Job 31:31-32

31 If the men [math] of my tabernacle ['ohel] said ['amar] not, Oh that we had [nathan] of his flesh [basar]! we cannot be satisfied [saba`].

32 The stranger [ger] did not lodge [luwn] in the street [chuwts]: but I opened [pathach] my doors [deleth] to the traveller ['orach]. KJV-Interlinear

31 'Have the men of my tent not said, 'Who can find one who has not been satisfied with his meat'? 32 'The alien has not lodged outside, For I have opened my doors to the traveler. NASB

Job extended his hospitality to visitors and travelers who passed by his business operations. Remember that Job was in the freight business, farming business, herd business, and probably many other things.

His assets, positions, and resources were so extensive that he was bound to meet many folks who traveled or otherwise had business, legal, or social relationships with him.

He turned away no one.

His hospitality was so extensive, that no one could leave his home or business and say that they went away hungry.

Job treated all as thought they were family. He treated all just as he would treat his own family. He played favorites with no one, and was polite and generous with everyone.

God had blessed him generously with much, and so, he in turn was generous with everyone.

Job understood that it is God who provides, and what you use, share, or give away responsibly, God will certainly replace. Your charity or generosity becomes a reward to your character, and much more.

Job also understood that whatsoever you keep through greed or through the lack of generosity, or through selfishness, or through indifference or excuse, then God will eventually remove from you and no replacement will follow. There is no reward for failure to imitate Gods graciousness.

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