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Job loses everything in his story, to tempt him to go astray. Faust gains everything he desires. What universal truth do the authors of both stories reveal?

Being able to endure the loss of possessions reveals strength.

Gaining material possessions is better than losing them.

Health is more important than material possessions.

Material possessions affect humanity's happiness.

Seeking material wealth directly impacts one's physical health.​
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The universal truth the authors of both stories reveal is that:

  • Being able to endure the loss of possessions reveals strength.

  • According to the given narration, a man named job loses everything which is done to tempt him to go astray while Faust gains everything that his heart desires.

  • I can infer that you are referring to the story of Job in the Holy Bible who lost everything he had suddenly, from material possessions, to all his children. This was allowed by God to show Job's faithfulness.

  • The story of Faust is quite similar as the devil also made a bet with God to lure Faust away from righteous and good things if he gave him all that he desired.

  • These tests were done to test the strengths and faithfulness of both men. As a result of this, the universal truth both stories reveal is ability to endure loss of possessions to show strength.

  • Therefore, the most likely answer is option A.

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