They're forgetting Job 1:4, where the whole family gets together and has a pleasant time. It's just the rulers birthdays you have to watch out for.
Except that the Hebrew words for "day" and "birthday" are not the same. The word "day" at Job 1:4 denotes a interval of time from sunrise to sunset.
A banquet was held at each day at a different son's house. This was done yearly, but has no relation to their birthdays.
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They're forgetting Job 1:4, where the whole family gets together and has a pleasant time. It's just the rulers birthdays you have to watch out for.
Except that the Hebrew words for "day" and "birthday" are not the same. The word "day" at Job 1:4 denotes a interval of time from sunrise to sunset. A banquet was held at each day at a different son's house. This was done yearly, but has no relation to their birthdays.
What if someone trips on it?