy ,\n  and by night he becomes a thief. 15 The adulterer\u2019s eye watches \nfor twilight,\n  thinking, \u201cNo eye will see me,\u201d\n  and he covers his face. 16 In the dark they break  f into houses;\n  by day they lock themselves in,  g\n  never experiencing the light. 17 For the morning is like darkness \nto them. Surely they are familiar \nwith the terrors of darkness! 18 They float h on the surface of the water.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the wicked do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How do the actions of the murderer and the adulterer differ in terms of time of day?\",\n    \"What is the significance of light and darkness in the behavior of the wicked?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Their section of the land is cursed,\n  so that they never go to their vineyards. 19 As dry ground and heat snatch away \nthe melted snow ,\n  so Sheol steals those who have sinned. 20 The womb forgets them;\n  worms feed on them;\n  they are remembered no more. So injustice is broken like a tree. 21 They prey on i the childless woman \nwho is unable to conceive,\n  and do not deal kindly with the widow . 22 Yet God drags away j the mighty \nby his power;\n  when he rises up, they have \nno assurance of life. 23 He gives them a sense of security , \nso they can rely on it,\n  but his eyes watch over their ways. 24 They are exalted for a moment, \nthen gone;\n  they are brought low and shrivel up \nlike everything else.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to those who have sinned according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the fate of the mighty?\",\n    \"What is said about the treatment of the childless woman and the widow?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "k\n  They wither like heads of grain.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "25 If this is not true, then who \ncan prove me a liar\n  and show that my speech is worthless? BILDAD SPEAKS\n25 \n Then Bil dad  the Shu hite re plied:\n2 Dominion and dread belong to him,\n  the one who establishes harmony \nin his heights. a23:17 Or silenced   b24:8 Lit they embrace   c24:9 T ext emended; MT reads breast; they seize collateral against the \npoor   d24:11 Lit olives between their rows   e24:12 One Hb ms, Syr read the dying   f24:16 Lit dig   g24:16 Lit they seal for \nthemselves   h24:18 Lit are insignificant   i24:21 LXX, Tg read They harm   j24:22 Or God prolongs the life of   k24:24 LXX \nreads like a mallow plant in the heat\n 457 JOB 23-25\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   457 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 466, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 3 Can his troops be numbered? Does his light not shine on everyone? 4 How can a human be justified \nbefore God? How can one born of woman be pure? 5 If even the moon does not shine\n  and the stars are not pure in his sight,\n 6 how much less a human, who is \na maggot,\n  a son of man, a who is a worm! JOB\u2019S REPLY TO BILDAD\n26 \n Then  Job an swered:\n2 How you have helped  \nthe powerless\n  and delivered the arm that is weak!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What questions does the excerpt raise about human purity before God?\",\n    \"How does Job respond to Bildad's statements about helping the powerless?\",\n    \"What metaphor does Job use to describe humanity in relation to God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 How you have counseled the unwise\n  and abundantly provided insight!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "4 With whom did you speak \nthese words?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Whose breath came out of your mouth? 5 The departed spirits tremble\n  beneath the waters and all that \ninhabit them. 6 Sheol is naked before God,\n  and Abaddon has no covering. 7 He stretches the northern skies \nover empty space;\n  he hangs the earth on nothing. 8 He wraps up the water in his clouds,\n  yet the clouds do not burst \nbeneath its weight. 9 He obscures the view of his throne,\n  spreading his cloud over it. 10 He laid out the horizon on the surface \nof the waters\n  at the boundary between light \nand darkness. 11 The pillars that hold up  \nthe sky tremble,\n  astounded at his rebuke. 12 By his power he stirred the sea,\n  and by his understanding \nhe crushed Rahab. 13 By his breath the heavens gained \ntheir beauty;\n  his hand pierced the fleeing serpent. b\n 14 These are but the fringes of his ways;\n  how faint is the word we hear of him! Who can understand \nhis mighty thunder? 27 \n Job con tin ued  his dis course, say ing:\n2 As God lives, who has deprived me \nof justice,\n  and the Almighty who has \nmade me bitter,\n 3 as long as my breath is still in me\n  and the breath from God remains \nin my nostrils,\n 4 my lips will not speak unjustly ,\n  and my tongue will not utter deceit. 5 I will never affirm that you are right.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Job say about the breath from God in relation to his own breath?\",\n    \"How does the text describe God's power over the sea?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to convey the relationship between God and the heavens?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I will maintain my integrity  c until I die. 6 I will cling to my righteousness \nand never let it go. My conscience will not accuse me \nas long as I live! 7 May my enemy be like the wicked\n  and my opponent like the unjust. 8 For what hope does \nthe godless person have when he is \ncut off,\n  when God takes away his life? 9 Will God hear his cry\n  when distress comes on him? 10 Will he delight in the Almighty?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the speaker maintain until they die?\",\n    \"What does the speaker hope for regarding their enemy?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker raise about the hope of a godless person?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Will he call on God at all times? 11 I will teach you about God\u2019s power. I will not conceal what the Almighty \nhas planned.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker intend to teach about?\",\n    \"What will not be concealed according to the speaker?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "d\n 12 All of you have seen this for yourselves,\n  why do you keep up this empty talk? 13 This is a wicked man\u2019s lot from God,\n  the inheritance the ruthless receive \nfrom the Almighty . 14 Even if his children increase, \nthey are destined for the sword;\n  his descendants will never \nhave enough food. 15 Those who survive him will be buried \nby the plague,\n  yet their widows will not weep \nfor them. 16 Though he piles up silver like dust\n  and heaps up fine clothing like clay \u2014\n 17 he may heap it up, but the righteous \nwill wear it,\n  and the innocent will divide up \nhis silver. 18 The house he built is \nlike a moth\u2019s cocoon\na25:6 Or a mere mortal   b26:13 = Leviathan   c27:5 Lit will not remove my integrity from me   d27:11 Lit what is with the \nAlmighty\nJOB 25-27 458\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   458 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 467, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is described as the fate of the children of a wicked man according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will happen to the wealth accumulated by the wicked man?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt characterize the burial of those who survive the wicked man?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  or a shelter set  up by  a  watchman. 19 He lies down wealthy , but will do so \nno\n \nmore;\n \n when he opens his\n \neyes, it\n \nis\n \ngone. 20 Terrors overtake him like a flood;\n \n a storm wind sw\neeps\n \nhim away \nat\n \nnight. 21 An east wind picks  him up, \nand\n \nhe\n \nis\n \ngone;\n \n it carries him a\nway from\n \nhis\n \nplace. 22 It blasts at him without  mercy ,\n \n while he flees despera\ntely \nfrom\n \nits\n \nforce.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 468, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to the wealthy individual when he opens his eyes?\",\n    \"How are the terrors described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What effect does the east wind have on the individual mentioned?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 It claps its  hands at him\n \n and scoffs a\nt him from\n \nits\n \nplace. A HYMN TO WISDOM\n28 \nSurely there is a  mine for silver\nand a p\nlace where\n \ngold is\n \nrefined. 2 Iron is taken from  the ground,\n \n and copper is\n \nsmelted from\n \nore.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 468, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the existence of resources like silver and gold?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what materials are mentioned as being extracted from the ground?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 A miner puts an  end to the darkness;\n  \nhe probes a the deepest recesses\n \n f\nor ore in\n \nthe\n \ngloomy\n \ndarkness. 4 He cuts a shaft far \nfrom\n \nhuman\n \nhabitation,\n \n in p\nlaces unknown to\n \nthose who\n \nwalk \nabove\n \nground. Suspended f\nar\n \naway from\n \npeople,\n \n the miners swing\n \nback and\n \nforth. 5 Food may come from  the earth,\n \n but belo\nw the surface the\n \nearth \nis\n \ntransformed as\n \nby\n \nfire. 6 Its rocks are a  source of lapis lazuli,\n \n containing flecks of\n \ngold. 7 No bird of prey knows that  path;\n \n no f\nalcon\u2019s eye has\n \nseen\n \nit. 8 Proud beasts have  never walked on it;\n \n no lion has ev\ner\n \nprowled over\n \nit. 9 The miner uses a  flint tool\n \n and turns up\n \nore from\n \nthe\n \nroot \nof\n \nthe\n \nmountains. 10 He cuts out channels in  the rocks,\n \n and his ey\nes spot every\n \ntreasure.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 468, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the miner use to turn up ore from the root of the mountains?\",\n    \"What type of gemstones are mentioned as being sourced from the earth in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the miner do far from human habitation according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 He dams up the  streams from  flowing b\n  so tha t he may  bring to  light \nwhat\n \nis\n \nhidden. 12 But where can  wisdom be found,\n \n and where is\n \nunderstanding located?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 468, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the actions of the figure mentioned in line 11?\",\n    \"What two concepts are questioned in line 12 of the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of damming up the streams as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 No one can know its  value, c\n  since it cannot be  found in  the  land \nof\n \nthe\n \nliving. 14 The ocean depths say , \u201cIt\u2019s not in me,\u201d\n \n while the sea declares\n, \u201cI\n \ndon\u2019t have\n \nit.\u201d\n 15 Gold cannot be  exchanged for it,\n \n and sil\nver cannot\n \nbe\n \nweighed\n \nout \nfor\n \nits\n \nprice. 16 Wisdom cannot be valued in the gold \nof\n \nOphir,\n \n in precious on\nyx or\n \nlapis lazuli. 17 Gold and glass do  not compare with  it,\n \n and articles of\n \nfine\n \ngold \ncannot\n \nbe\n \nexchanged for\n \nit. 18 Coral and quartz are not \nw\north\n \nmentioning. The price of\n \nwisdom is\n \nbeyond\n \npearls. 19 Topaz from Cush cannot  compare \nwith\n \nit,\n \n and it cannot be\n \nvalued in\n \npure\n \ngold. 20 Where then does wisdom come  from,\n \n and where is understanding loca\nted?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 468, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the ocean depths and the sea say about the value of wisdom?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what materials cannot be exchanged for wisdom?\",\n    \"What question does the excerpt pose regarding the origin of wisdom and understanding?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 4 I would be as I was in the days \nof my youth\n  when God\u2019s friendship rested \non my tent,\n 5 when the Almighty was still with me\n  and my children were around me,\n 6 when my feet were bathed in curds\n  and the rock poured out streams of oil \nfor me! 7 When I went out to the city gate\n  and took my seat in the town square,\n 8 the young men saw me and withdrew ,\n  while older men stood to their feet.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What feelings does the speaker express about their past in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How did the speaker perceive their status among the young and older men in the town square?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the speaker's previous prosperity?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9 City officials stopped talking\n  and covered their mouths \nwith their hands. 10 The noblemen\u2019s voices were hushed,\n  and their tongues stuck to the roof \nof their mouths. 11 When they heard me, they blessed me,\n  and when they saw me, they spoke well \nof me. a\n 12 For I rescued the poor who cried out \nfor help,\n  and the fatherless child who had \nno one to support him. 13 The dying blessed me,\n  and I made the widow\u2019s heart rejoice. 14 I clothed myself in righteousness,\n  and it enveloped me;\n  my just decisions were like a robe \nand a turban. 15 I was eyes to the blind\n  and feet to the lame. 16 I was a father to the needy ,\n  and I examined the case of the stranger. 17 I shattered the fangs of the unjust\n  and snatched the prey from his teeth. 18 So I thought, \u201cI will die in my own nest\n  and multiply my days as the sand. b\n 19 My roots will have access to water,\n  and the dew will rest on my branches \nall night. 20 My whole being will be refreshed \nwithin me,\n  and my bow will be renewed \nin my hand.\u201d\n 21 Men listened to me with expectation,\n  waiting silently for my advice. 22 After a word from me they did not \nspeak again;\n  my speech settled on them like dew .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the speaker take to help the poor and the needy?\",\n    \"How did the speaker describe their influence on the people who listened to them?\",\n    \"What metaphor does the speaker use to describe their state of being refreshed?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 They waited for me as for the rain\n  and opened their mouths as for \nspring showers. 24 If I smiled at them, they couldn\u2019t \nbelieve it;\n  they were thrilled at  c the light \nof my countenance. 25 I directed their course and presided \nas chief.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people do while waiting for the speaker?\",\n    \"How did the people react when the speaker smiled at them?\",\n    \"In what capacity did the speaker lead the people?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I lived as a king among his troops,\n  like one who comforts \nthose who mourn. 30 \nBut now they mock me,\nmen younger than I am,\n  whose fathers I would have refused \nto put\n  with my sheep dogs. 2 What use to me was the strength \nof their hands?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How does the speaker describe their former status compared to their current situation?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express towards the younger men who mock them?\",\n    \"What comparison does the speaker make regarding the younger men's fathers?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Their vigor had left them. 3 Emaciated from poverty and hunger,\n  they gnawed the dry land,\n  the desolate wasteland by night. 4 They plucked mallow  d \namong the shrubs,\n  and the roots of the broom tree were \ntheir food. 5 They were banished \nfrom human society;\n  people shouted at them \nas if they were thieves. 6 They are living on the slopes \nof the wadis,\n  among the rocks and in holes \nin the ground. 7 They bray among the shrubs;\n  they huddle beneath the thistles. 8 Foolish men, without even a name.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What conditions led to the emaciated state of the individuals described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What types of food are mentioned as sustenance for the emaciated individuals?\",\n    \"How are the individuals perceived by society according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They were forced to leave the land. 9 Now I am mocked by their songs;\n  I have become an object of scorn \nto them. 10 They despise me and keep \ntheir distance from me;\n  they do not hesitate to spit in my face. 11 Because God has loosened \nmy e bowstring and oppressed me,\na29:11 Lit When an ear heard, it called me blessed, and when an eye saw, it testified for me   b29:18 Or as the phoenix   \nc29:24 Lit they did not cast down   d30:4 Or saltwort   e30:11 Alt Hb tradition, LXX, Vg read his\nJOB 29-30 460\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   460 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 469, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has happened to the speaker that caused them to be mocked and scorned?\",\n    \"How do the people described in the excerpt react towards the speaker?\",\n    \"What does the speaker attribute their oppression to?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  they have cast off restraint \nin my presence. 12 The rabble a rise up at my right;\n  they trap  b my feet\n  and construct their siege ramp  c \nagainst me. 13 They tear up my path;\n  they contribute to my destruction,\n  without anyone to help them. 14 They advance as through \na gaping breach;\n  they keep rolling in through the ruins. 15 Terrors are turned loose against me;\n  they chase my dignity away \nlike the wind,\n  and my prosperity has passed by \nlike a cloud. 16 Now my life is poured out before me,\n  and days of suffering have seized me. 17 Night pierces my bones,\n  but my gnawing pains never rest. 18 My clothing is distorted with great force;\n  he chokes me by the neck \nof my garment. a\n 19 He throws me into the mud,\n  and I have become like dust and ashes. 20 I cry out to you for help, but you do not \nanswer me;\n  when I stand up, you merely look at me. 21 You have turned against me \nwith cruelty;\n  you harass me with your strong hand. 22 You lift me up on the wind \nand make me ride it;\n  you scatter me in the storm. 23 Yes, I know that you will lead me \nto death \u2014\n  the place appointed for all who live. 24 Yet no one would stretch out his hand\n  against a ruined person  d\n  when he cries out to him for help\n  because of his distress. 25 Have I not wept for those \nwho have fallen on hard times?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions are described that contribute to the speaker's destruction?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their current state of suffering?\",\n    \"What does the speaker express about their pleas for help?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Has my soul not grieved for the needy? 26 But when I hoped for good, evil came;\n  when I looked for light, darkness came. 27 I am churning within  e and cannot rest;\n  days of suffering confront me. 28 I walk about blackened, but not \nby the sun. f\n  I stood in the assembly and cried out \nfor help. 29 I have become a brother to jackals\n  and a companion of ostriches. 30 My skin blackens and flakes off,  g\n  and my bones burn with fever. 31 My lyre is used for mourning\n  and my flute for the sound of weeping. 31 \nI have made a covenant with my eyes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker hope for, and what actually occurs instead?\",\n    \"What feelings does the speaker express about their suffering?\",\n    \"To what creatures does the speaker compare their companionship?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "How then could I look \nat a young woman?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "h\n 2 For what portion would I have \nfrom God above,\n  or what inheritance from the Almighty \non high? 3 Doesn\u2019t disaster come to the unjust\n  and misfortune to evildoers?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker question about their portion from God?\",\n    \"What do disasters and misfortunes come to according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Does he not see my ways\n  and number all my steps? 5 If I have walked in falsehood\n  or my foot has rushed to deceit,\n 6 let God weigh me on accurate scales,\n  and he will recognize my integrity . 7 If my step has turned from the way ,\n  my heart has followed my eyes,\n  or impurity has stained my hands,\n 8 let someone else eat what I have sown,\n  and let my crops be uprooted. 9 If my heart has gone astray over a \nwoman\n  or I have lurked at my neighbor\u2019s door,\n 10 let my own wife grind grain \nfor another man,\n  and let other men sleep with  i her. 11 For that would be a disgrace;\n  it would be an iniquity \ndeserving punishment.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask God to weigh him on?\",\n    \"What consequences does the speaker suggest if he has not maintained his integrity?\",\n    \"What is described as a disgrace and deserving of punishment in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 For it is a fire that consumes down \nto Abaddon;\n  it would destroy my entire harvest. 13 If I have dismissed the case of my male \nor female servants\n  when they made a complaint against me,\n 14 what could I do when God stands up \nto judge? a30:12,18 Hb obscure   b30:12 Lit stretch out   c30:12 Lit and raise up their destructive paths   d30:24 Lit a heap of ruins   \ne30:27 Lit My bowels boil   f30:28 Or walk in sunless gloom   g30:30 Lit blackens away from me   h31:1 Or a virgin    \ni31:10 Lit men kneel down over\n 461 JOB 30-31\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   461 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 470, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What would destroy the entire harvest according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What concern does the speaker express regarding the judgment of God?\",\n    \"What specific action does the speaker mention regarding complaints from servants?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  How should I answer him \nwhen he calls me to account? 15 Did not the one who made me \nin the womb also make them?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 471, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What question is being posed about how to respond to someone calling for accountability?\",\n    \"Who is referred to as the one who made both the speaker and the others mentioned?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Did not the same God form us both \nin the womb? 16 If I have refused the wishes of the poor\n  or let the widow\u2019s eyes go blind,\n 17 if I have eaten my few crumbs alone\n  without letting the fatherless \neat any of it \u2014\n 18 for from my youth, I raised him \nas his father,\n  and since the day I was born  a I guided \nthe widow \u2014\n 19 if I have seen anyone dying for lack \nof clothing\n  or a needy person without a cloak,\n 20 if he b did not bless me\n  while warming himself with the fleece \nfrom my sheep,\n 21 if I ever cast my vote  c \nagainst a fatherless child\n  when I saw that I had support \nin the city gate,\n 22 then let my shoulder blade fall \nfrom my back,\n  and my arm be pulled from its socket. 23 For disaster from God terrifies me,\n  and because of his majesty \nI could not do these things.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 471, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions does the speaker claim to have taken regarding the poor and widows?\",\n    \"What consequences does the speaker suggest would occur if they did not uphold their responsibilities towards those in need?\",\n    \"What emotion does the speaker express in relation to God's judgment?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 If I placed my confidence in gold\n  or called fine gold my trust,\n 25 if I have rejoiced because my wealth \nis great\n  or because my own hand has acquired \nso much,\n 26 if I have gazed at the sun \nwhen it was shining\n  or at the moon moving in splendor,\n 27 so that my heart was secretly enticed\n  and I threw them a kiss,  d\n 28 this would also be an iniquity \ndeserving punishment,\n  for I would have denied God above. 29 Have I rejoiced over \nmy enemy\u2019s distress,\n  or become excited when trouble came \nhis way?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 471, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker indicate would be an iniquity deserving punishment?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express regarding wealth and trust in gold?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about their enemy's distress?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "30 I have not allowed my mouth to sin\n  by asking for his life with a curse. 31 Haven\u2019t the members \nof my household said,\n  \u201cWho is there who has not had enough \nto eat at Job\u2019s table? \u201d\n 32 No stranger had to spend the night \non the street,\n  for I opened my door to the traveler. 33 Have I covered my transgressions \nas others do e\n  by hiding my iniquity in my heart\n 34 because I greatly feared the crowds\n  and because the contempt of the clans \nterrified me,\n  so I grew silent and would not \ngo outside? 35 If only I had someone to hear my case!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 471, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Why has the speaker not allowed their mouth to sin?\",\n    \"What actions did the speaker take to ensure no stranger spent the night on the street?\",\n    \"What feelings did the speaker express regarding the crowds and clans?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Here is my signature; let the Almighty \nanswer me. Let my Opponent compose \nhis indictment. 36 I would surely carry it on my shoulder\n  and wear it like a crown. 37 I would give him an account of all \nmy steps;\n  I would approach him like a prince. 38 If my land cries out against me\n  and its furrows join in weeping,\n 39 if I have consumed its produce \nwithout payment\n  or shown contempt for its tenants,  f\n 40 then let thorns grow instead of wheat\n  and stinkweed instead of barley . The  words  of  Job  are con clud ed. ELIHU\u2019S ANGRY RESPONSE\n32 \n So  these  three  men  quit an swer ing  Job, \nbe cause  he  was righ teous  in  his  own \n eyes. 2  Then Eli hu  son  of Barachel  the Bu zite \n from  the fam i ly  of  Ram be came an gry . He  was \nan gry  at  Job be cause  he  had jus ti fied him self \nrath er  than  God. 3  He  was  also an gry  at  Job\u2019s \n three  friends be cause  they  had  failed  to re fute \n him  and  yet  had con demned  him. g\n4  Now Eli hu  had wait ed  to  speak  to  Job be-\ncause  they  were  all old er  than  he. 5  But  when \n he  saw  that  the  three  men  could  not an swer \n Job,  he be came an gry . a31:18 Lit and from my mother\u2019s womb   b31:20 Lit his loins   c31:21 Lit I raise my hand   d31:27 Lit and my hand kissed \nmy mouth   e31:33 Or as Adam   f31:39 Lit or caused the breath of its tenants to breathe out   g32:3 Alt Hb tradition reads  \ncondemned God\nJOB 31-32 462\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   462 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 471, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was Job's response to his Opponent's indictment?\",\n    \"Why was Elihu angry with Job and his three friends?\",\n    \"What did Job express concern about regarding his land and its tenants?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6  So Eli hu  son  of Barachel  the Bu zite re plied:\n  I am young in years,\n  while you are old;\n  therefore I was timid and afraid\n  to tell you what I know . 7 I thought that age should speak\n  and maturity should teach wisdom.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is Elihu's relationship to Barachel?\",\n    \"How does Elihu feel about speaking to the older individuals?\",\n    \"What reason does Elihu give for his hesitance to speak?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 But it is the spirit in a person\u2014\n  the breath from the Almighty\u2014\n  that gives anyone understanding. 9 It is not only the old who are wise\n  or the elderly who understand \nhow to judge.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is it that gives a person understanding?\",\n    \"Who does the excerpt suggest may possess wisdom and understanding?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the relationship between age and wisdom?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10 Therefore I say , \u201cListen to me. I too will declare what I know .\u201d\n 11 Look, I waited for your conclusions;\n  I listened to your insights\n  as you sought for words. 12 I paid close attention to you. Yet no one proved Job wrong;\n  not one of you refuted his arguments. 13 So do not claim, \n\u201cWe have found wisdom;\n  let God deal with him, not man.\u201d\n 14 But Job has not directed his argument \nto me,\n  and I will not respond to him \nwith your arguments. 15 Job\u2019s friends are dismayed and can \nno longer answer;\n  words have left them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the speaker declare they would do in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was the response of Job's friends to his arguments?\",\n    \"What did the speaker note about the conclusions drawn by others regarding Job's arguments?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Should I continue to wait now that \nthey are silent,\n  now that they stand there \nand no longer answer? 17 I too will answer;  a\n  yes, I will tell what I know .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the speaker's intention now that others are silent?\", \"What does the speaker plan to do in response to the silence of others?\", \"How does the speaker feel about the lack of answers from others?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "18 For I am full of words,\n  and my spirit b compels me to speak. 19 My heart c is like unvented wine;\n  it is about to burst  \nlike new wineskins. 20 I must speak so that I can find relief;\n  I must open my lips and respond. 21 I will be partial to no one,\n  and I will not give anyone \nan undeserved title. 22 For I do not know how to give \nsuch titles;\n  otherwise, my Maker would remove me \nin an instant. ELIHU CONFRONTS JOB\n33 \nBut now , Job, pay attention \nto my speech,\n  and listen to all my words. 2 I am going to open my mouth;\n  my tongue will form words on my palate. 3 My words come from my upright heart,\n  and my lips speak with sincerity \nwhat they know . 4 The Spirit of God has made me,\n  and the breath of the Almighty \ngives me life. 5 Refute me if you can.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What compels the speaker to express their thoughts?\",\n    \"What does the speaker compare their heart to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker claim about the source of their words?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Prepare your case against me; \ntake your stand. 6 I am just like you before God;\n  I was also pinched off \nfrom a piece of clay . 7 Fear of me should not terrify you;\n  no pressure from me should weigh you \ndown. 8 Surely you have spoken in my hearing,\n  and I have heard these very  d words:\n 9 \u201cI am pure, without transgression;\n  I am clean and have no iniquity . 10 But he finds reasons to oppose me;\n  he regards me as his enemy . 11 He puts my feet in the stocks;\n  he stands watch over all my paths.\u201d\n 12 But I tell you that you are wrong \nin this matter,\n  since God is greater than man. 13 Why do you take him to court\n  for not answering anything \na person asks? e\n 14 For God speaks time and again,\n  but a person may not notice it. 15 In a dream, a vision in the night,\n  when deep sleep comes over people\n  as they slumber on their beds,\n 16 he uncovers their ears\n  and terrifies them  f with warnings,\n 17 in order to turn a person \nfrom his actions\n  and suppress the pride of a person. 18 God spares his soul from the Pit,\n  his life from crossing the river \nof death. g\n 19 A person may be disciplined on his bed \nwith pain\na32:17 Lit answer my part   b32:18 Lit and the spirit of my belly   c32:19 Lit belly   d33:8 Lit heard a sound of   e33:13 Lit \ncourt, for he does not answer all his words   f33:16 LXX; MT reads and seals   g33:18 Or from perishing by the sword\n 463 JOB 32-33\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   463 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 472, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim about their nature in relation to God?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how does God communicate with people?\",\n    \"What does the speaker suggest about a person's perception of God's warnings?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  and constant distress in his bones,\n 20 so that he detests bread,\n  and his soul despises his favorite food. 21 His flesh wastes away to nothing,  a\n  and his unseen bones stick out. 22 He draws near to the Pit,\n  and his life to the executioners. 23 If there is an angel on his side,\n  one mediator out of a thousand,\n  to tell a person what is right for him  b\n 24 and to be gracious to him and say ,\n  \u201cSpare him from going down to the Pit;\n  I have found a ransom,\u201d\n 25 then his flesh will be healthier  c than \nin his youth,\n  and he will return to the days \nof his youthful vigor. 26 He will pray to God, and God \nwill delight in him. That person will see his face \nwith a shout of joy ,\n  and God will restore his righteousness \nto him. 27 He will look at men and say ,\n  \u201cI have sinned and perverted \nwhat was right;\n  yet I did not get what I deserved. d\n 28 He redeemed my soul from going down \nto the Pit,\n  and I will continue to see the light.\u201d\n 29 God certainly does all these things\n  two or three times to a person\n 30 in order to turn him back from the Pit,\n  so he may shine with the light of life. 31 Pay attention, Job, and listen to me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What physical condition is described in the excerpt as leading to a person's distress and detestation of food?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what role does an angel play in a person's potential recovery from their suffering?\",\n    \"What does the person acknowledge about their actions and the consequences they faced after being restored by God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Be quiet, and I will speak. 32 But if you have something to say , e \nanswer me;\n  speak, for I would like to justify you. 33 If not, then listen to me;\n  be quiet, and I will teach you wisdom. 34 \n Then Eli hu con tin ued, f say ing:\n2 Hear my words, you wise ones,\n  and listen to me, \nyou knowledgeable ones. 3 Doesn\u2019t the ear test words\n  as the palate tastes food?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Elihu request from the wise ones in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does Elihu compare the process of hearing words to tasting food?\",\n    \"What is Elihu's intention when he asks the others to listen to him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Let us judge for ourselves what is right;\n  let us decide together what is good. 5 For Job has declared, \u201cI am righteous,\n  yet God has deprived me of justice. 6 Would I lie about my case? My wound  g is incurable,\n  though I am without transgression.\u201d\n 7 What man is like Job? He drinks derision like water.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has Job declared about his righteousness?\",\n    \"How does Job describe his wound?\",\n    \"What does Job compare his experience of derision to?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 He keeps company with evildoers\n  and walks with wicked men. 9 For he has said, \u201c A man gains nothing\n  when he becomes God\u2019s friend.\u201d\n 10 Therefore listen to me, you men \nof understanding. It is impossible for God to do wrong,\n  and for the Almighty to act unjustly . 11 For he repays a person according to \nhis deeds,\n  and he gives him what his conduct \ndeserves. h \n 12 Indeed, it is true that God does not \nact wickedly\n  and the Almighty does not \npervert justice. 13 Who gave him authority over the earth?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the nature of God's actions?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how does God respond to a person's deeds?\",\n    \"What claim does the excerpt make regarding the authority over the earth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who put him in charge of \nthe entire world? 14 If he put his mind to it\n  and withdrew the spirit and breath \nhe gave,\n 15 every living thing \nwould perish together\n  and mankind would return to the dust. 16 If you have understanding, hear this;\n  listen to what I have to say . 17 Could one who hates justice \ngovern the world? Will you condemn the mighty \nRighteous One,\n 18 who says to a king, \u201cWorthless man! \u201d\n  and to nobles, \u201cWicked men!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What would happen if the one in charge withdrew the spirit and breath he gave?\",\n    \"Does the excerpt suggest that a person who hates justice can govern the world?\",\n    \"What does the mighty Righteous One say to a king according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d? 19 God is not partial to princes\n  and does not favor the rich \nover the poor,\n  for they are all the work of his hands. 20 They die suddenly in the middle \nof the night;\n  people shudder, then pass away . Even the mighty are removed \nwithout effort. 21 For his eyes watch over a man\u2019s ways,\n  and he observes all his steps. a33:21 Lit away from sight   b33:23 Or to vouch for a person\u2019s uprightness   c33:25 Hb obscure   d33:27 Lit and the same \nwas not to me   e33:32 Lit If there are words   f34:1 Lit answered   g34:6 Lit arrow   h34:11 Lit and like a path of a man, he \ncauses him to find\nJOB 33-34 464\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   464 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 473, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about God's impartiality towards social status?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how does God observe a man's ways?\",\n    \"What happens to both the rich and the poor according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 22 There is no darkness, no deep darkness,\n  where evildoers can hide. 23 God does not need to examine \na person further,\n  that one should a approach him in court. 24 He shatters the mighty \nwithout an investigation\n  and sets others in their place. 25 Therefore, he recognizes their deeds\n  and overthrows them by night, \nand they are crushed. 26 In full view of the public,  b\n  he strikes them for their wickedness,\n 27 because they turned aside \nfrom following him\n  and did not understand any of his ways\n 28 but caused the poor to cry out to him,\n  and he heard the outcry of the needy . 29 But when God is silent, who can declare \nhim guilty?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 474, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about God's ability to judge evildoers?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe God's response to the cries of the poor?\",\n    \"What happens to those who turn aside from following God according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When he hides his face, who can \nsee him? Yet he watches over both individuals \nand nations,\n 30 so that godless men should not rule\n  or ensnare the people. 31 Suppose someone says to God,\n  \u201cI have endured my punishment;\n  I will no longer act wickedly . 32 Teach me what I cannot see;\n  if I have done wrong, I won\u2019t \ndo it again.\u201d\n 33 Should God repay you on your terms\n  when you have rejected his? You must choose, not I!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 474, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about God's oversight of individuals and nations?\",\n    \"What condition does the speaker propose for not acting wickedly again?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker raise regarding God's response to human terms?\"\n]"}


