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Job's life was blessed and peaceful, and he thanked God every day for all his blessings. But one day, something terrible happened. Satan, God's adversary, began to doubt the sincerity of Job's faith. He argued that Job only loved God because he had a comfortable and prosperous life.
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God allowed Satan to test Job, but with one condition: he could not harm him physically. Satan began to take away his wealth and possessions one by one. His flocks were stolen, his lands devastated, and his sons and daughters died in a tragic accident. Despite all these losses, Job did not lose his faith in God and did not complain.
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Then, Satan insisted on an even greater test. He asked God for permission to afflict Job with painful illnesses. Job became seriously ill and suffered a great deal of pain, but still, he did not give up his faith in God.
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Job had three friends who came to comfort him, but instead of consoling him, they began to question his righteousness. They thought that Job must have done something wrong to deserve so much suffering. Job felt very lonely and distressed because of his friends and his situation, but he never gave up his faith in God.
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Finally, after many trials and struggles, God restored Job's health and prosperity. He gave him twice as much as he had lost, and Job lived a long and happy life. He learned to trust God even more and to understand that patience and faith in the midst of trials are valuable virtues.
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