Not only did Job win but he was paid 10 to 1 for his part.. honor the odds.makers no...?
And the LORD turned the captivity of Job, when he prayed for his friends: also the LORD gave Job twice as much as he had before.The Book of Job 42:10In the opening chapter it says Job was the wealthiest man in the east before losing everything. So to Double that...wow
It's actually a universal story, same story for Hebrews Christians and Muslims alike....
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Not only did Job win but he was paid 10 to 1 for his part.. honor the odds.makers no...?
And the LORD turned the captivity of Job, when he prayed for his friends: also the LORD gave Job twice as much as he had before.The Book of Job 42:10In the opening chapter it says Job was the wealthiest man in the east before losing everything. So to Double that...wow
It's actually a universal story, same story for Hebrews Christians and Muslims alike....
In levicutus Aarons the high priest casted lots ( a form of gambling throughout the scriptures.) On two goats one became the lords one the scape goat. When jess laid upon the cross the soldiers casted lots for his clothes which to my understanding filled the law in psalms and Jesus forgave them saying forgive them for they know not what they do....
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In levicutus Aarons the high priest casted lots ( a form of gambling throughout the scriptures.) On two goats one became the lords one the scape goat. When jess laid upon the cross the soldiers casted lots for his clothes which to my understanding filled the law in psalms and Jesus forgave them saying forgive them for they know not what they do....
When Jonas went to sea instead of going to ninevah, now mosul, the crew cast lots to find who among them caused such an evil to come to them. The lot fell on Jonas who was thrown overboard and swallowed by a whale. In such primitive times rolling the dice was regarded by biblical men as a true way to discern an answer. The random nature of the dice decided many questions in that time. Gambling was used in gladiator matches, chariot races , Olympic competitions in greece, the Bible not directly expressing for or against gambling speaks.volumes.
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When Jonas went to sea instead of going to ninevah, now mosul, the crew cast lots to find who among them caused such an evil to come to them. The lot fell on Jonas who was thrown overboard and swallowed by a whale. In such primitive times rolling the dice was regarded by biblical men as a true way to discern an answer. The random nature of the dice decided many questions in that time. Gambling was used in gladiator matches, chariot races , Olympic competitions in greece, the Bible not directly expressing for or against gambling speaks.volumes.
Answer: The practice of casting lots is mentioned 70 times in the Old Testament and seven times in the New Testament. In spite of the many references to casting lots in the Old Testament, nothing is known about the actual lots themselves. They could have been sticks of various lengths, flat stones like coins, or some kind of dice; but their exact nature is unknown. The closest modern practice to casting lots is likely flipping a coin.
The practice of casting lots occurs most often in connection with the division of the land under Joshua (Joshua chapters 14-21), a procedure that God instructed the Israelites on several times in the book of Numbers (Numbers 26:55; 33:54; 34:13; 36:2). God allowed the Israelites to cast lots in order to determine His will for a given situation (Joshua 18:6-10; 1 Chronicles 24:5,31). Various offices and functions in the temple were also determined by lot (1 Chronicles 24:5, 31; 25:8-9; 26:13-14). The sailors on Jonah's ship (Jonah 1:7) also cast lots to determine who had brought God's wrath upon their ship. The eleven apostles cast lots to determine who would replace Judas (Acts 1:26). Casting lots eventually became a game people played and made wagers on. This is seen in the Roman soldiers casting lots for Jesus’ garments (Matthew 27:35)
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Answer: The practice of casting lots is mentioned 70 times in the Old Testament and seven times in the New Testament. In spite of the many references to casting lots in the Old Testament, nothing is known about the actual lots themselves. They could have been sticks of various lengths, flat stones like coins, or some kind of dice; but their exact nature is unknown. The closest modern practice to casting lots is likely flipping a coin.
The practice of casting lots occurs most often in connection with the division of the land under Joshua (Joshua chapters 14-21), a procedure that God instructed the Israelites on several times in the book of Numbers (Numbers 26:55; 33:54; 34:13; 36:2). God allowed the Israelites to cast lots in order to determine His will for a given situation (Joshua 18:6-10; 1 Chronicles 24:5,31). Various offices and functions in the temple were also determined by lot (1 Chronicles 24:5, 31; 25:8-9; 26:13-14). The sailors on Jonah's ship (Jonah 1:7) also cast lots to determine who had brought God's wrath upon their ship. The eleven apostles cast lots to determine who would replace Judas (Acts 1:26). Casting lots eventually became a game people played and made wagers on. This is seen in the Roman soldiers casting lots for Jesus’ garments (Matthew 27:35)
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