Comentário sobre Jó 42:14

And he named the first Jemimah They were named according to their beauty.

The Talmud (TB Berachot 17a) relates that whenever Rabbi Yochanan finished reading the Book of Job he would say: "The end of man is death and the beast’s end is slaughter; all are candidates for death. Happy is he who grew in Torah and labored in Torah; who gratifies his Maker’s spirit; who grows in repute and departs the world with a good name. Of such a one did Solomon say: ‘A good name is better than the finest oil; and the day of death than the day of birth’ (Ecclesiastes 7:1).

Jemimah Bright and white as the sun (יום).

Keziah She had a fragrant and perfumed scent like the spice, cassia.

Keren-happuch Because of the horn in which they put stibium and lixivium, as it is stated (Jer. 4: 30): “that you enlarge your eye with paint (בפוך).”