Let his flesh become fresher than in youth.’”​—Job 33:21-25.

“Jehovah himself turned back the captive condition of Job . . . As for Jehovah, he blessed the end of Job afterward more than his beginning . . . And Job continued living after this a hundred and forty years and came to see his sons and his grandsons​—four generations.” Granted, that ransom did not free Job from sin, so in time he died. Yet, the prolonging of his life proves that, effectively, ‘his flesh became fresher than in youth, and he returned to the days of his youthful vigor.’​—Job 33:25; 42:6, 10-17.