Me parece que es un error de escritura. No encontré un significado de "put" que pudiera usarse en ese contexto pero sí hallé en Internet varios casos como el siguiente (http://www.biblical-theology.com/moralgov/burge006.htm):

"If it should be thought that Christ's obedience must have constituted some part of the atonement, because it made him a more excellent being; it may he answered, his wisdom made him a more excellent being; so did his power; but neither constituted any put of atonement."

Puedes ver que "put" reemplaza a un sustantivo, aparentemente "part". Asimismo, si consultas las citas correspondientes (Job 29: 24 y 25), verás que Job mantiene su estatura (http://chickendancer.com/BibleDatabase/kjv/job_29.html):

Job 29:24 "If I laughed on them, they believed it not; and the light of my countenance they cast not down."
Job 29:25 "I chose out their way, and sat chief, and dwelt as a king in the army, as one that comforteth the mourners."

Daniel