Bob Felts wrote:



> In the finall analysis, it doesn't matter, since I have another
avenue
> which is more deadly to your position.  It has to do with the
question
> which you didn't answer:  did Job die?

Strange question indeed.  In the story about Job, he is said to have
died.  (And one would not say that he died prematurely.) ;-)

Job:42:16-17    And after this Job lived a hundred and forty years, and
saw his sons, and his sons' sons, four generations.  And Job died, an
old man, and full of days.

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