Legalism itself comes in two forms. On the one hand are those legalists who insist on obedience to the law, especially their law, as a condition for acceptance with God. To be saved one must submit to rules and regulations, sometimes biblical ones, sometimes not. But at the heart of this variety of legalism is the idea that works are a condition for justification… The other kind of legalist may well affirm salvation by grace through faith, but demands that others submit to his image of what constitutes true spirituality. Invariably he or she sets extra-biblical guidelines, identifies morally proscribed activities, and then severely judges those who fail to measure up.
Sam Storms

Bible – Greek OT (Septuagint/LXX) Job Chapter 25:1-6.

Index: Greek OT (Septuagint/LXX)

 

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25:1 υπολαβων δε βαλδαδ ο σαυχιτης λεγει

25:2 τι γαρ προοιμιον η φοβος παρ’ αυτου ο ποιων την συμπασαν εν υψιστω

25:3 μη γαρ τις υπολαβοι οτι εστιν παρελκυσις πειραταις επι τινας δε ουκ επελευσεται ενεδρα παρ’ αυτου

25:4 πως γαρ εσται δικαιος βροτος εναντι κυριου η τις αν αποκαθαρισαι εαυτον γεννητος γυναικος

25:5 ει σεληνη συντασσει και ουκ επιφαυσκει αστρα δε ου καθαρα εναντιον αυτου

25:6 εα δε ανθρωπος σαπρια και υιος ανθρωπου σκωληξ