14:7-9, 13-15

• Job used a tree—perhaps an olive tree—to illustrate his confidence in God’s ability to resurrect him

• An olive tree’s expansive root system enables it to rejuvenate itself even when the trunk has been destroyed. As long as the roots remain alive, the tree will sprout again

• When rainfall breaks a severe drought, a dry olive stump can spring back to life with shoots rising from its roots, producing “branches like a new plant”

14:7-9, 13-15

• E Job keghi loo erhan ya gie ilẹkẹtin ne irẹn mwẹ yan Osanobua wẹẹ ọ gha sẹtin huẹn irẹn kpaegbe—egbọre erhan ohọ ẹre ọ ya ru igiemwi na

• Inian nọ taẹn ne erhan ohọ mwẹ, ẹre ọ zẹ ighẹ ọ sẹtin ye họọn rre vbe a gha fiaẹn gbe otọ. Adeghẹ inian rẹn ma wu, ọ gha ye sẹtin zọọ

• Deghẹ amẹ na rrọọ vbe iyeke oyunmwu nọ taẹn vbe otọ, ebe ghi werriegbe wa suẹn  gha họọn ladian vbe inian ọghe utukpunmwu erhan ohọ nọ kaka nẹ, ọ gha zẹlẹ abọ vbene a ghee “ovbi erhan”