human
He took his honours, took his wealth, He took his children, took his health, His camels, horses, asses, cows, And the sly devil did not take his spouse.
gpt
but his friends came as philosophers, the wise ones, to converse with him; and yet, when they spoke to him, they had nothing but suspicions and doubts to utter as to his sincerity, motives, and purity; told him not to plead innocence in his circumstances, but confess all with candour, and show that he had been a profound hypocrite, and that God had visited him with His sore judgments as a punishment for his sins; for _they_ knew that all these things could not have come upon him if there had not been some
human
in reply to the unjustifiable suspicions of his
gpt
God stands on his side, and defends him in his rectitude and integrity. He rebukes with severity Bildad the Shuhite and his two companions, because of their uncharitable suspicions uttered against His servant. He was
human
that they had not spoken truthfully
gpt
human
as one says,
gpt
Suspicion overturns what confidence builds; And he that dares but doubt when there's no ground, Is neither to himself nor others sound.
human
The more virtuous any man is in himself, says Cicero,
gpt
I begin shrewdly to suspect the young man of a terrible taint--poetry; with which idle disease, if he be infected, there is no hope of him in a state course.
human
Hear what my favourite poet says upon the subject.