Bibbia Ebraica
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Kabbalah su Giobbe 7:24

Zohar

Woe to those who slumber as sleep covers their eyes sockets. They do not know and are unable to observe how and in what condition they shall awaken on the Day of Judgment when they shall be visited upon to settle the account when the body is defiled and the soul floats on the afternoon air, going up and down, but the gates do not open for it. They are thrown around like the pebbles in the hollow of a sling. Woe to them. Who shall ask about them when they shall not arise to this place of pleasure? In the place where the righteous have pleasure, they shall be missing. They shall be passed on to (the angel) Dumah, go down (to Gehenom) and not rise. They are described by the words, "As the cloud is consumed and vanishes away, so he who goes down to Sheol shall come up no more" (Iyov 7:9).
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Hear me, my brothers, and give ear to me, my people (I Chron. 28:2). Understand, you fools (Prov. 8:5); listen, you rulers. Be careful what you say, and may God be with you (Gen. 48:21). If [you see] scholars in a vision like rams butting and vanquishing each other,5Cf. Dan. 8. it is not for you or us to say, “Remember and observe.6Cf. Rashi on Exod. 20:8, regarding the difference in the text of the Ten Commandments in Exodus and Deuteronomy. this tradition is proper, and that tradition is improper.” Solutions are for God (Gen. 40:8). Those who are basing [their belief] upon the explanation of a thing (Eccles. 8:1), not to fan and not to cleanse (Jer. 4:11). Is there not a time of service for man upon the earth? (Job 7:1), while the testimony of God is faithful (Ps. 19:8), as is known to an ear which hears. You who dwell in the gardens, friends listen (Song 8:13), you will lie down in the midst of the wise (Prov. 15:31).
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The wealthy one in tefilah - this is the Shechinah, about whom it is said "A prayer of David. Hear, O LORD, what is just [heed my cry, give ear to my prayer, uttered without guile]" (Ps. 17:1). And David, through the Holy Spirit, said this about the end of the days of Exile, about Israel: "You probed my mind, You visited at night" (Psalms 17:3). And night is always Exile. And everything that Yiov said is a parable about Israel, he said "as a cloud fades away" (Job 7:9). And the Satan came to prosecute against him, and the Holy Blessed One said "Job does not speak with knowledge" (Job 34:35). And even regarding Yaakov, who saw through the Holy Spirit the oppression of the Exile,
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