Talmud sobre Job 20:26

When R. Ḥanina b. Teradion was arrested⁴²So GRA and H; V has ‘entered’. on the charge of heresy,⁴³His heresy consisted in occupying himself with the Torah when it was forbidden by the Romans. Cf. ‘A.Z. 17b (Sonc. ed., p. 90), Sifrë, §307. [the Romans] sentenced him to be burnt, his wife to be executed and his daughter to be consigned to a brothel. He asked, ‘What have they decreed against that poor woman?’ They replied, ‘She is to be executed’. Thereupon he recited of her the verse, The Lord is righteous in all his ways.⁴⁴Ps. 145, 17. She asked, ‘What have they decreed against the Rabbi?’ They replied, ‘He is to be burnt’. Thereupon she recited of him the verse, Great in counsel, and mighty in work.⁴⁵Jer. 32, 19.
When they burnt him, they wrapped him in a scroll of the Torah and burnt him. His daughter wept, wailed and threw herself before him. Whereupon he exclaimed, ‘My daughter, if for me you weep, if for me you throw yourself down, it were better that a fire which [a man] has fanned should consume me and not one which [a man] has not fanned;⁴⁶i.e. the fires of Gehinnom. as it is stated, A fire not blown by man shall consume him.⁴⁷Job 20, 26. If, however, you threw yourself down because of the scroll of the Torah, behold, the letters are flying upwards and only parchment is being consumed. For even great servants of the king are punished by inferior servants, [as it is stated,] Therefore have I hewed them by the prophets, I have slain them by the words of My mouth’.⁴⁸Hos. 6, 5. The prophets, the servants of God, endeavoured to hew Israel into shape but the people ill-treated them.