Job 31:32 meaning and explanation
but no stranger had to lodge on the street, for my door has been open to the traveler—
Job 31:32, Berean Standard Bible
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Job is finishing a long oath of innocence, listing the sins he has avoided and calling down curses on himself if he is lying. In verse 32 he names hospitality as one of the marks of his life: no traveler had to sleep in the open square, because Job's door stood open to the stranger.
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