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The first section consists of colloquies: the three friends in turn express their views, while to each speech Job makes a rejoinder.

第一部分包括colloquies ：三个朋友又表达自己的意见，同时对每个职位进行演讲答辩。

To attain his object, he selected principally those discourses and colloquies of Jesus in which the self-revelation of the Redeemer laid clearest emphasis on the Divine Majesty of His Being.

为了实现他的目标，他选择的主要是论述和colloquies中的耶稣的自我启示救世主奠定明确强调了神的他被国王陛下。

The number of preludes and colloquies may vary, and the time spent in reasoning may be greater or less according to our familiarity with the subject.

前奏曲的数量和colloquies可能会有所不同，而且花费的时间可能会在更大的推理或更少根据我们熟悉的主题。

But we must remember that all the discourses and colloquies had to be translated from Aramaic into Greek, and in this process received from the author their distinctive unity of style.

但是我们必须记住，所有的话语和colloquies已被翻译成希腊文的阿拉姆语，并在这个过程中收到了作者自己的独特风格的统一。

But we must remember that all the discourses and colloquies had to be translated from Aramaic into Greek, and in this process received from the author their distinctive unity of style.

但我们必须记住，所有的话语和colloquies已被翻译从阿拉姆语成希腊，并在这个过程中收到来自作者其独特的统一风格。

The number of preludes and colloquies may vary, and the time spent in reasoning may be greater or less according to our familiarity with the subject.

人数前奏曲和colloquies可能会有所不同，所花的时间推理可能更大或更少，根据我们熟悉的主题。

These petitions, as well as all the various emotions that arise from our reflections, find expression in terms of prayer to God which are called colloquies, or conversations with Him.

这些请愿书，以及所有各种情绪中出现的从我们的思考，找到表达的条款，向上帝祈祷，这是所谓的colloquies ，或与他交谈。

Without it the colloquies would be unintelligible, nor would the reader know the end whether to believe the assertion of Job as to his innocence or not.

没有他们的colloquies将不知所云，也不知道读者是否相信年底主张的工作，以自己的清白与否。

These petitions, as well as all the various emotions that arise from our reflections, find expression in terms of prayer to God which are called colloquies, or conversations with Him.

这些请愿书，以及所有的各种情绪，产生於我们的思考，体现在向天主祈祷被称为colloquies ，或会话他。

In his Colloquies and Praise of Folly (1509), Erasmus satirized the corruptions of his contemporaries, especially the clergy, in comparison with the teachings of the Bible, early Christianity, and the best of pagan thinkers.

Colloquies在他和赞美的愚蠢（ 1509年），伊拉斯谟的腐败讽刺他的同时代人，尤其是神职人员，相对於教导圣经，早期基督教，并最好的异教思想家。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。