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1:1	There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job;, and that man was perfectblameless, and upright, andfearing one that feared God, and turnedturning away from evil.
1:2	And there were born unto him seven sons and three daughters were born to him.
1:3	His substancepossessions also waswere seven7,000 thousand sheep, and3,000 three thousand camels, and500 five hundred yoke of oxen, and500 fivefemale hundred she assesdonkeys, and a very greatmany householdservants; soand that this man was the greatest of all the childrenmen of the east.
1:4	And his sons wentused to go and heldhold a feast in the house of each one uponon his day;, and they sentwould send and calledinvite for their three sisters to eat and to drink with them.
1:5	And it wascame soabout, when the days of their feasting werehad gonecompleted abouttheir cycle, that Job sentwould send and sanctifiedconsecrate them, andrising rose up early in the morning, and offeredoffering burnt offerings according to the number of them all:; for Job said, ItPerhaps may be that my sons have sinned, and renouncedcursed God in their hearts. Thus Job did Job continually.
1:6	Now itthere camewas toa pass on the day when the sons of God came to present themselves before Jehovahthe Lord, thatand Satan also came among them.
1:7	And Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, WhenceFrom comestwhere thoudo you come? Then Satan answered Jehovah,the Lord and said, From goingroaming toabout andon fro in the earth, and from walking uparound andon down in it.
1:8	And Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, HastHave thouyou considered myMy servant Job? forFor there is noneno one like him inon the earth, a perfectblameless and an upright man, onefearing that feareth God, and turnethturning away from evil.
1:9	Then Satan answered Jehovah,the and saidLord, DothDoes Job fear God for noughtnothing?
1:10	Hast Thou not thou made a hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hathhas, on every side? thouThou hast blessed the work of his hands, and his substancepossessions ishave increased in the land.
1:11	But put forth thyThy hand now, and touch all that he hath,has; and he will renouncesurely theecurse Thee to thyThy face.
1:12	AndThen Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, Behold, all that he hathhas is in thyyour power;, only upondo himselfnot put not forth thyyour hand on him. So Satan wentdeparted forth from the presence of Jehovahthe Lord.
1:13	AndNow it fellhappened on athe day when his sons and his daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldestoldest brothers house,
1:14	that there came a messenger untocame to Job, and said, The oxen were plowing, and the assesdonkeys feeding beside them;,
1:15	and the Sabeans fellattacked upon them, and took them. away:They yea,also theyslew have slain the servants with the edge of the sword;, and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:16	While he was yetstill speaking, thereanother came also another,came and said, The fire of God isfell fallen from heaven, and hath burned up the sheep and the servants, and consumed them;, and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:17	While he was yetstill speaking, thereanother came also another,came and said, The Chaldeans madeformed three bands, and fellmade upona raid on the camels, and havetook taken them away, yea, and slainslew the servants with the edge of the sword; and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:18	While he was yetstill speaking, thereanother came also another,came and said, ThyYour sons and thyyour daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldestoldest brothers house;,
1:19	and, behold, there came a great wind came from across the wilderness, and smotestruck the four corners of the house, and it fell uponon the young men,people and they are deaddied; and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:20	Then Job arose, and renttore his robe, and shaved his head, and he fell downto upon the ground, and worshipped;worshiped.
1:21	andAnd he said, Naked came I outcame offrom my mothers womb, andAnd naked I shall I return thither:there. JehovahThe Lord gave, and Jehovahthe hathLord has taken away;. blessedBlessed be the name of Jehovahthe Lord.
1:22	InThrough all this Job sinneddid not, sin nor chargeddid he blame God foolishly.
2:1	Again itthere camewas toa pass on the day when the sons of God came to present themselves before Jehovahthe Lord, thatand Satan also came also among them to present himself before Jehovahthe Lord.
2:2	And Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, FromWhere whencehave comestyou thoucome from? AndThen Satan answered Jehovah,the Lord and said, From goingroaming toabout andon fro in the earth, and from walking uparound andon down in it.
2:3	And Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, HastHave thouyou considered myMy servant Job? forFor there is noneno one like him inon the earth, a perfectblameless and an upright man, onefearing that feareth God, and turnethturning away from evil:. andAnd he still holdethholds fast his integrity, although thouyou movedstincited meMe against him, to destroyruin him without cause.
2:4	And Satan answered Jehovah,the Lord and said, Skin for skin,! yeaYes, all that a man hathhas he will he give for his life.
2:5	ButHowever, put forth thyThy hand, now, and touch his bone and his flesh,; and he will renouncecurse theeThee to thyThy face.
2:6	AndSo Jehovahthe Lord said untoto Satan, Behold, he is in thyyour hand;power, only spare his life.
2:7	SoThen Satan went forthout from the presence of Jehovahthe Lord, and smote Job with sore boils from the sole of his foot untoto the crown of his crownhead.
2:8	And he took him a potsherd to scrape himself therewith;while and he satwas sitting among the ashes.
2:9	Then said his wife untosaid to him, DostDo thouyou still hold fast thineyour integrity? renounceCurse God, and die.!
2:10	But he said untoto her, ThouYou speakestspeak as one of the foolish women speakethspeaks. What?Shall shall we receiveindeed accept good atfrom the hand of God, and shall we not receiveaccept eviladversity? In all this Job did not Job sin with his lips.
2:11	Now when Jobs three friends heard of all this eviladversity that washad come upon him, they came everyeach one from his own place:, Eliphaz the Temanite, and Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite; and they made an appointment together to come to bemoansympathize with him and to comfort him.
2:12	And when they lifted up their eyes afarat offa distance, and knewdid not recognize him not, they liftedraised up their voice,voices and wept;. andAnd theyeach rentof everythem onetore his robe, and sprinkledthey threw dust uponover their heads toward heaventhe sky.
2:13	SoThen they sat down on the ground with him uponfor the ground seven days and seven nights, andwith noneno spakeone speaking a word untoto him:, for they saw that his griefpain was very great.
3:1	AfterAfterward thisJob opened Job his mouth, and cursed the day of his daybirth.
3:2	And Job answered and said:,
3:3	Let the day perish whereinon which I was to be born, And the night which said, ThereA boy is a man child conceived.
3:4	LetMay that day be darkness; Let not God from above seekcare for it, NeitherNor let the light shine uponon it.
3:5	Let darkness and theblack shadowgloom of death claim it for their own; Let a cloud dwellsettle uponon it; Let allthe thatblackness makethof black the day terrify it.
3:6	As for that night, let thick darkness seize upon it:; Let it not rejoice among the days of the year; Let it not come into the number of the months.
3:7	LoBehold, let that night be barren; Let no joyful voiceshout comeenter thereinit.
3:8	Let themthose curse it thatwho curse the day, Who are readyprepared to rouse up leviathanLeviathan.
3:9	Let the stars of theits twilight thereof be dark:darkened; Let it lookwait for light, but have none;, Neither let it beholdsee the eyelidsbreaking of the morning:dawn;
3:10	Because it shutdid not upshut the doorsopening of my mothers womb, NorOr hidhide trouble from minemy eyes.
3:11	Why dieddid I not fromdie theat womb?birth, WhyCome didforth Ifrom not give up the ghostwomb whenand my mother bare meexpire?
3:12	Why did the knees receive me?, OrAnd why the breasts, that I should suck?
3:13	For now should I would have lain down and been quiet; I shouldwould have slept; then, had I would have been at rest,
3:14	With kings and counsellorswith counselors of the earth, Who builtrebuilt upruins waste places for themselves;
3:15	Or with princes thatwho had gold, Who filledwere filling their houses with silver:.
3:16	Or aslike a hiddenmiscarriage untimelywhich birthis discarded, I hadwould not beenbe, As infants that never saw light.
3:17	There the wicked cease from troubling;raging, And there the weary are at rest.
3:18	ThereThe the prisoners are at ease together; They heardo not hear the voice of the taskmaster.
3:19	The small and the great are there:, And the servantslave is free from his master.
3:20	WhereforeWhy is light given to him thatwho is in miserysuffers, And life untoto the bitter inof soul;
3:21	Who long for death, but itthere comethis notnone, And dig for it more than for hidhidden treasures;
3:22	Who rejoice exceedinglygreatly, AndThey areexult glad, when they can find the grave?
3:23	Why is light given to a man whose way is hidhidden, And whom God hathhas hedged in?
3:24	For my sighinggroaning comethcomes beforeat Ithe eatsight of my food, And my groaningscries arepour poured out like water.
3:25	For thewhat thing which I fear comethcomes upon me, And thatwhat which I amdread afraidbefalls of cometh unto me.
3:26	I am not at ease, neithernor am I quiet, neitherAnd have I am not at rest;, Butbut troubleturmoil comethcomes.
4:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidanswered,
4:2	If one assayventures toa communeword with theeyou, wiltwill thouyou bebecome grievedimpatient? But who can withholdrefrain himself from speaking?
4:3	Behold, thouyou hasthave instructedadmonished many, And thouyou hasthave strengthened the weak hands.
4:4	ThyYour words have upholdenhelped himthe thattottering wasto fallingstand, And thouyou hasthave madestrengthened firm the feeble knees.
4:5	But now it ishas come untoto theeyou, and thouyou faintestare impatient; It touchethtouches theeyou, and thouyou artare troubleddismayed.
4:6	Is not thyyour fear of God thyyour confidence, And the integrity of thyyour ways thyyour hope?
4:7	Remember, I pray theenow, who ever perished, being innocent? Or where were the upright cut offdestroyed?
4:8	According asto what I have seen, theythose thatwho plow iniquity, And those who sow trouble, reapharvest the sameit.
4:9	By the breath of God they perish, And by the blast of hisHis anger are they consumedcome to an end.
4:10	The roaring of the lion, and the voice of the fierce lion, And the teeth of the young lions, are broken.
4:11	The old lion perishethperishes for lack of prey, And the whelps of the lioness are scattered abroad.
4:12	Now a thingword was secretly brought to me stealthily, And minemy ear received a whisper thereofof it.
4:13	InAmid disquieting thoughts from the visions of the night, When deep sleep fallethfalls on men,
4:14	FearDread came upon me, and trembling, WhichAnd made all my bones to shake.
4:15	Then a spirit passed beforeby my face; The hair of my flesh stoodbristled up.
4:16	It stood still, but I could not discern theits appearance thereof; A form was before minemy eyes:; There was silence, andthen I heard a voice, saying,:
4:17	ShallCan mortalmankind man be more just thanbefore God? ShallCan a man be more pure thanbefore his Maker?
4:18	Behold,He heputs putteth no trust even in hisHis servants; And hisagainst His angels heHe chargethcharges with folly:error.
4:19	How much more themthose thatwho dwell in houses of clay, Whose foundation is in the dust, Who are crushed before the moth!
4:20	BetwixtBetween morning and evening they are destroyed:broken Theyin perishpieces; forUnobserved, everthey withoutperish any regarding itforever.
4:21	Is not their tent cord plucked up within them? They die, andyet that without wisdom.
5:1	Call now;, is there anyanyone thatwho will answer theeyou? And to which of the holy ones wiltwill thouyou turn?
5:2	For vexation killethslays the foolish man, And jealousyanger slayethkills the silly onesimple.
5:3	I have seen the foolish taking root:, ButAnd suddenly I cursed his habitationabode immediately.
5:4	His childrensons are far from safety, AndThey they are crushedeven oppressed in the gate, Neither is there anya to deliver them:deliverer.
5:5	WhoseHis harvest the hungry eateth updevour, And takethtake it evento outa place of the thorns; And the snareschemer gapethis eager for their substancewealth.
5:6	For affliction comethdoes not forthcome from the dust, Neither dothdoes trouble springsprout outfrom of the ground;,
5:7	ButFor man is born untofor trouble, As the sparks fly upward.
5:8	But as for me, I would seek unto God, And untoI God would Iplace commit my cause before God;
5:9	Who doethdoes great things and unsearchable things, MarvellousWonders things without number:.
5:10	WhoHe givethgives rain uponon the earth, And sendethsends waterswater uponon the fields;,
5:11	So that heHe settethsets up on high those thatwho are lowlowly, And those thatwho mourn are exaltedlifted to safety.
5:12	He frustratethfrustrates the devicesplotting of the craftyshrewd, So that their hands cannot performattain their enterprisesuccess.
5:13	He takethcaptures the wise inby their own craftiness;shrewdness And the counseladvice of the cunning is carriedquickly headlongthwarted.
5:14	TheyBy day they meet with darkness in the day time, And grope at noondaynoon as in the night.
5:15	But heHe savethsaves from the sword of their mouth, EvenAnd the needypoor from the hand of the mighty.
5:16	So the poorhelpless hathhas hope, And iniquityunrighteousness stoppethmust hershut its mouth.
5:17	Behold, how happy is the man whom God correcteth:reproves, ThereforeSo despisedo not thoudespise the chasteningdiscipline of the Almighty.
5:18	For heHe makethinflicts sorepain, and bindethgives uprelief; He woundethwounds, and hisHis hands makealso wholeheal.
5:19	From six troubles He will deliver theeyou, inEven six troubles; Yea, in seven thereevil shallwill nonot evil touch theeyou.
5:20	In famine heHe will redeem theeyou from death;, And in war from the power of the sword.
5:21	ThouYou shaltwill be hidhidden from the scourge of the tongue;, Neither shaltwill thouyou be afraid of destructionviolence when it comethcomes.
5:22	AtYou destructionwill andlaugh dearthat thouviolence shaltand laugh;famine, Neither shaltwill thouyou be afraid of thewild beasts of the earth.
5:23	For thouyou shaltwill be in league with the stones of the field; And the beasts of the field shallwill be at peace with theeyou.
5:24	And thouyou shaltwill know that thyyour tent is insecure, peace;For Andyou thouwill shalt visit thyyour fold,abode and shaltfear missno nothingloss.
5:25	ThouYou shaltwill know also that thyyour seeddescendants shallwill be greatmany, And thineyour offspring as the grass of the earth.
5:26	ThouYou shaltwill come to thythe grave in a full agevigor, Like asthe astacking shock of grain cometh in in its season.
5:27	LoBehold this, we have searchedinvestigated it, sothus it is; Hear it, and know thou it for thy goodyourself.
6:1	Then Job answered and said,
6:2	Oh that my vexation were butactually weighed, And all my calamity laid in the balances together with my iniquity!
6:3	For nowthen it would be heavier than the sand of the seas:, Therefore have my words have been rash.
6:4	For the arrows of the Almighty are within me,; TheTheir poison whereof my spirit drinkethdrinks; up: The terrors of God doare setarrayed themselves in array against me.
6:5	DothDoes the wild assdonkey bray whenover hehis hath grass?, Or lowethdoes the ox low over his fodder?
6:6	Can thatsomething whichtasteless hath no savor be eaten without salt?, Or is there any taste in the white of an egg?
6:7	My soul refusethrefuses to touch them; They are aslike loathsome food to me.
6:8	Oh that Imy request might havecome myto request;pass, And that God would grant memy the thing that I long forlonging!
6:9	EvenWould that itGod wouldwere pleasewilling God to crush me; That heHe would let loose hisHis hand, and cut me off!
6:10	AndBut be it is still my consolation, Yea,And letI merejoice exult in unsparing pain that spareth not, That I have not denied the words of the Holy One.
6:11	What is my strength, that I should wait? And what is minemy end, that I should be patientendure?
6:12	Is my strength the strength of stones?, Or is my flesh of brassbronze?
6:13	Is it not that Imy havehelp nois helpnot inwithin me, And that wisdomdeliverance is driven quite from me?
6:14	ToFor himthe thatdespairing isman readythere to faint kindness should be showedkindness from his friend; EvenLest tohe himforsake that forsaketh the fear of the Almighty.
6:15	My brethrenbrothers have dealtacted deceitfully aslike a brookwadi, AsLike the channeltorrents of brookswadis thatwhich pass away;vanish,
6:16	Which are blackturbid bybecause reason of the ice, And whereininto which the snow hideth itself:melts.
6:17	WhatWhen time they waxbecome warmwaterless, they vanish;are silent, When it is hot, they arevanish consumedfrom out of their place.
6:18	The caravanspaths thatof traveltheir bycourse thewind wayalong, of them turn aside; They go up into thenothing waste, and perish.
6:19	The caravans of Tema looked, The companiestravelers of Sheba waitedhoped for them.
6:20	They were putdisappointed tofor shame because they had hoped;trusted, They came thither,there and were confounded.
6:21	ForIndeed, you have now yebecome aresuch, nothing;You Ye see a terror, and are afraid.
6:22	DidHave I saysaid, Give unto me? something, Or, Offer a presentbribe for me offrom your substance?wealth,
6:23	Or, Deliver me from the adversarys hand? of the adversary, Or, Redeem me from the hand of the oppressorstyrants ?
6:24	Teach me, and I will holdbe my peacesilent; And causeshow me tohow understand wherein I have erred.
6:25	How forciblepainful are honest words of uprightness! But yourwhat reproof,does whatyour dothargument it reproveprove?
6:26	Do yeyou thinkintend to reprove my words, SeeingWhen that the speecheswords of one thatin isdespair desperatebelong areto asthe wind?
6:27	Yea,You ye would even cast lots uponfor the fatherlessorphans, And makebarter merchandiseover of your friend.
6:28	NowAnd thereforenow beplease pleased to look uponat me;, ForAnd surelysee if I shall not lie to your face.
6:29	Return,Desist I pray younow, let there be no injustice; Yea,Even return againdesist, my causerighteousness is righteousyet in it.
6:30	Is there injustice on my tongue? Cannot my tastepalate discern mischievous thingscalamities?
7:1	Is there not aman warfareforced to manlabor uponon earth?, And are not his days like the days of a hirelinghired man?
7:2	As a servantslave thatwho earnestlypants desirethfor the shadowshade, And as a hirelinghired thatman lookethwho eagerly waits for his wages:,
7:3	So am I madeallotted to possess months of miseryvanity, And wearisome nights of trouble are appointed to me.
7:4	When I lie down, I say, When shall I arise,? andBut the night becontinues, gone? And I am fullcontinually oftossing tossingsuntil to and fro unto the dawning of the daydawn.
7:5	My flesh is clothed with worms and clodsa crust of dustdirt; My skin closethhardens up, and breaketh out afreshruns.
7:6	My days are swifter than a weavers shuttle, And arecome spentto an end without hope.
7:7	OhRemember remember that my life is abut breath:, MineMy eye shallwill nonot moreagain see good.
7:8	The eye of him thatwho seethsees me shallwill behold me no more; Thine eyes shallwill be uponon me, but I shallwill not be.
7:9	AsWhen thea cloud isvanishes, consumedit andis vanisheth awaygone, So he thatwho goethgoes down to Sheol shalldoes not come up no more.
7:10	He shallwill not return noagain more to his house, NeitherNor shallwill his place know him any moreanymore.
7:11	Therefore, I will not refrainrestrain my mouth; I will speak in the anguish of my spirit;, I will complain in the bitterness of my soul.
7:12	Am I athe sea, or athe sea monster, That thouThou settestdost set a watchguard over me?
7:13	WhenIf I say, My bed shallwill comfort me, My couch shallwill ease my complaint;,
7:14	Then thouThou scarestdost frighten me with dreams, And terrifiestterrify me throughby visions:;
7:15	So that my soul choosethwould stranglingchoose suffocation, AndDeath death rather than these my bonespains.
7:16	I loathewaste my lifeaway; I wouldwill not live alway:forever. LetLeave me alone;, for my days are vanitybut a breath.
7:17	What is man, that thouThou shouldestdost magnify him, And that thouThou shouldestart setconcerned thyabout mind upon him,
7:18	AndThat thatThou thoudost shouldestexamine visit him every morning, And try him every moment?
7:19	HowWilt longThou wiltnever thouturn notThy lookgaze away from me, Nor let me alone tilluntil I swallow down my spittle?
7:20	IfHave I have sinned,? whatWhat dohave I untodone theeto Thee, O thou watcher of men? Why hast thouThou set me as aThy mark for theetarget, So that I am a burden to myself?
7:21	AndWhy whythen dost thouThou not pardon my transgression, andAnd take away minemy iniquity? For now shall I will lie down in the dust; And thouThou wilt seek me diligently, but I shallwill not be.
8:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidanswered,
8:2	How long wiltwill thouyou speaksay these things?, And how long shall the words of thyyour mouth be like a mighty wind?
8:3	DothDoes God pervert justice? Or dothdoes the Almighty pervert righteousnesswhat is right?
8:4	If thyyour childrensons have sinned against himHim, AndThen heHe hath delivered them into the handpower of their transgression;.
8:5	If thouyou wouldestwould seek diligently unto God, And makeimplore thythe supplicationcompassion toof the Almighty;,
8:6	If thouyou wertare pure and upright:, Surely now heHe would awakerouse Himself for thee,you And makerestore theyour habitationrighteous of thy righteousness prosperousestate.
8:7	AndThough thoughyour thy beginning was smallinsignificant, Yet thyyour latter end wouldwill increase greatly increase.
8:8	ForPlease inquire, I pray thee, of thepast former agegenerations, And applyconsider thyselfthe tothings thatsearched whichout by their fathers have searched out.
8:9	For we are butonly of yesterday, and know nothing, Because our days uponon earth are as a shadow;.
8:10	ShallWill they not they teach thee,you and tell theeyou, And utterbring forth words outfrom of their heartminds?
8:11	Can the rushpapyrus grow up without miremarsh? Can the flagrushes grow without water?
8:12	WhilstWhile it is yetstill ingreen its greenness, and not cut down, ItYet witherethit withers before any other herbplant.
8:13	So are the paths of all thatwho forget God;, And the hope of the godless manwill shall perish:,
8:14	Whose confidence shallis break in sunderfragile, And whose trust is a spiders web.
8:15	He shalltrusts leanin upon his house, but it shalldoes not stand:; He shallholds hold fast therebyto it, but it shalldoes not endure.
8:16	He isthrives green before the sun, And his shoots gospread forthout over his garden.
8:17	His roots arewrap wrappedaround abouta therock stone heappile, He beholdethgrasps thea placehouse of stones.
8:18	If he beis destroyedremoved from his place, Then it shallwill deny him, saying, I havenever notsaw seen theeyou.
8:19	Behold, this is the joy of hisHis way; And out of the earthdust shall others will spring.
8:20	BeholdLo, God will not castreject away a perfectman manof integrity, NeitherNor will heHe upholdsupport the evil doersevildoers.
8:21	He will yet fill thyyour mouth with laughter, And thyyour lips with shouting.
8:22	TheyThose thatwho hate theeyou shallwill be clothed with shame; And the tent of the wicked shallwill be no more.
9:1	Then Job answered and said,
9:2	OfIn a truth I know that itthis is so:, But how can a man be justin withthe right before God?
9:3	If heone bewished pleased to contenddispute with himHim, He cannotcould not answer himHim oneonce ofin a thousand times.
9:4	HeWise is wise in heart, and mighty in strength:, Who hathhas hardeneddefied himselfHim againstwithout him, and prospered?—harm?
9:5	HimIt thatis removethGod who removes the mountains, and they know itnot nothow, When heHe overturnethoverturns them in hisHis anger;
9:6	ThatWho shakethshakes the earth out of its place, And theits pillars thereof tremble;
9:7	ThatWho commandethcommands the sun, andnot itto riseth notshine, And sealethsets upa seal upon the stars;
9:8	ThatWho alone stretchethstretches out the heavens, And treadethtramples upondown the waves of the sea;
9:9	ThatWho makethmakes the Bear, Orion, and the Pleiades, And the chambers of the south;
9:10	ThatWho doethdoes great things past finding out, Yeaunfathomable, marvellousAnd thingswondrous works without number.
9:11	Lo,Were heHe goethto pass by me, and I would not see himHim; not:Were He passethto onmove alsopast me, but I would not perceive him notHim.
9:12	Behold,Were heHe seizethto thesnatch preyaway, who cancould hinderrestrain himHim? Who willcould say untoto himHim, What doestart thouThou doing?
9:13	God will not withdrawturn hisback His anger; TheBeneath Him crouch the helpers of Rahab do stoop under him.
9:14	How muchthen lesscan shall I answer himHim, And choose out my words tobefore reason with himHim?
9:15	Whom,For though I were righteousright, yetI wouldcould I not answer; I would makehave supplication to implore the mercy of my judge.
9:16	If I had called, and heHe had answered me, YetI wouldcould I not believe that heHe hearkenedwas untolistening to my voice.
9:17	For heHe breakethbruises me with a tempest, And multipliethmultiplies my wounds without cause.
9:18	He will not sufferallow me to takeget my breath, But fillethsaturates me with bitterness.
9:19	If weit speakis a matter of strengthpower, lobehold, heHe is mightythe strong one! And if it is a matter of justice, Who,who saithcan he, will summon meHim?
9:20	Though I beam righteous, minemy own mouth shallwill condemn me:; Though I beam perfectguiltless, itHe shallwill provedeclare me perverseguilty.
9:21	I am perfectguiltless; I regarddo not take notice of myself; I despise my life.
9:22	It is all one; therefore I say, He destroyethdestroys the perfectguiltless and the wicked.
9:23	If the scourge slaykills suddenly, He willmocks mock at the trialdespair of the innocent.
9:24	The earth is given into the hand of the wicked; He coverethcovers the faces of theits judges. thereof: If it beis not heHe, then who then is it?
9:25	Now my days are swifter than a post:runner; They flee away, they see no good.
9:26	They areslip passedby awaylike asreed theboats, swiftLike ships;an As the eagle that swoopethswoops on theits prey.
9:27	IfThough I say, I will forget my complaint, I will putleave off my sad countenance, and be of good cheer;cheerful,
9:28	I am afraid of all my sorrowspains, I know that thouThou wilt not holdacquit me innocent.
9:29	I shallam beaccounted condemned;wicked, Why then doshould I labortoil in vain?
9:30	If I should wash myself with snow water, And makecleanse my hands neverwith so clean;lye,
9:31	Yet wiltThou thouwouldst plunge me ininto the ditchpit, And minemy own clothes shallwould abhor me.
9:32	For heHe is not a man, as I am, that I shouldmay answer himHim, That we shouldmay comego togetherto incourt judgmenttogether.
9:33	There is no umpire betwixtbetween us, ThatWho mightmay lay his hand upon us both.
9:34	Let himHim takeremove hisHis rod away from me, And let not hisdread terrorof makeHim terrify me afraid:.
9:35	Then I would I speak, and not fear himHim; ForBut I am not solike that in myself.
10:1	MyI soulloathe ismy wearyown of my life; I will give freefull coursevent to my complaint; I will speak in the bitterness of my soul.
10:2	I will say untoto God, Do not condemn me; ShowLet me whereforeknow thouwhy contendestThou dost contend with me.
10:3	Is it goodright untofor theeThee thatindeed thouto shouldest oppress, ThatTo thoureject shouldest despise the worklabor of thyThy hands, And shineto uponlook favorably on the counselschemes of the wicked?
10:4	Hast thouThou eyes of flesh? Or seestdost thouThou see as a man seethsees?
10:5	Are thyThy days as the days of mana mortal, Or thyThy years as mans daysyears,
10:6	That thouThou inquirestshouldst afterseek minefor iniquitymy guilt, And searchestsearch after my sin,?
10:7	AlthoughAccording thouto knowestThy thatknowledge I am indeed not wicked,guilty; AndYet there is noneno thatdeliverance canfrom deliverThy out of thy hand?.
10:8	Thy hands havefashioned framed me and fashionedmade me Togetheraltogether, roundAnd about;wouldst yetThou thou dost destroy me.?
10:9	Remember, I beseech theenow, that thouThou hast fashionedmade me as clay; And wiltwouldst thouThou bringturn me into dust again?
10:10	HastDidst thouThou not pouredpour me out aslike milk, And curdledcurdle me like cheese?;
10:11	ThouClothe hast clothed me with skin and flesh, And knit me together with bones and sinews.?
10:12	Thou hast granted me life and lovingkindness; And thyThy visitationcare hathhas preserved my spirit.
10:13	Yet these things thouThou didsthast hideconcealed in thyThy heart; I know that this is withwithin theeThee:
10:14	If I sin, then thouThou markestwouldst take note of me, And thouwouldst wilt not acquit me fromof minemy iniquityguilt.
10:15	If I beam wicked, woe untoto me;! And if I beam righteous, yetI shalldare I not lift up my head;. BeingI filledam sated with ignominy,disgrace Andand lookingconscious uponof minemy afflictionmisery.
10:16	And ifshould my head exaltbe itselflifted up, thouThou huntestwouldst hunt me aslike a lion; And again thouThou showestwouldst thyselfshow marvellousThy uponpower against me.
10:17	Thou renewestdost thyrenew Thy witnesses against me, And increasestincrease thineThine indignationanger upontoward me:, ChangesHardship andafter warfarehardship areis with me.
10:18	WhereforeWhy then hast thouThou brought me forth out of the womb? Would that I had givendied up the ghost, and no eye had seen me.!
10:19	I should have been as though I had not been;, ICarried should have been carried from the womb to the gravetomb.
10:20	AreWould He not let my few days fewalone? ceaseWithdraw then,from And let me alone, that I may takehave comfort a little, cheer
10:21	Before I go whenceand I shall not return, EvenTo to the land of darkness and ofdeep the shadow of death;
10:22	The land darkof utter gloom as midnightdarkness itself, TheOf landdeep of the shadow of death, without any order, And wherewhich theshines lightas isthe as midnightdarkness.
11:1	Then answered Zophar the Naamathite, and saidanswered,
11:2	ShouldShall nota the multitude of words bego answered?unanswered, And should a talkative man full of talk be justifiedacquitted?
11:3	ShouldShall thyyour boastingsboasts makesilence men hold their peace? And when thou mockest, shall noyou manscoff makeand theenone ashamedrebuke?
11:4	For thouyou sayesthave said, My doctrineteaching is pure, And I am cleaninnocent in thineyour eyes.
11:5	But ohwould that God wouldmight speak, And open hisHis lips against theeyou,
11:6	And that he would show theeyou the secrets of wisdom! For hesound iswisdom manifoldhas intwo understandingsides. Know thereforethen that God exactethforgets ofa theepart lessof thanyour thine iniquity deserveth.
11:7	CanstCan thouyou bydiscover searchingthe finddepths outof God? CanstCan thouyou finddiscover outthe limits of the Almighty unto perfection?
11:8	ItThey isare high as heaven;the heavens, what canstcan thouyou do? Deeper than Sheol;, what canstcan thouyou know?
11:9	TheIts measure thereof is longer than the earth, And broader than the sea.
11:10	If heHe passpasses through,by andor shutshuts up, AndOr allcalls untoan judgmentassembly, then who can hinderrestrain himHim?
11:11	For heHe knowethknows false men:, And He seethsees iniquity also,without even though he consider it notinvestigating.
11:12	ButAnd vainan manidiot iswill voidbecome intelligent When the foal of understanding,a Yea,wild mandonkey is born as a wild asss coltman.
11:13	If thouyou setwould thydirect your heart arightright, And stretchspread out thyyour handshand towardto himHim;
11:14	If iniquity beis in thyyour hand, put it far away, And letdo not unrighteousnesslet wickedness dwell in thyyour tents.
11:15	SurelyThen, thenindeed, shaltyou thoucould lift up thyyour face without spot;moral Yeadefect, thouAnd shaltyou would be stedfast,steadfast and shalt not fear:.
11:16	For thouyou shaltwould forget thyyour misery;trouble, ThouAs shaltwaters rememberthat ithave aspassed watersby, thatyou arewould passedremember away,it.
11:17	And thyyour life shallwould be clearerbrighter than the noonday; ThoughDarkness therewould be darkness,like it shall be as the morning.
11:18	AndThen thouyou shaltwould be securetrust, because there is hope; Yea,And thouyou shaltwould searchlook aboutaround thee, and shalt take thy rest in safetysecurely.
11:19	AlsoYou thouwould shalt lie down, and none shallwould makedisturb theeyou, afraid;And Yea, many shallwould makeentreat suityour unto theefavor.
11:20	But the eyes of the wicked shallwill fail, And theythere shallwill havebe no wayescape tofor fleethem; And their hope shallis beto thebreathe givingtheir up of the ghostlast.
12:1	Then Job answered and saidresponded,
12:2	NoTruly doubtthen butyou ye are the people, And with you wisdom shallwill die with you.!
12:3	But I have understandingintelligence as well as you; I am not inferior to you:. Yea,And who knowethdoes not know such things as these?
12:4	I am as one that is a laughingjoke stock to hismy neighbor,friends. IThe one who called uponon God, and heHe answered: him; The just, theand perfectblameless man is a laughing stockjoke.
12:5	InHe thewho thought of him that is at ease thereholds iscalamity in contempt, forAs misfortune;prepared It is ready for themthose whose footfeet slippethslip.
12:6	The tents of robbersthe destroyers prosper, And theythose thatwho provoke God are secure;, IntoWhom whoseGod handbrings Godinto bringeththeir abundantlypower.
12:7	But now ask now the beasts, and theylet shallthem teach theeyou; And the birds of the heavens, and theylet shallthem tell thee:you.
12:8	Or speak to the earth, and let it shall teach theeyou; And let the fishesfish of the sea shall declare untoto theeyou.
12:9	Who knowethamong not in all these, does not know That the hand of Jehovahthe hathLord wroughthas done this,
12:10	In whose hand is the soullife of every living thing, And the breath of all mankind?
12:11	DothDoes not the ear trytest words, EvenAs as the palate tastethtastes its food?
12:12	WithWisdom is with aged men is wisdom, AndWith inlong lengthlife ofis days understanding.
12:13	With GodHim isare wisdom and might; HeTo hathHim belong counsel and understanding.
12:14	Behold, heHe breakethtears down, and it cannot be built againrebuilt; He shuttethimprisons up a man, and there can be no openingrelease.
12:15	Behold, heHe withholdethrestrains the waters, and they dry up; Again,And heHe sendethsends them out, and they overturninundate the earth.
12:16	With himHim isare strength and sound wisdom;, The deceivedmisled and the deceivermisleader arebelong histo Him.
12:17	He leadethmakes counsellorscounselors awaywalk strippedbarefoot, And judgesmakes makethfools heof foolsjudges.
12:18	He loosethloosens the bond of kings, And hebinds bindeth their loins with a girdle.
12:19	He leadethmakes priests awaywalk strippedbarefoot, And overthrowethoverthrows the mightysecure ones.
12:20	He removethdeprives the speechtrusted ones of the trustyspeech, And takethtakes away the understandingdiscernment of the elders.
12:21	He pourethpours contempt uponon princesnobles, And loosethloosens the belt of the strong.
12:22	He uncoverethreveals deepmysteries thingsfrom outthe of darkness, And bringethbrings outthe todeep lightdarkness theinto shadow of deathlight.
12:23	He increasethmakes the nations great, andthen hedestroys destroyeth them:; He enlargethenlarges the nations, andthen heleads leadeth them captiveaway.
12:24	He takethdeprives awayof understandingintelligence from the chiefs of the earths people of the earth, And causethmakes them to wander in a wildernesspathless where there is no waywaste.
12:25	They grope in thedarkness darkwith withoutno light;, And heHe makethmakes them to stagger like a drunken man.
13:1	LoBehold, minemy eye hathhas seen all this, MineMy ear hathhas heard and understood it.
13:2	What yeyou know, theI samealso do I know. also: I am not inferior untoto you.
13:3	SurelyBut I would speak to the Almighty, And I desire to reasonargue with God.
13:4	But yeyou aresmear forgerswith of lies; YeYou are all worthless physicians of no value.
13:5	OhO that yeyou would altogetherbe holdcompletely yoursilent, peace! And that it would bebecome your wisdom.!
13:6	HearPlease nowhear my reasoningargument, And hearkenlisten to the pleadingscontentions of my lips.
13:7	Will yeyou speak unrighteouslywhat is unjust for God, And talkspeak deceitfullywhat is deceitful for himHim?
13:8	Will yeyou show partiality tofor himHim? Will yeyou contend for God?
13:9	IsWill it goodbe thatwell hewhen shouldHe searchexamines you out? Or will you deceive Him as one deceivethdeceives a man, will ye deceive him?
13:10	He will surely reprove you, If yeyou do secretly show partiality.
13:11	ShallWill not hisHis majesty maketerrify you afraid, And histhe dread of Him fall uponon you?
13:12	Your memorable sayings are proverbs of ashes, Your defencesdefenses are defencesdefenses of clay.
13:13	HoldBe yoursilent peace,before let me alone,so that I may speak; AndThen let come on me what willmay.
13:14	WhereforeWhy should I take my flesh in my teeth, And put my life in my handhands?
13:15	Behold,Though heHe will slay me;, I havewill no hope: in Him. Nevertheless I will maintainargue my ways before himHim.
13:16	This also shallwill be my salvation, ThatFor a godless man shallmay not come before himHis presence.
13:17	HearListen diligentlycarefully to my speech, And let my declaration befill in your ears.
13:18	Behold now, I have setprepared my cause in ordercase; I know that I amwill righteousbe vindicated.
13:19	Who is he that will contend with me? For then would I holdwould mybe peacesilent and give up the ghostdie.
13:20	Only two things do not twodo thingsto unto me;, Then I will I not hide myself from thyThy face:
13:21	WithdrawRemove thyThy hand far from me;, And let not thythe terrordread makeof Thee terrify me afraid.
13:22	Then call thou, and I will answer; Or let me speak, andthen answerreply thouto me.
13:23	How many are minemy iniquities and sins? Make meknown to knowme my transgressionrebellion and my sin.
13:24	WhereforeWhy hidestdost thouThou thyhide Thy face, And holdestconsider me forThine thine enemy?
13:25	Wilt thouThou harasscause a driven leaf to tremble? AndOr wilt thouThou pursue the dry stubblechaff?
13:26	For thouThou writestdost write bitter things against me, And makestdost make me to inherit the iniquities of my youth:.
13:27	Thou puttestdost put my feet also in the stocks, And markestdost watch all my paths; Thou settestdost set a boundlimit tofor the soles of my feet:,
13:28	ThoughWhile I am decaying like a rotten thing that consumeth, Like a garment that is moth eaten.
14:1	Man, thatwho is born of a woman, Is ofshort fewlived days, and full of troubleturmoil.
14:2	HeLike cometha forthflower likehe acomes flower,forth and iswithers. cut down: He fleeth also asflees like a shadow, and continuethdoes not remain.
14:3	AndThou also dost thou open thineThine eyes uponon such a onehim, And bringestbring mehim into judgment with thee?Thyself.
14:4	Who can bringmake athe clean thing out of anthe unclean? notNo one.!
14:5	SeeingSince his days are determined, The number of his months is with theeThee, And thouhis limits Thou hast appointedset hisso bounds that he cannot pass;.
14:6	LookTurn awayThy gaze from him, that he may rest, TillUntil he shallfulfills accomplish,his asday like a hireling,hired his dayman.
14:7	For there is hope offor a tree, IfWhen it beis cut down, that it will sprout again, And thatits theshoots tender branch thereof will not ceasefail.
14:8	Though theits rootroots thereofgrow wax old in the earthground, And theits stockstump thereofdies die in the ground;dry soil,
14:9	YetAt through the scent of water it will bud,flourish And put forth boughssprigs like a plant.
14:10	But man dieth,dies and islies laidprostrate. low:Man Yeaexpires, man giveth up the ghost, and where is he?
14:11	As thewater watersevaporates fail from the sea, And thea river wastethbecomes parched and driethdried up;,
14:12	So man liethlies down and risethdoes not: Tillrise. Until the heavens be no more, theyHe shallwill not awake, Nornor be rousedaroused out of theirhis sleep.
14:13	Oh that thouThou wouldestwouldst hide me in Sheol, That thouThou wouldestwouldst keepconceal me secret, until thyThy wrath bereturns pastto Thee, That thouThou wouldestwouldst appointset me a setlimit time,for me and remember me!
14:14	If a man diedies, shallwill he live again? All the days of my warfarestruggle would I will wait, TillUntil my releasechange should comecomes.
14:15	Thou wouldestwilt call, and I wouldwill answer thee:Thee; Thou wouldestwilt havelong afor desire to the work of thyThy hands.
14:16	ButFor now thouThou numberestdost number my steps:, DostThou thoudost not watchobserve over my sin?.
14:17	My transgression is sealed up in a bag, And thouThou fastenestdost wrap up minemy iniquity.
14:18	But the mountain falling comethmountain tocrumbles nought;away, And the rock ismoves removedfrom out of its place;
14:19	TheWater waterswears wearaway the stones;, TheIts overflowingstorrents thereof wash away the dust of the earth:; So thouThou destroyestdost thedestroy mans hope of man.
14:20	Thou prevailestdost forforever everoverpower against him, and he passethdeparts; Thou changestdost change his countenance,appearance and sendestsend him away.
14:21	His sons comeachieve to honor, andbut he knowethdoes not know it not; AndOr they arebecome brought lowinsignificant, but he perceivethdoes it not ofperceive themit.
14:22	But his fleshbody uponpains him hath pain, And hishe soulmourns withinonly himfor mournethhimself.
15:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidresponded,
15:2	Should a wise man make answer with vainwindy knowledge, And fill himself with the east wind?
15:3	Should he reasonargue with unprofitableuseless talk, Or with speecheswords wherewithwhich heare cannot do no goodprofitable?
15:4	YeaIndeed, thouyou doestdo away with fearreverence, And hinderesthinder devotionmeditation before God.
15:5	For thineyour iniquityguilt teachethteaches thyyour mouth, And thouyou choosestchoose the tonguelanguage of the crafty.
15:6	ThineYour own mouth condemnethcondemns theeyou, and not I; Yea,And thineyour own lips testify against theeyou.
15:7	ArtWere thouyou the first man thatto wasbe born?, Or wastwere thouyou brought forth before the hills?
15:8	HastDo thouyou heardhear the secret counsel of God?, And dost thou limit wisdom to thyselfyourself?
15:9	What knowestdo thou,you know that we knowdo not know? What understandestdo thou,you whichunderstand isthat notwe indo usnot?
15:10	WithBoth usthe aregray bothhaired the grayheaded and the very aged menare among us, MuchOlder elder than thyyour father.
15:11	Are the consolations of God too small for theeyou, Even the word thatspoken isgently gentlewith toward theeyou?
15:12	Why dothdoes thyyour heart carry theeyou away? And why do thineyour eyes flash,
15:13	That againstyou Godshould thouturn turnestyour thyspirit spiritagainst God, And lettestallow such words to go out of thyyour mouth?
15:14	What is man, that he should be clean?pure, AndOr he thatwho is born of a woman, that he should be righteous?
15:15	Behold, heHe puttethputs no trust in hisHis holy ones; Yea, And the heavens are not cleanpure in hisHis sight:;
15:16	How much less one thatwho is abominabledetestable and corrupt, AMan, manwho thatdrinks drinketh iniquity like water!
15:17	I will showtell theeyou, hearlisten thouto me; And thatwhat which I have seen I will also declare;
15:18	WhichWhat wise men have told From their fathers, andAnd have not hidconcealed it;from their fathers,
15:19	UntoTo whom alone the land was given, And no strangeralien passed among them:.
15:20	The wicked man travailethwrithes within pain all his days, EvenAnd thenumbered numberare ofthe years thatstored are laid up for the oppressorruthless.
15:21	ASounds sound of terrorsterror isare in his ears;, InWhile prosperityat peace the destroyer shallcomes come upon him.
15:22	He believethdoes not believe that he shallwill return outfrom of darkness, And he is waiteddestined for of the sword.
15:23	He wanderethwanders abroadabout for breadfood, saying, Where is it? He knowethknows that thea day of darkness is ready at his hand.
15:24	Distress and anguish maketerrify him, afraid; They prevailoverpower against him, aslike a king ready tofor the battle.attack,
15:25	Because he hathhas stretched out his hand against God, And behavethconducts himself proudlyarrogantly against the Almighty;.
15:26	He runnethrushes uponheadlong himat withHim a stiff neck, With thehis thickmassive bosses of his bucklers;shield.
15:27	BecauseFor he hathhas covered his face with his fatnessfat, And gatheredmade fathis uponthighs hisheavy loins;with flesh.
15:28	And he hathhas dweltlived in desolate cities, In houses which no manone inhabitedwould inhabit, Which wereare readydestined to become heaps;ruins.
15:29	He shallwill not bebecome rich, neithernor shallwill his substancewealth continue,endure; NeitherAnd shallhis theirgrain possessionswill benot extendedbend ondown to the earthground.
15:30	He shallwill not departescape outfrom of darkness; The flame shallwill drywither up his branchesshoots, And by the breath of GodsHis mouth shall he will go away.
15:31	Let him not trust in vanityemptiness, deceiving himself; For vanityemptiness shallwill be his recompensereward.
15:32	It shallwill be accomplished before his time, And his palm branch shallwill not be green.
15:33	He shallwill shakedrop off his unripe grape aslike the vine, And shallwill cast off his flower aslike the olive tree.
15:34	For the company of the godless shallis be barren, And fire shallconsumes consume the tents of briberythe corrupt.
15:35	They conceive mischief, and bring forth iniquity, And their heartmind preparethprepares deceitdeception.
16:1	Then Job answered and said,
16:2	I have heard many such things:; MiserableSorry comforters are yeyou all.
16:3	ShallIs vainthere wordsno havelimit anto endwindy words? Or what provokethplagues theeyou that thouyou answerestanswer?
16:4	I alsotoo could speak aslike yeyou, do; If yourI soul were in myyour soulsplace. stead, I could joincompose words together against you, And shake my head at you.
16:5	But I wouldcould strengthen you with my mouth, And the solace of my lips wouldcould assuagelessen your griefpain.
16:6	ThoughIf I speak, my griefpain is not assuaged;lessened, And thoughif I forbearhold back, what amhas Ileft easedme?
16:7	But now heHe hathhas madeexhausted me; weary: Thou hast madelaid desolatewaste all my company.
16:8	And thouThou hast laidshriveled fastme holdup, onIt me,has whichbecome is a witness; against me: And my leanness risethrises up against me, It testifiethtestifies to my face.
16:9	HeHis hathanger has torn me in his wrath, and persecutedhunted me; down, He hathhas gnashed uponat me with hisHis teeth:; MineMy adversary sharpenethglares hisat eyes upon me.
16:10	They have gaped uponat me with their mouth;, They have smittenslapped me uponon the cheek reproachfully:with contempt; They gatherhave massed themselves together against me.
16:11	God deliverethhands me over to the ungodlyruffians, And castethtosses me into the hands of the wicked.
16:12	I was at ease, andbut heHe brakeshattered me, asunder;And Yea,He hehas hathgrasped taken me by the neck, and dashedshaken me to pieces:; He hathhas also set me up foras hisHis marktarget.
16:13	His archersarrows compasssurround me. roundWithout about;mercy He cleavethsplits my reinskidneys asunder, and doth not spareopen; He pourethpours out my gall uponon the ground.
16:14	He breakethbreaks through me with breach uponafter breach; He runnethruns uponat me like a giantwarrior.
16:15	I have sewed sackcloth uponover my skin, And havethrust laid my horn in the dust.
16:16	My face is redflushed withfrom weeping, And ondeep mydarkness eyelids is theon shadowmy of death;eyelids,
16:18	O earth, coverdo not thoucover my blood, And let mythere crybe have no resting place for my cry.
16:19	Even now, behold, my witness is in heaven, And hemy thatadvocate voucheth for me is on high.
16:20	My friends scoffare atmy me:scoffers; ButMy mine eye pourethweeps outto tears unto God,.
16:21	ThatO hethat woulda maintainman themight rightplead of a man with God, AndAs of a son of man with his neighbor!
16:22	For when a few years are comepast, I shall go the way whenceof Ino shall not return.
17:1	My spirit is consumedbroken, my days are extinctextinguished, The grave is ready for me.
17:2	Surely theremockers are mockers with me, And minemy eye dwellethgazes uponon their provocation.
17:3	GiveLay down, now, a pledge, be surety for me with thyselfThyself; Who is there that will strikebe handsmy with meguarantor?
17:4	For thouThou hast hidkept their heart from understanding:; Therefore shaltThou thouwilt not exalt them.
17:5	He thatwho denouncethinforms hisagainst friends for a prey,share Evenof the spoil, The eyes of his children also shall faillanguish.
17:6	But heHe hathhas made me a byword of the people;, And theyI spitam inone myat facewhom men spit.
17:7	MineMy eye has also isgrown dim bybecause reason of sorrowgrief, And all my members are as a shadow.
17:8	UprightThe menupright shall be astonishedappalled at this, And the innocent shall stir up himself against the godless.
17:9	YetNevertheless shall the righteous shall hold onto his way, And he thatwho hathhas clean hands shall waxgrow stronger and stronger.
17:10	But ascome foragain you all, comeof onyou now, again;For And I shalldo not find a wise man among you.
17:11	My days are past, my purposesplans are brokentorn offapart, Even the thoughtswishes of my heart.
17:12	They changemake the night into day:, saying, The light, say they, is near, untoin the presence of darkness.
17:13	If I look for Sheol as my house;home, If I havemake spread my couchbed in the darkness;
17:14	If I havecall said to corruptionthe pit, ThouYou artare my father; To the worm, Thou art my mother, and my sister;
17:15	Where thennow is my hope? And aswho forregards my hope, who shall see it?
17:16	ItWill shallit go down towith theme barsto of Sheol,? WhenShall oncewe theretogether isgo restdown ininto the dust.?
18:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidresponded,
18:2	How long will yeyou hunt for words? Consider,Show understanding and afterwardsthen we willcan speaktalk.
18:3	WhereforeWhy are we countedregarded as beasts, AndAs arestupid become unclean in your sighteyes?
18:4	ThouO thatyou tearestwho thyselftear yourself in thineyour anger, ShallFor your sake is the earth to be forsakenabandoned, for thee? Or shall the rock to be removedmoved outfrom of its place?
18:5	YeaIndeed, the light of the wicked shallgoes be put out, And the sparkflame of his fire shallgives notno shinelight.
18:6	The light shall be dark in his tent is darkened, And his lamp goes out above him shall be put out.
18:7	TheHis stepsvigorous ofstride hisis strength shall be straitenedshortened, And his own counselscheme shallbrings cast him down.
18:8	For he is castthrown into athe net by his own feet, And he walkethsteps uponon the toilswebbing.
18:9	A ginsnare shallseizes take him by the heel, And a snaretrap shallsnaps layshut hold on him.
18:10	A noose is hid for him is hidden in the ground, And a trap for him inon the waypath.
18:11	TerrorsAll shallaround maketerrors frighten him afraid on every side, And shallharry chase him at hisevery heelsstep.
18:12	His strength shallis be hunger bittenfamished, And calamity shallis be ready at his side.
18:13	TheHis membersskin ofis hisdevoured bodyby shall be devoureddisease, Yea,The the first born of death shalldevours devour his memberslimbs.
18:14	He shallis betorn rootedfrom outthe security of his tent, wherein he trusteth; And hethey shallmarch behim broughtbefore to the king of terrors.
18:15	There shalldwells dwell in his tent thatnothing which is none of his:; Brimstone shallis be scattered uponon his habitation.
18:16	His roots shallare be dried up beneathbelow, And above shall his branch beis cut off above.
18:17	HisMemory remembranceof shallhim perishperishes from the earth, And he shallhas have no name in the streetabroad.
18:18	He shallis be driven from light into darkness, And chased outfrom of the inhabited world.
18:19	He shallhas haveno neitheroffspring sonor norposterity sons son among his people, Nor any remainingsurvivor where he sojourned.
18:20	TheyThose thatin comethe afterwest shallare beappalled astonished at his dayfate, AsAnd theythose thatin wentthe beforeeast wereare affrightedseized with horror.
18:21	Surely such are the dwellings of the unrighteouswicked, And this is the place of him thatwho knowethdoes not know God.
19:1	Then Job answered and saidresponded,
19:2	How long will yeyou vextorment my soulme, And breakcrush me in pieces with words?
19:3	These ten times you have yeinsulted reproached me:, YeYou are not ashamed thatto yewrong deal hardly with me.
19:4	AndEven beif it indeed that I have truly erred, MineMy error remainethlodges with myselfme.
19:5	If indeed yeyou willvaunt magnify yourselves against me, And pleadprove againstmy medisgrace myto reproach;me,
19:6	Know nowthen that God hathhas subvertedwronged me in my cause, And hathhas compassedclosed meHis withnet hisaround netme.
19:7	Behold, I cry, outViolence! of wrong, but I amget notno heard:answer; I cryshout for help, but there is no justice.
19:8	He hathhas walled up my way so that I cannot pass,; And hathHe sethas put darkness inon my paths.
19:9	He hathhas stripped memy ofhonor myfrom gloryme, And takenremoved the crown from my head.
19:10	He hathbreaks broken me down on every side, and I am gone; And myHe hopehas hathuprooted hemy pluckedhope up like a tree.
19:11	He hathhas also kindled hisHis wrathanger against me, And heconsidered counteth me unto him as oneHis of his adversariesenemy.
19:12	His troops come on together, And castbuild up their way against me, And encampcamp roundaround about my tent.
19:13	He hathhas putremoved my brethrenbrothers far from me, And minemy acquaintanceacquaintances are whollycompletely estranged from me.
19:14	My kinsfolkrelatives have failed, And my familiarintimate friends have forgotten me.
19:15	TheyThose thatwho dwelllive in my house, and my maids, countconsider me for a stranger:. I am ana alienforeigner in their sight.
19:16	I call untoto my servant, andbut he givethdoes menot no answer, Though I entreathave to implore him with my mouth.
19:17	My breath is strangeoffensive to my wife, And myI supplicationam loathsome to themy children of mine own motherbrothers.
19:18	Even young children despise me; If I arise,rise up and they speak against me.
19:19	All my familiarassociates friends abhor me, And theythose whom I lovedlove arehave turned against me.
19:20	My bone cleavethclings to my skin and to my flesh, And I amhave escaped withonly by the skin of my teeth.
19:21	HavePity pity upon me, have pity upon me, O yeyou my friends;, For the hand of God hathhas touchedstruck me.
19:22	Why do yeyou persecute me as God does, And are not satisfied with my flesh?
19:23	Oh that my words were now written! Oh that they were inscribed in a book!
19:24	That with an iron penstylus and lead They were gravenengraved in the rock for everforever!
19:25	ButAnd as for me, I know that my Redeemer livethlives, And at the last heHe will take His stand upon upon the earth:.
19:26	AndEven after my skin, even this body, is destroyed, ThenYet withoutfrom my flesh I shall I see God;
19:27	Whom I, evenmyself I, shall seebehold, onAnd whom my side, And mine eyes shall behold,see and not as a strangeranother. My heart isfaints consumed within me.
19:28	If yeyou say, How shall we will persecute him!? And thatWhat thepretext rootfor ofa thecase matteragainst ishim foundcan inwe me;find?
19:29	BeThen yebe afraid of the sword: for yourselves, For wrath bringethbrings the punishmentspunishment of the sword, ThatSo yethat you may know there is a judgment.
20:1	Then answered Zophar the Naamathite, and saidanswered,
20:2	Therefore do my disquieting thoughts givemake answerme to merespond, Even bybecause reason of my hasteinward that is in meagitation.
20:3	I havelistened heardto the reproof which puttethinsults me, to shame; And the spirit of my understanding answerethmakes me answer.
20:4	KnowestDo thouyou notknow this from of old time, SinceFrom manthe wasestablishment placedof uponman on earth,
20:5	That the triumphing of the wicked is short, And the joy of the godless but for a momentmomentary?
20:6	Though his heightloftiness mountreaches up to the heavens, And his head reachtouches unto the clouds;,
20:7	YetHe heperishes shallforever perish for ever like his ownrefuse; dung:Those Theywho that have seen him shallwill say, Where is he?
20:8	He shallflies fly away aslike a dream, and shallthey notcannot befind found:him; Yea,Even helike shall be chased away as a vision of the night he is chased away.
20:9	The eye which saw him shallsees see him no more;, NeitherAnd shall his place anyno morelonger beholdbeholds him.
20:10	His childrensons shall seek the favor of the poor, And his hands shall give back his wealth.
20:11	His bones are full of his youthyouthful vigor, But it shalllies lie down with him in the dust.
20:12	Though wickednessevil beis sweet in his mouth, ThoughAnd he hidehides it under his tongue,
20:13	Though he sparedesires it, and will not let it go, But keepholds it stillin within his mouth;,
20:14	Yet his food in his bowelsstomach is turned,changed ItTo is the gallvenom of aspscobras within him.
20:15	He hathswallows swallowed down riches, andBut hewill shall vomit them up again; God will castexpel them outfrom of his belly.
20:16	He shallsucks suck the poison of asps:cobras; The vipers tongue shallslays slay him.
20:17	He shalldoes not look uponat the riversstreams, The rivers flowing streamswith of honey and buttercurds.
20:18	ThatHe whichreturns hewhat labored for shall he restore,has andattained shallAnd notcannot swallow it down; AccordingAs to the substanceriches thatof hehis hath gottentrading, heHe shallcannot noteven rejoiceenjoy them.
20:19	For he hathhas oppressed and forsaken the poor; He hathhas violentlyseized taken away a house, andwhich he shallhas not build it upbuilt.
20:20	Because he knew no quietnessquiet within him, He shalldoes not saveretain aughtanything of that wherein he delightethdesires.
20:21	ThereNothing wasremains nothingfor lefthim thatto hedevour, devoured not; Therefore his prosperity shalldoes not endure.
20:22	In the fulness of his sufficiencyplenty he shallwill be incramped; straits: The hand of everyeveryone onewho thatsuffers iswill in misery shall come uponagainst him.
20:23	When he isfills about to fill his belly, God will castsend theHis fiercenessfierce ofanger hison wrath upon him, And will rain it uponon him while he is eating.
20:24	He shallmay flee from the iron weapon, AndBut the bronze bow ofwill brasspierce shall strike him through.
20:25	HeIt drawethis itdrawn forth, and itcomes cometh out of his body; Yeaback, Even the glittering point comethfrom out of his gall:. Terrors arecome upon him.,
20:26	AllComplete darkness is laidheld upin reserve for his treasures:, AAnd unfanned fire notwill blown by man shall devour him; It shallwill consume thatthe whichsurvivor is left in his tent.
20:27	The heavens shallwill reveal his iniquity, And the earth shallwill rise up against him.
20:28	The increase of his house shallwill depart; His goodspossessions shallwill flow away in the day of hisHis wrathanger.
20:29	This is the portionwicked ofmans aportion wicked man from God, AndEven the heritage appointeddecreed untoto him by God.
21:1	Then Job answered and said,
21:2	HearListen diligentlycarefully to my speech;, And let this be your consolationsway of consolation.
21:3	SufferBear with me, andthat I alsomay will speak; AndThen after that I have spoken, you may mock on.
21:5	MarkLook at me, and be astonished, And layput your hand uponover your mouth.
21:6	Even when I remember, I am troubleddisturbed, And horror takethtakes hold onof my flesh.
21:7	WhereforeWhy do the wicked still live, BecomeContinue oldon, yea,also waxbecome mightyvery in powerpowerful?
21:8	Their seeddescendants isare established with them in their sight, And their offspring before their eyes.,
21:9	Their houses are safe from fear, Neither is the rod of God uponon them.
21:10	TheirHis bullox gendereth,mates andwithout faileth notfail; TheirHis cow calveth,calves and castethdoes not her calfabort.
21:11	They send forth their little ones like athe flock, And their children danceskip about.
21:12	They sing to the timbrel and harp, And rejoice at the sound of the pipeflute.
21:13	They spend their days in prosperity, And insuddenly a moment they go down to Sheol.
21:14	And they say untoto God, Depart from us;! ForWe wedo not even desire not the knowledge of thyThy ways.
21:15	WhatWho is the Almighty, that we should serve him?Him, And what profitwould should we have,gain if we prayentreat unto himHim?
21:16	LoBehold, their prosperity is not in their hand:; The counsel of the wicked is far from me.
21:17	How oftoften is it that the lamp of the wicked is put out?, ThatOr does their calamity comethfall uponon them? ThatDoes God distributethapportion sorrowsdestruction in hisHis anger?
21:18	ThatAre they are as stubblestraw before the wind, And aslike chaff thatwhich the storm carriethcarries away?
21:19	YeYou say, God layethstores upaway hisa mans iniquity for his childrensons. Let himGod recompenserepay ithim untoso himself, that he may know it:.
21:20	Let his own eyes see his destructiondecay, And let him drink of the wrath of the Almighty.
21:21	For what carethdoes he care for his househousehold after him, When the number of his months is cut off?
21:22	ShallCan anyanyone teach God knowledge, SeeingIn hethat judgethHe judges those thaton are high?
21:23	One diethdies in his full strength, Being wholly at ease and quiet:satisfied;
21:24	His pailssides are fullfilled ofout milkwith fat, And the marrow of his bones is moistened.moist,
21:25	AndWhile another diethdies inwith bitternessa ofbitter soul, AndNever nevereven tastethtasting ofanything good.
21:26	TheyTogether they lie down alike in the dust, And theworms wormcover covereth them.
21:27	Behold, I know your thoughts, And the devicesplans wherewithby yewhich you would wrong me.
21:28	For yeyou say, Where is the house of the prince?nobleman, And where is the tent, whereinthe dwelling places of the wicked dwelt?
21:29	Have yeyou not asked wayfaring men?, And do yeyou not knowrecognize their evidences,witness?
21:30	ThatFor the evilwicked man is reserved tofor the day of calamity?; ThatThey theywill arebe led forth toat the day of wrath?fury.
21:31	Who shallwill declareconfront hishim waywith to his face?actions, And who shallwill repay him for what he hathhas done?
21:32	YetWhile shall he beis bornecarried to the grave, AndMen menwill shall keep watch over thehis tomb.
21:33	The clods of the valley shallwill begently sweetcover untohim; himMoreover, And all men shallwill drawfollow after him, AsWhile therecountless wereones innumerablego before him.
21:34	How then comfortwill yeyou mevainly incomfort vainme, SeeingFor in your answers thereremain remainethfull onlyof falsehood?
22:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidresponded,
22:2	Can a vigorous man be profitableof untouse to God?, SurelyOr hea thatwise isman wisebe isuseful profitableto unto himself.?
22:3	Is itthere any pleasure to the Almighty, thatif thouyou artare righteous?, Or isprofit itif gainyou tomake him,your that thou makest thy ways perfect?
22:4	Is it forbecause thyof fearyour ofreverence him that heHe reprovethreproves theeyou, That heHe enterethenters withinto theejudgment intoagainst judgmentyou?
22:5	Is not thyyour wickedness great?, NeitherAnd isyour thereiniquities anywithout end to thine iniquities.?
22:6	For thouyou hasthave taken pledges of thyyour brotherbrothers forwithout noughtcause, And stripped themen naked of their clothing.
22:7	ThouTo hastthe notweary givenyou waterhave togiven theno wearywater to drink, And thoufrom hastthe withholdenhungry breadyou fromhave thewithheld hungrybread.
22:8	But asthe forearth belongs to the mighty man, he had the earth; And the honorable man, hedwells dwelt in it.
22:9	ThouYou hasthave sent widows away empty, And the armsstrength of the fatherlessorphans havehas been brokencrushed.
22:10	Therefore snares aresurround round about theeyou, And sudden feardread troublethterrifies theeyou,
22:11	Or darkness, so that thouyou canstcannot not see, And an abundance of waterswater covercovers theeyou.
22:12	Is not God in the height of heaven? AndLook beholdalso at the heightdistant of the stars, how high they are!
22:13	And thouyou sayestsay, What dothdoes God know? Can heHe judge through the thick darkness?
22:14	ThickClouds clouds are a coveringhiding toplace himfor Him, so that heHe seethcannot notsee; And heHe walkethwalks on the vault of heaven.
22:15	WiltWill thouyou keep to the oldancient waypath Which wicked men have trodden?trod,
22:16	Who were snatched away before their time, Whose foundationfoundations waswere pouredwashed outaway asby a stream,river?
22:17	WhoThey said untoto God, Depart from us;! And, What can the Almighty do forto usthem?
22:18	Yet heHe filled their houses with good things:; But the counsel of the wicked is far from me.
22:19	The righteous see it, and are glad;, And the innocent laughmock them to scorn,
22:20	Saying, SurelyTruly theyour thatadversaries did rise up against us are cut off, And thetheir remnantabundance of them the fire hathhas consumed.
22:21	AcquaintYield now thyself with him, and be at peace: with Him; Thereby good shallwill come untoto theeyou.
22:22	Receive,Please Ireceive prayinstruction thee, the law from hisHis mouth, And layestablish upHis his words in thyyour heart.
22:23	If thouyou return to the Almighty, thouyou shaltwill be builtrestored; up, If thouyou putremove away unrighteousness far from thyyour tents.tent,
22:24	And layplace thouyour thygold treasure in the dust, And the gold of Ophir among the stones of the brooks;,
22:25	AndThen the Almighty will be thyyour treasure,gold And preciouschoice silver untoto theeyou.
22:26	For then shaltyou thouwill delight thyself in the Almighty, And shalt lift up thyyour face untoto God.
22:27	ThouYou shaltwill makepray thyto prayer unto himHim, and heHe will hear theeyou; And thouyou shaltwill pay thyyour vows.
22:28	ThouYou shaltwill also decree a thing, and it shallwill be established untofor theeyou; And light shallwill shine uponon thyyour ways.
22:29	When theyyou are cast thee down, thouyou shaltwill say,speak Therewith isconfidence lifting up; And the humble person heHe will save.
22:30	He will deliver evenone himwho that is not innocent: Yea, And he shallwill be delivered through the cleanness of thyyour hands.
23:1	Then Job answered and saidreplied,
23:2	Even totoday day is my complaint rebellious:is Myrebellion; strokeHis hand is heavierheavy thandespite my groaning.
23:3	Oh that I knew where I might find him!Him, That I might come even to hisHis seat!
23:4	I would setpresent my causecase in order before him,Him And fill my mouth with arguments.
23:5	I would knowlearn the words which heHe would answer me, And understandperceive what heHe would say untoto me.
23:6	Would heHe contend with me inby the greatness of hisHis power? Nay;No, butsurely heHe would givepay heedattention untoto me.
23:7	There the upright mightwould reason with himHim; SoAnd should I would be delivered forforever ever from my judgeJudge.
23:8	Behold, I go forward, but heHe is not there;, And backward, but I cannot perceive himHim;
23:9	OnWhen theHe leftacts hand,on whenthe he doth workleft, but I cannot behold himHim; He hidethturns himself on the right hand, that I cannot see himHim.
23:10	But heHe knowethknows the way that I take; When heHe hathhas tried me, I shall come forth as gold.
23:11	My foot hathhas held fast to hisHis stepspath; HisI way have I kept, His way and not turned not aside.
23:12	I have not gonedeparted back from the commandmentcommand of hisHis lips; I have treasured up the words of hisHis mouth more than my necessary food.
23:13	But heHe is inunique one mind, and who can turn himHim? And what hisHis soul desirethdesires, even that heHe doethdoes.
23:14	For heHe performethperforms thatwhat which is appointed for me:, And many such thingsdecrees are with himHim.
23:15	Therefore, am I terrifiedwould be dismayed at hisHis presence; When I consider, I am afraidterrified of himHim.
23:16	ForIt is God hathwho has made my heart faint, And the Almighty hathwho terrifiedhas dismayed me;,
23:17	BecauseBut I wasam not cutsilenced offby before the darkness, NeitherNor diddeep hegloom coverwhich thecovers thick darkness from my faceme.
24:1	Why are times not laidstored up by the Almighty?, And why do notthose theywho that know himHim not see hisHis days?
24:2	ThereSome are that remove the landmarks; They violentlyseize takeand awaydevour flocks, and feed them.
24:3	They drive away the assdonkeys of the fatherlessorphans; They take the widows ox for a pledge.
24:4	They turnpush the needy outaside offrom the way:road; The poor of the earthland allare made to hide themselves altogether.
24:5	Behold, as wild assesdonkeys in the desertwilderness They go forth to their work, seeking diligently for food; Thein wildernesstheir yieldethactivity, themAs bread for their children in the desert.
24:6	They cutharvest their provenderfodder in the field;, And they glean the vintagevineyard of the wicked.
24:7	They liespend allthe night naked, without clothing, And have no covering inagainst the cold.
24:8	They are wet with the showersmountain of the mountainsrains, And embracethey hug the rock for want of a shelter.
24:9	ThereOthers aresnatch that pluck the fatherlessorphan from the breast, And against the poor they take a pledge of the poor;.
24:10	SoThey thatcause theythe poor to go about naked without clothing, And beingthey hungrytake theyaway carrythe sheaves from the sheaveshungry.
24:11	TheyWithin make oil within the walls ofthey theseproduce menoil; They tread theirwine winepresses,presses andbut suffer thirst.
24:12	From out of the populous city men groan, And the soulsouls of the wounded criethcry out:; Yet God regardethdoes not thepay attention to folly.
24:13	TheseOthers arehave ofbeen themwith thatthose who rebel against the light; They knowdo not thewant to know its ways thereof, Nor abide in theits paths thereof.
24:14	The murderer risetharises withat the lightdawn; He killethkills the poor and the needy;, And inat the night he is as a thief.
24:15	TheAnd the eye also of the adulterer waitethwaits for the twilight, Saying, No eye shallwill see me:. And he disguisethdisguises his face.
24:16	In the dark they dig throughinto houses:, They shut themselves up inby the day time; They knowdo not know the light.
24:17	For the morning is tothe allsame ofto themhim as thick darkness;, For theyhe knowis familiar with the terrors of the thick darkness.
24:18	SwiftlyThey theyare passinsignificant awayon upon the facesurface of the waterswater; Their portion is cursed inon the earth:. They turndo not intoturn thetoward way of the vineyards.
24:19	Drought and heat consume the snow waters:, So dothdoes Sheol those thatwho have sinned.
24:20	TheA wombmother shallwill forget him; The worm shallfeeds feed sweetly ontill him;he Heis shallremembered be no more. remembered; And unrighteousnesswickedness shallwill be broken aslike a tree.
24:21	He devourethwrongs the barren that beareth notwoman, And doethdoes notno good tofor the widow.
24:22	YetBut GodHe preservethdrags off the mightyvaliant by hisHis power:; He risethrises, upbut thatno hathone nohas assurance of life.
24:23	GodHe givethprovides them towith be in security, and they restare thereonsupported; And hisHis eyes are uponon their ways.
24:24	They are exalted; yet a little while, andthen they are gone; YeaMoreover, they are brought low, theyand arelike takeneverything outgathered ofup; Even like the wayheads asof allgrain others,they And are cut off as the tops of the ears of grain.
24:25	AndNow if it beis not so now, who willcan prove me a liar, And make my speech nothing worthworthless?
25:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidanswered,
25:2	Dominion and fearawe arebelong withto him;Him HeWho makethestablishes peace in hisHis high placesheights.
25:3	Is there any number ofto hisHis armiestroops? And upon whom dothdoes notHis his light arisenot rise?
25:4	How then can a man be just with God? Or how can he be clean thatwho is born of a woman?
25:5	Behold,If even the moon hathhas no brightness, And the stars are not pure in hisHis sight:,
25:6	How much less man, that ismaggot, a worm! And the son of man, that is a worm!
26:1	Then Job answered and saidresponded,
26:2	HowWhat hasta thouhelp helpedyou himare thatto isthe without powerweak! How hastyou thouhave saved the arm thatwithout hath no strength!
26:3	HowWhat hastcounsel thouyou counselledhave himgiven thatto hathone nowithout wisdom,! AndWhat plentifullyhelpful declaredinsight soundyou knowledgehave abundantly provided!
26:4	To whom hasthave thouyou uttered words? And whose spirit camewas forthexpressed fromthrough theeyou?
26:5	TheyThe thatdeparted arespirits deceased tremble BeneathUnder the waters and thetheir inhabitants thereof.
26:6	SheolNaked is nakedSheol before God,Him And Abaddon hathhas no covering.
26:7	He stretchethstretches out the north over empty space, And hangethhangs the earth uponon nothing.
26:8	He bindethwraps up the waters in hisHis thick clouds; And the cloud isdoes not rentburst under them.
26:9	He inclosethobscures the face of histhe thronefull moon, And spreadethspreads hisHis cloud uponover it.
26:10	He hathhas describedinscribed a boundarycircle uponon the facesurface of the waters, UntoAt the confinesboundary of light and darkness.
26:11	The pillars of heaven tremble, And are astonishedamazed at hisHis rebuke.
26:12	He stirrethquieted up the sea with hisHis power, And by hisHis understanding heHe smitethshattered through Rahab.
26:13	By hisHis Spiritbreath the heavens are garnishedcleared; His hand hathhas pierced the swiftfleeing serpent.
26:14	LoBehold, these are but the outskirtsfringes of hisHis ways:; And how smallfaint a whisperword do we hear of himHim! But theHis mighty thunder, of his power who can understand?
27:1	AndThen Job againcontinued took up his parable,discourse and said,
27:2	As God livethlives, who hathhas taken away my right, And the Almighty, who hathhas vexedembittered my soul,
27:3	For myas long as life is yet whole in me, And the spiritbreath of God is in my nostrils;,
27:4	SurelyMy my lips shallcertainly will not speak unrighteousnessunjustly, NeitherNor shallwill my tongue uttermutter deceit.
27:5	Far be it from me that I should justifydeclare you: right; Till I die I will not put away minemy integrity from me.
27:6	My righteousness I hold fast, my righteousness and will not let it go:. My heart shalldoes not reproach meany soof longmy as I livedays.
27:7	LetMay minemy enemy be as the wicked, And letmy himopponent that riseth up against me be as the unrighteousunjust.
27:8	For what is the hope of the godless, thoughwhen he getis himcut gainoff, When God takethrequires away his soullife?
27:9	Will God hear his cry, When troubledistress comethcomes upon him?
27:10	Will he take delight himself in the Almighty, AndWill he call uponon God at all times?
27:11	I will teachinstruct you concerningin the handpower of God; ThatWhat which is with the Almighty I will I not conceal.
27:12	Behold, all yeof yourselvesyou have seen it; Why then aredo yeyou becomeact altogether vainfoolishly?
27:13	This is the portion of a wicked man withfrom God, And the heritageinheritance of oppressors, which theytyrants receive from the Almighty:.
27:14	IfThough his childrensons beare multipliedmany, itthey isare destined for the sword; And his offspringdescendants shallwill not be satisfied with bread.
27:15	ThoseHis thatsurvivors remainwill ofbe himburied shallbecause beof buriedthe in deathplague, And histheir widows shallwill makenot nobe lamentationable to weep.
27:16	Though he heappiles up silver aslike the dust, And prepareprepares raimentgarments as plentiful as the clay;
27:17	He may prepare it, but the just shallwill putwear it on, And the innocent shallwill divide the silver.
27:18	He buildethhas built his house aslike the mothspiders web, AndOr as a boothhut which the keeperwatchman makethhas made.
27:19	He liethlies down rich, but henever shall not be gathered to his fathersagain; He openethopens his eyes, and heit is notno more.
27:20	Terrors overtake him like watersa flood; A tempest stealethsteals him away in the night.
27:21	The east wind carriethcarries him away, and he departeth;is Andgone, For it sweepethwhirls him outaway offrom his place.
27:22	For Godit shallwill hurl at him, andwithout notsparing; spare: He wouldwill fainsurely try to flee outfrom ofits his handpower.
27:23	Men shallwill clap their hands at him, And shallwill hiss him outfrom of his place.
28:1	Surely there is a mine for silver, And a place forwhere gold which they refine gold.
28:2	Iron is taken outfrom of the earthdust, And from rock copper is molten out of the stonesmelted.
28:3	Man settethputs an end to darkness, And searcheth out, to the furthestfarthest bound,limit he searches out The stonesrock ofin obscuritygloom and ofdeep thick darknessshadow.
28:4	He breakethsinks open a shaft awayfar from wherehabitation, menForgotten sojourn;by They are forgotten of the foot; They hang afarand from men, they swing to and fro far from men.
28:5	AsThe for the earth, outfrom of it comethcomes bread;food, And underneath it is turned up as it were by fire.
28:6	TheIts stonesrocks thereof are the placesource of sapphires, And itits hath dust ofcontains gold.
28:7	ThatThe path no bird of prey knowethknows, NeitherNor hathhas the falcons eye seencaught sight of it:.
28:8	The proud beasts have not trodden it, Nor hathhas the fierce lion passed therebyover it.
28:9	He puttethputs forth his hand uponon the flinty rockflint; He overturnethoverturns the mountains byat the rootsbase.
28:10	He cuttethhews out channels amongthrough the rocks; And his eye seethsees everyanything precious thing.
28:11	He bindethdams up the streams thatfrom they trickle notflowing; And thewhat thing that is hidhidden bringeth he forthbrings out to the light.
28:12	But where shallcan wisdom be found? And where is the place of understanding?
28:13	Man knowethdoes not theknow priceits thereof;value, NeitherNor is it found in the land of the living.
28:14	The deep saithsays, It is not in me; And the sea saithsays, It is not with me.
28:15	ItPure gold cannot be gottengiven in exchange for goldit, NeitherNor shallcan silver be weighed foras theits price thereof.
28:16	It cannot be valued within the gold of Ophir, WithIn the precious onyx, or the sapphire.
28:17	Gold andor glass cannot equal it, NeitherNor shallcan it be exchanged for jewelsarticles of fine gold.
28:18	NoCoral mentionand shallcrystal beare madenot ofto coralbe ormentioned; ofAnd crystal: Yea, the priceacquisition of wisdom is above rubiesthat of pearls.
28:19	The topaz of Ethiopia shallcannot not equal it, NeitherNor shallcan it be valued within pure gold.
28:20	WhenceWhere then comethdoes wisdom come from? And where is the place of understanding?
28:21	SeeingThus it is hidhidden from the eyes of all living, And keptconcealed close from the birds of the heavenssky.
28:22	DestructionAbaddon and Death say, WeWith our ears we have heard a rumorreport thereofof with our earsit.
28:23	God understandethunderstands theits way; thereof, And heHe knowethknows theits place thereof.
28:24	For heHe lookethlooks to the ends of the earth, And seethsees everything under the whole heaven;heavens.
28:25	ToWhen makeHe aimparted weight forto the wind: Yea, heAnd metethmeted out the waters by measure.,
28:26	When heHe madeset a decreelimit for the rain, And a waycourse for the lightning of the thunder;thunderbolt,
28:27	Then didHe hesaw see it, and declaredeclared it; He established it, yea, and also searched it out.
28:28	And untoto man heHe said, Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; And to depart from evil is understanding.
29:1	And Job again took up his parable,discourse and said,
29:2	Oh that I were as in the months ofgone oldby, As in the days when God watched over me;
29:3	When hisHis lamp shinedshone uponover my head, And by hisHis light I walked through darkness;
29:4	As I was in the ripenessprime of my days, When the friendship of God was uponover my tent;
29:5	When the Almighty was yet with me, And my children were aboutaround me;
29:6	When my steps were washedbathed within butter, And the rock poured out for me out streams of oil!
29:7	When I went forthout to the gate untoof the city, When I preparedtook my seat in the street,square;
29:8	The young men saw me and hid themselves, And the agedold rosemen uparose and stood;.
29:9	The princes refrainedstopped from talking, And laidput their handhands on their mouthmouths;
29:10	The voice of the nobles was hushed, And their tongue cleavedstuck to the roof of their mouthpalate.
29:11	For when the ear heard me, then it blessedcalled me blessed; And when the eye saw me, it gave witness untoof me:,
29:12	Because I delivered the poor thatwho cried for help, TheAnd fatherlessthe also,orphan thatwho had noneno to help himhelper.
29:13	The blessing of himthe thatone was ready to perish came upon me;, And I causedmade the widows heart to sing for joy.
29:14	I put on righteousness, and it clothed me:; My justice was aslike a robe and a diademturban.
29:15	I was eyes to the blind, And feet was I to the lame.
29:16	I was a father to the needy:, And theI causeinvestigated ofthe himcase thatwhich I knewdid not I searched outknow.
29:17	And I brakebroke the jaws of the unrighteouswicked, And pluckedsnatched the prey outfrom of his teeth.
29:18	Then I saidthought, I shall die in my nest, And I shall multiply my days as the sand:.
29:19	My root is spread out to the waters, And the dew liethlies all night uponon my branch:.
29:20	My glory is freshever innew with me, And my bow is renewed in my hand.
29:21	UntoTo me menthey gavelistened ear, and waited, And kept silencesilent for my counsel.
29:22	After my words they spakedid not speak again;, And my speech distilleddropped uponon them.
29:23	And they waited for me as for the rain;, And they opened their mouth wide as for the latterspring rain.
29:24	I smiled on them, when they haddid nonot confidence;believe, And the light of my countenanceface they castdid not cast down.
29:25	I chose outa their way, for them and sat as chief, And dwelt as a king inamong the armytroops, As one thatwho comfortethcomforted the mourners.
30:1	ButBUT now theythose that are younger than I havemock me in derision, Whose fathers I disdained to setput with the dogs of my flock.
30:2	YeaIndeed, what good was the strength of their hands, wheretoto should it profit me? MenVigor inhad whomperished ripefrom age is perishedthem.
30:3	TheyFrom are gaunt with want and famine; Theythey are gaunt Who gnaw the dry ground, inby thenight gloomin ofwaste wasteness and desolation.,
30:4	TheyWho pluck saltmallow wort by the bushes;, And whose food is the rootsroot of the broom are their foodshrub.
30:5	They are driven forth from the midst of mencommunity; They cryshout afteragainst them as afteragainst a thief;,
30:6	So that they dwell in frightfuldreadful valleys, In holes of the earth and of the rocks.
30:7	Among the bushes they braycry out; Under the nettles they are gathered together.
30:8	TheyFools, areeven childrenthose ofwithout fools,a yeaname, children of base men; They were scourged outfrom of the land.
30:9	And now I amhave become their songtaunt, Yea, I amhave even become a byword untoto them.
30:10	They abhor me, theyand stand aloof from me, And sparethey do not torefrain spitfrom inspitting at my face.
30:11	ForBecause heHe hathhas loosed hisHis cord,bowstring and afflicted me;, AndThey they have cast off the bridle before me.
30:12	UponOn mythe right hand risetheir thebrood rabblearises; They thrust aside my feet, Andand theybuild cast up against me their ways of destruction.
30:13	They marbreak up my path, They setprofit forwardfrom my calamitydestruction, EvenNo menone thatrestrains have no helperthem.
30:14	As through a wide breach they come:, InAmid the midsttempest of the ruin they roll themselves upon meon.
30:15	Terrors are turned uponagainst me;, They chasepursue minemy honor as the wind;, And my welfareprosperity ishas passed away aslike a cloud.
30:16	And now my soul is poured out within me; Days of affliction have takenseized hold upon me.
30:17	InAt the night seasonit pierces my bones arewithin pierced in me, And themy gnawing pains that gnaw me take no rest.
30:18	By Godsa great force is my garment disfiguredis distorted; It bindethbinds me about as the collar of my coat.
30:19	He hathhas cast me into the mire, And I amhave become like dust and ashes.
30:20	I cry untoout theeto Thee for help, andbut thouThou dost not answer me:; I stand up, and thouThou gazestdost atturn Thy attention against me.
30:21	Thou arthast turnedbecome to be cruel to me; With the might of thyThy hand thouThou persecutestdost persecute me.
30:22	Thou liftestdost lift me up to the wind, thouand causestcause me to ride upon it; And thouThou dissolvestdost dissolve me in thea storm.
30:23	For I know that thouThou wilt bring me to death, And to the house appointedof meeting for all living.
30:24	HowbeitYet dothdoes not one stretchin outa theheap handof inruins stretch out his fall?hand, Or in his calamitydisaster therefore cry out for help?
30:25	DidHave I not Iwept weep for himthe thatone waswhose inlife troubleis hard? Was not my soul grieved for the needy?
30:26	When I lookedexpected for good, then evil came; AndWhen when I waited for light, therethen darkness came darkness.
30:27	MyI heartam isseething troubledwithin, and restethcannot notrelax; Days of affliction areconfront come upon me.
30:28	I go about mourning without thecomfort; sun: I stand up in the assembly, and cry out for help.
30:29	I amhave become a brother to jackals, And a companion toof ostriches.
30:30	My skin isturns black, andon falleth from me, And my bones areburn burned with heatfever.
30:31	Therefore is my harp is turned to mourning, And my pipeflute intoto the voicesound of themthose thatwho weep.
31:1	I Have made a covenant with minemy eyes; How then shouldcould I lookgaze uponat a virgin?
31:2	ForAnd what is the portion fromof God from above, AndOr the heritage fromof the Almighty from on high?
31:3	Is it not calamity to the unrighteousunjust, And disaster to thethose workerswho ofwork iniquity?
31:4	DothDoes He not he see my ways, And number all my steps?
31:5	If I have walked with falsehood, And my foot hathhas hastedhastened toafter deceit,
31:6	Let meHim beweigh weighedme inwith anaccurate even balancescales, ThatAnd let God may know minemy integrity;.
31:7	If my step hathhas turned outfrom of the way, AndOr my heart walkedfollowed aftermy mine eyes, AndOr if any spot hathhas cleavedstuck to my hands:,
31:8	ThenLet let me sow, and let another eat; Yea, And let the produce of my fieldcrops be rooted outuprooted.
31:9	If my heart hathhas been enticed untoby a woman, AndOr I have laidlurked wait at my neighbors door;doorway,
31:10	ThenMay let my wife grind untofor another, And let others bowkneel down uponover her.
31:11	For that werewould be a heinouslustful crime; YeaMoreover, it werewould be an iniquity topunishable be punished by the judges:.
31:12	For it iswould abe fire that consumethconsumes untoto DestructionAbaddon, And would rootuproot out all minemy increase.
31:13	If I have despised the causeclaim of my manmale servant or offemale myslaves maid servant, When they contendedfiled witha complaint against me;,
31:14	What then shallcould I do when God risetharises, up? And when heHe visitethcalls me to account, what shallwill I answer himHim?
31:15	Did not heHe thatwho made me in the womb make him?, And didthe notsame one fashion us in the womb?
31:16	If I have withheldkept the poor from their desire, Or have caused the eyes of the widow to fail,
31:17	Or have eaten my morsel alone, And the fatherlessorphan hathhas not eatenshared thereofit
31:18	Nay,But from my youth he grew up with me as with a father, And herfrom haveinfancy I guided from my mothers womb;her,
31:19	If I have seen anyanyone perish for wantlack of clothing, Or that the needy had no covering;,
31:20	If his loins have not blessedthanked me, And if he hathhas not been warmed with the fleece of my sheep;,
31:21	If I have lifted up my hand against the fatherlessorphan, Because I saw myI helphad support in the gate:,
31:22	ThenLet let my shoulder fall from the shoulder bladesocket, And minemy arm be broken fromoff at the boneelbow.
31:23	For calamity from God is a terror to me, And bybecause reason of hisHis majesty I can do nothing.
31:24	If I have madeput gold my hopeconfidence in gold, And havecalled said to the fine gold, Thou art my confidence;trust,
31:25	If I have rejoicedgloated because my wealth was great, And because my hand had gottensecured so much;
31:26	If I have beheldlooked at the sun when it shinedshone, Or the moon walkinggoing in brightnesssplendor,
31:27	And my heart hathbecame been secretly enticed, And my mouthhand haththrew kisseda kiss from my hand:mouth,
31:28	ThisThat alsotoo werewould have been an iniquity tocalling befor punishedjudgment, by the judges; For I shouldwould have denied the God that is above.
31:29	IfHave I have rejoiced at the destructionextinction of himmy that hated meenemy, Or liftedexulted up myself when evil foundbefell him?
31:30	YeaNo, I have not sufferedallowed my mouth to sin By asking for his life within a curse;.
31:31	IfHave the men of my tent have not said, Who can find one thatwho hathhas not been filledsatisfied with his meat ?
31:32	The sojourneralien hathhas not lodged inoutside, theFor street; But I have opened my doors to the traveller;traveler.
31:33	IfHave like Adam I have covered my transgressions like Adam, By hiding minemy iniquity in my bosom,
31:34	Because I feared the great multitude, And the contempt of families terrified me, SoAnd that I kept silence,silent and wentdid not go out of the door—doors?
31:35	Oh that I had one to hear me! LoBehold, here is my signature,; letLet the Almighty answer me! And that I had the indictment which minemy adversary hathhas written!,
31:36	Surely I would carry it uponon my shoulder; I would bind it untoto memyself aslike a crown:.
31:37	I would declare untoto himHim the number of my steps; AsLike a prince would I gowould nearapproach unto himHim.
31:38	If my land criethcries out against me, And theits furrows thereof weep together;
31:39	If I have eaten theits fruitsfruit thereof without money, Or have caused theits owners thereof to lose their life:lives,
31:40	Let thistlesbriars grow instead of wheat, And cocklestinkweed instead of barley. The words of Job are ended.
32:1	SoThen these three men ceased toanswering answer Job, because he was righteous in his own eyes.
32:2	ThenBut was kindled the wrathanger of Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite, of the family of Ram: burned; against Job was his wrathanger kindledburned, because he justified himself ratherbefore than God.
32:3	AlsoAnd against his threeanger friendsburned wasagainst his wraththree kindled,friends because they had found no answer, and yet had condemned Job.
32:4	Now Elihu had waited to speak untoto Job, because they were elderyears older than he.
32:5	And when Elihu saw that there was no answer in the mouth of thesethe three men, his wrathanger was kindledburned.
32:6	AndSo Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite answeredspoke out and said, I am young, in years and yeyou are very old; WhereforeTherefore I heldwas back,shy and durstafraid notto showtell you minewhat opinionI think.
32:7	I said,thought Daysage should speak, And multitudeincreased of years should teach wisdom.
32:8	But thereit is a spirit in man, And the breath of the Almighty givethgives them understanding.
32:9	ItThe isabundant notin theyears greatmay thatnot arebe wise, Nor themay agedelders that understand justice.
32:10	ThereforeSo I saidsay, HearkenListen to me;, I alsotoo will showtell minewhat opinionI think.
32:11	Behold, I waited for your words, I listened forto your reasonings, WhilstWhile yeyou searchedpondered out what to say.
32:12	Yea, I attendedeven untopaid close attention to you, AndIndeed, behold, there was noneno thatone convincedwho refuted Job, OrNot thatone of you who answered his words, among you.
32:13	BewareDo lestnot ye say, We have found wisdom; God maywill vanquishrout him, not man:.
32:14	For he hathhas not directedarranged his words against me; NeitherNor will I answerreply to him with your speechesarguments.
32:15	They are amazeddismayed, they answer no more:; TheyWords have notfailed a word to saythem.
32:16	And shall I wait, because they speakdo not speak, Because they standstop still, and answer no more?
32:17	I alsotoo will answer my partshare, I also will showtell minemy opinion.
32:18	For I am full of words; The spirit within me constrainethconstrains me.
32:19	Behold, my breastbelly is aslike unvented wine, which hath no vent; Like new winewineskins skins it is readyabout to burst.
32:20	ILet willme speak, that I may beget refreshedrelief; ILet willme open my lips and answer.
32:21	Let me not,now Ibe praypartial you,to respectno any mans personone; NeitherNor willflatter I give flattering titles unto any man.
32:22	For I knowdo not toknow givehow flatteringto titles;flatter, Else would my Maker would soon take me away.
33:1	HowbeitHowever now, Job, Iplease pray thee, hear my speech, And hearkenlisten to all my words.
33:2	Behold now, I haveopen opened my mouth;, My tongue hath spoken in my mouth speaks.
33:3	My words shallare utterfrom the uprightness of my heart; And that which my lips knowspeak theyknowledge shall speak sincerely.
33:4	The Spirit of God hathhas made me, And the breath of the Almighty givethgives me life.
33:5	IfRefute thoume canst,if answeryou thou mecan; SetArray thyyourselves words in order before me, take your stand forth.
33:6	Behold, I ambelong towardto God evenlike asyou; thouI art:too Ihave alsobeen am formed out of the clay.
33:7	Behold, myno terrorfear shallof notme makeshould theeterrify afraidyou, NeitherNor shallshould my pressure beweigh heavyheavily uponon theeyou.
33:8	Surely thouyou hasthave spoken in my hearing, And I have heard the voicesound of thyyour words, saying,:
33:9	I am cleanpure, without transgression; I am innocent, neitherand there is thereno iniquityguilt in me:.
33:10	Behold, heHe findethinvents occasionspretexts against me,; He countethcounts me foras hisHis enemy;.
33:11	He puttethputs my feet in the stocks,; He markethwatches all my paths.
33:12	Behold, Ilet willme answertell theeyou, inyou thisare thounot artright notin just;this, For God is greater than man.
33:13	Why dostdo thouyou strivecomplain against himHim, ForThat thatHe hedoes giveth not give an account of anyall ofHis his mattersdoings?
33:14	ForIndeed God speakethspeaks once, YeaOr twice, thoughyet manno regardethone notices it not.
33:15	In a dream, in a vision of the night, When deepsound sleep fallethfalls uponon men, InWhile slumberingsthey uponslumber thein bed;their beds,
33:16	Then heHe openethopens the ears of men, And sealethseals their instruction,
33:17	That heHe may withdrawturn man aside from his purposeconduct, And hidekeep prideman from manpride;
33:18	He keepethkeeps back his soul from the pit, And his life from perishingpassing byover theinto swordSheol.
33:19	HeMan is also chastened also with pain uponon his bed, And with continualunceasing strifecomplaint in his bones;
33:20	So that his life abhorrethloathes bread, And his soul daintyfavorite food.
33:21	His flesh iswastes consumed away, thatfrom itsight, cannot be seen; And his bones thatwhich were not seen stick out.
33:22	Yea,Then his soul drawethdraws near untoto the pit, And his life to thethose destroyerswho bring death.
33:23	If there beis with him an angel, Anas interpretermediator for him, oneOne amongout of a thousand, To showremind untoa man what is right for him;,
33:24	Then Godlet ishim be gracious untoto him, and saithsay, Deliver him from going down to the pit, I have found a ransom.;
33:25	HisLet his flesh shallbecome be fresher than ain childs;youth, HeLet returnethhim return to the days of his youth.youthful vigor;
33:26	HeThen prayethhe untowill pray to God, and heHe iswill favorableaccept unto him, SoThat that he seethmay hissee His face with joy:, And heHe restorethmay untorestore manHis hisrighteousness righteousnessto man.
33:27	He singethwill beforesing to men, and saithsay, I have sinned, and perverted thatwhat whichis was right, And it profitedis not proper for me not:.
33:28	He hathhas redeemed my soul from going intoto the pit, And my life shall beholdsee the light.
33:29	LoBehold, all these things doth God work,does Twice,all yeathese thrice,oftentimes with a manmen,
33:30	To bring back his soul from the pit, That he may be enlightened with the light of the livinglife.
33:31	MarkPay wellattention, O Job, hearkenlisten untoto me:; HoldKeep thysilent peace, and Ilet willme speak.
33:32	IfThen thouif hastyou have anything to say, answer me:; Speak, for I desire to justify theeyou.
33:33	If not, hearkenlisten thouto unto me:; HoldKeep thy peacesilent, and I will teach theeyou wisdom.
34:1	MoreoverThen Elihu answeredcontinued and said,
34:2	Hear my words, yeyou wise men;, And givelisten earto unto me, yeyou thatwho have knowledgeknow.
34:3	For the ear triethtests words, As the palate tastethtastes food.
34:4	Let us choose for usourselves thatwhat which is right:; Let us know among ourselves what is good.
34:5	For Job hathhas said, I am righteous, AndBut God hathhas taken away my right:;
34:6	NotwithstandingShould my right I amlie accountedconcerning amy liar;right? My wound is incurable, though I am without transgression.
34:7	What man is like Job, Who drinkethdrinks up scoffingderision like water,
34:8	Who goethgoes in company with the workers of iniquity, And walkethwalks with wicked men?
34:9	For he hathhas said, It profitethprofits a man nothing ThatWhen he shouldis delightpleased himself with God.
34:10	Therefore, hearkenlisten untoto me, yeyou men of understanding:. Far be it from God, thatto he should do wickedness, And from the Almighty, thatto hedo should commit iniquitywrong.
34:11	For theHe workpays of a man willaccording heto renderhis unto himwork, And causemakes everyhim manfind toit find according to his waysway.
34:12	YeaSurely, of a surety, God will not doact wickedly, NeitherAnd will the Almighty will not pervert justice.
34:13	Who gave himHim aauthority charge over the earth? OrAnd who hathhas disposedlaid on Him the whole world?
34:14	If heHe setshould hisdetermine heartto upondo himselfso, If heHe should gather untoto himselfHimself hisHis spirit and hisHis breath;,
34:15	All flesh shallwould perish together, And man shallwould turnreturn againto unto dust.
34:16	IfBut nowif thouyou hasthave understanding, hear this:; HearkenListen to the voicesound of my words.
34:17	Shall even one thatwho hatethhates justice governrule? And wiltwill thouyou condemn hima that is righteous andmighty mighty?—one,
34:18	HimWho thatsays saith to a king, ThouWorthless art vileone, OrTo to nobles, YeWicked are wickedones;
34:19	ThatWho respectethshows notno thepartiality personsto of princes, Nor regardethregards the rich moreabove than the poor;, For they all are the work of hisHis hands.?
34:20	In a moment they die, evenand at midnight; ThePeople people are shaken and pass away, And the mighty are taken away without a hand.
34:21	For hisHis eyes are upon the ways of a man, And heHe seethsees all his goingssteps.
34:22	There is no darkness, noror thickdeep gloom,shadow Where the workers of iniquity may hide themselves.
34:23	For heHe needethdoes not furtherneed to consider a man further, That he should go before God in judgment.
34:24	He breakethbreaks in pieces mighty men inwithout ways past finding outinquiry, And settethsets others in their steadplace.
34:25	Therefore heHe takethknows knowledge of their works;, And heHe overturnethoverthrows them in the night, soAnd that they are destroyedcrushed.
34:26	He strikethstrikes them aslike the wicked men In thea openpublic sight of others;place,
34:27	Because they turned aside from following himHim, And wouldhad notno have regard infor any of hisHis ways:;
34:28	So that they caused the cry of the poor to come untoto himHim, And hethat heardHe might hear the cry of the afflicted.
34:29	When heHe givethkeeps quietnessquiet, who then can condemn? And when heHe hidethhides hisHis face, who then can behold him?Him, AlikeThat whetheris, itin beregard doneto untoboth a nation, orand unto a man:?
34:30	ThatSo thethat godless manmen reignshould not rule, ThatNor there be nonesnares toof ensnare the people.
34:31	For hathhas anyanyone said untoto God, I have borne chastisement,; I will not offend any more:anymore;
34:32	ThatTeach whichThou me what I seedo not teachsee; thou me: If I have done iniquity, I will do it no more ?
34:33	Shall hisHe recompense beon asyour thou wiltterms, thatbecause thouyou refusesthave rejected it? For thouyou must choose, and not I:; Therefore speakdeclare what thouyou knowestknow.
34:34	Men of understanding will say untoto me, Yea,And everya wise man thatwho hearethhears me:,
34:35	Job speakethspeaks without knowledge, And his words are without wisdom.
34:36	WouldJob thatought Jobto werebe tried untoto the endlimit, Because ofhe hisanswers answering like wicked men.
34:37	For he addethadds rebellion untoto his sin; He clappethclaps his hands among us, And multipliethmultiplies his words against God.
35:1	MoreoverThen Elihu answeredcontinued and said,
35:2	ThinkestDo thouyou think this tois beaccording thyto right,justice? OrDo sayestyou thousay, My righteousness is more than Gods, ?
35:3	ThatFor thouyou sayestsay, What advantage will it be untoto theeYou? And, What profit shall I have, more than if I had sinned?
35:4	I will answer theeyou, And thyyour companionsfriends with theeyou.
35:5	Look untoat the heavens, and see; And behold the skies,clouds whichthey are higher than thouyou.
35:6	If thouyou hasthave sinned, what effectestdo thouyou accomplish against himHim? And if thyyour transgressions beare multipliedmany, what doestdo thouyou untodo himto Him?
35:7	If thouyou beare righteous, what givestdo thouyou himgive to Him? Or what receivethdoes heHe ofreceive thyfrom your hand?
35:8	ThyYour wickedness mayis hurtfor a man aslike thouyourself, art; And thyyour righteousness mayis profitfor a son of man.
35:9	ByBecause reason of the multitude of oppressions they cry out; They cry for help bybecause reason of the arm of the mighty.
35:10	But noneno saithone says, Where is God my Maker, Who givethgives songs in the night,
35:11	Who teachethteaches us more than the beasts of the earth, And makethmakes us wiser than the birds of the heavens?
35:12	There they cry out, but noneHe givethdoes not answer, Because of the pride of evil men.
35:13	Surely God will not hearlisten to an empty cry, NeitherNor will the Almighty regard it.
35:14	How much less when thouyou sayestsay thouyou beholdestdo himnot notbehold Him, The causecase is before himHim, and thouyou waitestmust wait for himHim!
35:15	ButAnd now, because heHe hathhas not visited in hisHis anger, NeitherNor dothhas heHe greatlyacknowledged regardtransgression arrogance;well,
35:16	ThereforeSo doth Job openopens his mouth in vanityemptily; He multipliethmultiplies words without knowledge.
36:1	Then Elihu alsocontinued proceeded, and said,
36:2	SufferWait for me a little, and I will show thee;you ForThat Ithere haveis yet somewhatmore to saybe onsaid in Gods behalf.
36:3	I will fetch my knowledge from afar, And I will ascribe righteousness to my Maker.
36:4	For truly my words are not false:; One thatwho is perfect in knowledge is with theeyou.
36:5	Behold, God is mighty, andbut despisethdoes not despise any:; He is mighty in strength of understanding.
36:6	He preservethdoes not thekeep life of the wicked alive, But givethgives justice to the afflicted their right.
36:7	He withdrawethdoes not hiswithdraw His eyes from the righteous:; But with kings uponon the throne He settethhas seated them for everforever, and they are exalted.
36:8	And if they beare bound in fetters, And beare takencaught in the cords of affliction;,
36:9	Then heHe showethdeclares to them their work, And their transgressions, that they have behavedmagnified themselves proudly.
36:10	And He openethopens also their ear to instruction, And commandethcommands that they return from iniquityevil.
36:11	If they hearkenhear and serve himHim, They shall spendend their days in prosperity, And their years in pleasures.
36:12	But if they hearkendo not hear, they shall perish by the sword, And they shall die without knowledge.
36:13	But theythe that are godless in heart lay up anger:; They crydo not cry for help when heHe bindethbinds them.
36:14	They die in youth, And their life perishethperishes among the uncleancult prostitutes.
36:15	He deliverethdelivers the afflicted byin their affliction, And openethopens their ear in time of oppression.
36:16	YeaThen indeed, heHe wouldenticed haveyou alluredfrom theethe outmouth of distress, IntoInstead of it, a broad place, wherewith there is no straitnessconstraint; And that which iswas set on thyyour table wouldwas be full of fatness.
36:17	But thouyou artwere full of the judgment ofon the wicked:; Judgment and justice take hold onof theeyou.
36:18	ForBeware letlest not wrath stirentice theeyou upto against chastisementsscoffing; NeitherAnd do not let the greatness of the ransom turn theeyou aside.
36:19	Will thyyour cryriches avail,keep thatyou thoufrom be not in distress, Or all the forces of thyyour strength?
36:20	DesireDo not long for the night, When peoplespeople arevanish cut off in their place.
36:21	TakeBe heedcareful, regarddo not iniquity:turn to evil; For thisyou hasthave thoupreferred chosenthis ratherto than affliction.
36:22	Behold, God doethis loftilyexalted in hisHis power:; Who is a teacher like unto himHim?
36:23	Who hathhas enjoinedappointed himHim hisHis way?, OrAnd who canhas saysaid, Thou hast wroughtdone unrighteousnesswrong ?
36:24	Remember that thouyou magnifyshould hisexalt His work, WhereofOf which men have sung.
36:25	All men have lookedseen thereonit; Man beholdethbeholds itfrom afar off.
36:26	Behold, God is greatexalted, and we do not know him notHim; The number of hisHis years is unsearchable.
36:27	For heHe drawethdraws up the drops of water, WhichThey distildistill in rain from histhe vapormist,
36:28	Which the skiesclouds pour down, AndThey dropdrip upon man abundantly.
36:29	Yea,Can cananyone any understand the spreadingsspreading of the clouds, The thunderingsthundering of hisHis pavilion?
36:30	Behold, heHe spreadethspreads hisHis lightlightning aroundabout him;Him, And heHe coverethcovers the bottomdepths of the sea.
36:31	For by these heHe judgethjudges the peoples; He givethgives food in abundance.
36:32	He coverethcovers hisHis hands with the lightning, And givethcommands it ato charge that it strike the mark.
36:33	TheIts noise thereofdeclares tellethHis concerningpresence; him, The cattle also, concerning thewhat stormis thatcoming cometh up.
37:1	Yea,At at this also my heart tremblethtrembles, And isleaps movedfrom out of its place.
37:2	Hear,Listen oh,closely hearto the noisethunder of hisHis voice, And the soundrumbling that goethgoes out offrom hisHis mouth.
37:3	HeUnder sendeththe itwhole forthheaven underHe thelets wholeit heavenloose, And hisHis lightning untoto the ends of the earth.
37:4	After it, a voice roarethroars; He thundereththunders with theHis majestic voice of his majesty; And heHe restrainethdoes not restrain the lightnings when hisHis voice is heard.
37:5	God thundereththunders marvellously with hisHis voice; Greatwondrously, thingsDoing doethgreat he,things which we cannot comprehend.
37:6	For he saith to the snow He says, Fall thou on the earth;, LikewiseAnd to the showerdownpour ofand the rain, AndBe to the showers of his mighty rainstrong.
37:7	He sealethseals up the hand of every man, That all men whom he hath made may know itHis work.
37:8	Then the beastsbeast gogoes into covertsits lair, And remainremains in theirits densden.
37:9	Out of the chamber of the south comethcomes the storm, And cold out of the north the cold.
37:10	ByFrom the breath of God ice is given;made, And the breadthexpanse of the waters is straitenedfrozen.
37:11	Yea,Also hewith ladethmoisture He loads the thick cloud with moisture; He spreadethdisperses abroad the cloud of hisHis lightning:.
37:12	And it ischanges turneddirection, roundturning aboutaround by hisHis guidance, That theyit may do whatsoeverwhatever heHe commandethcommands themit UponOn the face of the habitableinhabited world,earth.
37:13	Whether it be for correction, or for hisHis landworld, Or for lovingkindness, thatHe hecauses cause it to comehappen.
37:14	HearkenListen untoto this, O Job:, Stand still, and consider the wondrouswonders works of God.
37:15	DostDo thouyou know how God layethestablishes his charge upon them, And causethmakes the lightning of hisHis cloud to shine?
37:16	DostDo thouyou know about the balancingslayers of the thick clouds, The wondrouswonders works of himone who is perfect in knowledge?,
37:17	HowYou thywhose garments are warmhot, When the earthland is still bybecause reason of the south wind?
37:18	CanstCan thouyou, with himHim, spread out the skyskies, WhichStrong is strong as a molten mirror?
37:19	Teach us what we shall say untoto himHim; ForWe we cannot setarrange our speechcase inbecause order by reason of darkness.
37:20	Shall it be told himHim that I would speak? Or should a man wishsay that he werewould be swallowed up?
37:21	And now men seedo not see the light which is bright in the skies; But the wind passeth,has passed and clearethcleared them.
37:22	Out of the north comethcomes golden splendor:; Around God hathis uponawesome him terrible majesty.
37:23	TouchingThe the Almighty, we cannot find himHim; out: He is excellentexalted in power; And inHe justicewill andnot plenteousdo righteousnessviolence heto willjustice notand afflictabundant righteousness.
37:24	MenTherefore domen therefore fear him:Him; He regardethdoes not regard any thatwho are wise of heart.
38:1	Then Jehovahthe Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said,
38:2	Who is this that darkenethdarkens counsel By words without knowledge?
38:3	GirdNow gird up nowyour thy loins like a man;, ForAnd I will demandask of theeyou, and declareyou thouinstruct unto me.Me!
38:4	Where wastwere thouyou when I laid the foundationsfoundation of the earth? DeclareTell Me, if thouyou hasthave understanding.,
38:5	Who determinedset theits measures thereofmeasurements, ifsince thouyou knowestknow? Or who stretched the line uponon it?
38:6	WhereuponOn what were theits foundationsbases thereof fastenedsunk? Or who laid theits corner stone thereofcornerstone,
38:8	Or who shutenclosed up the sea with doors, When, itbursting brake forth, as if it hadwent issued out offrom the womb;
38:9	When I made cloudsa thecloud its garment thereof, And thick darkness aits swaddling band for it,
38:10	And markedI outplaced forboundaries on it my bound, And I set barsa bolt and doors,
38:11	And I said, HithertoThus shaltfar thouyou shall come, but no furtherfarther; And here shall thyyour proud waves bestop stayed?
38:12	HastHave thouyou commandedever thein morningyour sincelife thycommanded daysthe beganmorning, And caused the dayspringdawn to know its place;
38:14	It is changed aslike clay under the seal; And allthey things stand forth aslike a garment:.
38:15	And from the wicked their light is withholdenwithheld, And the highuplifted arm is broken.
38:16	HastHave thouyou entered into the springs of the sea? Or hasthave thouyou walked in the recesses of the deep?
38:17	Have the gates of death been revealed untoto theeyou? Or hasthave thouyou seen the gates of thedeep shadow of deathdarkness?
38:18	HastHave thouyou comprehendedunderstood the earthexpanse inof itsthe breadthearth? DeclareTell Me, if thouyou knowestknow itall allthis.
38:19	Where is the way to the dwelling of light? And as for darkness, where is theits place thereof,
38:20	That thouyou shouldestmay take it to theits bound thereofterritory, And that thouyou shouldestmay discern the paths to theits house thereofhome?
38:21	Doubtless,You thou knowestknow, for thouyou wastwere born then born, And the number of thyyour days is great!
38:22	HastHave thouyou entered the treasuriesstorehouses of the snow, Or hasthave thouyou seen the treasuresstorehouses of the hail,
38:23	Which I have reserved againstfor the time of troubledistress, AgainstFor the day of battlewar and warbattle?
38:24	ByWhere whatis the way isthat the light partedis divided, Or the east wind scattered uponon the earth?
38:25	Who hathhas cleft a channel for the waterfloodflood, Or thea way for the lightning of the thunderthunderbolt;
38:26	To causebring it to rain on a land wherewithout nopeople, man is; On thea wilderness,desert whereinwithout therea isman noin man;it,
38:27	To satisfy the waste and desolate groundland, And to causemake the tenderseeds of grass to spring forthsprout?
38:28	HathHas the rain a father? Or who hathhas begotten the drops of dew?
38:29	OutFrom of whose womb camehas come the ice? And the hoary frost of heaven, who hathhas genderedgiven it birth?
38:30	TheWater watersbecomes hidehard themselves and become like stone, And the facesurface of the deep is frozenimprisoned.
38:31	CanstCan thouyou bind the clusterchains of the Pleiades, Or loose the bandscords of Orion?
38:32	CanstCan thouyou lead forth thea Mazzarothconstellation in theirits season?, OrAnd canst thou guide the Bear with her trainsatellites?
38:33	KnowestDo thouyou know the ordinances of the heavens?, CanstOr thoufix establishtheir therule dominionover thereof in the earth?
38:34	CanstCan thouyou lift up thyyour voice to the clouds, ThatSo that an abundance of waterswater may cover theeyou?
38:35	CanstCan thouyou send forth lightnings, that they may go, And say untoto theeyou, Here we are?
38:36	Who hathhas put wisdom in the inwardinnermost parts?being, Or whohas hath given understanding to the mind?
38:37	Who can numbercount the clouds by wisdom?, Or whotip canthe pourwater outjars of the bottles of heavenheavens,
38:38	When the dust runnethhardens into a mass, And the clods cleavestick fast together?
38:39	CanstCan thouyou hunt the prey for the lionesslion, Or satisfy the appetite of the young lions,
38:40	When they couchcrouch in their dens, And abidelie in thewait covertin totheir lie in waitlair?
38:41	Who providethprepares for the raven hisits preynourishment, When hisits young ones cry untoto God, And wander forabout lackwithout of food?
39:1	KnowestDo thouyou know the time when the wildmountain goats ofgive thebirth? rockDo bringyou forth?observe Orthe canstcalving thouof mark when the hinds do calvedeer?
39:2	CanstCan thouyou numbercount the months that they fulfil?fulfill, Or knowestdo thouyou know the time when they bringgive forthbirth?
39:3	They bowkneel themselvesdown, they bring forth their young, They castget outrid of their labor pains.
39:4	Their youngoffspring ones become strong, they grow up in the open field; They goleave forth, and returndo not againreturn to them.
39:5	Who hath sent out the wild assdonkey free? OrAnd who hath loosed the bonds of the swift assdonkey,
39:6	WhoseTo homewhom I havegave made the wilderness for a home, And the salt land for his dwelling place?
39:7	He scornethscorns the tumult of the city, NeitherThe hearethshoutings heof the shoutingsdriver ofhe thedoes drivernot hear.
39:8	TheHe rangeexplores of the mountains isfor his pasture, And he searchethsearches after every green thing.
39:9	Will the wild ox beconsent content to serve theeyou? Or will he abidespend bythe thynight cribat your manger?
39:10	CanstCan thouyou bind the wild ox within hisa bandfurrow inwith the furrowropes? Or will he harrow the valleys after theeyou?
39:11	WiltWill thouyou trust him, because his strength is great? OrAnd wiltleave thouyour leavelabor to him thy labor?
39:12	WiltWill thouyou confidehave faith in him, that he will bringreturn homeyour thy seedgrain, And gather theit grainfrom ofyour thy threshing floor?
39:13	The ostriches wings offlap thejoyously ostrichWith wave proudly; But are they the pinionspinion and plumage of love?,
39:14	For she leavethabandons her eggs onto the earth, And warmethwarms them in the dust,
39:15	And forgettethshe forgets that thea foot may crush them, Or that thea wild beast may trample them.
39:16	She dealethtreats hardly with her young onescruelly, as if they were not hers:; Though her labor be in vain, she is without fearunconcerned;
39:17	Because God hathhas deprivedmade her offorget wisdom, NeitherAnd hathhas henot impartedgiven to her a share of understanding.
39:18	WhatWhen time she liftethlifts up herself on high, She scornethlaughs at the horse and his rider.
39:19	HastDo thouyou givengive the horse his might? HastDo thouyou clothedclothe his neck with thea quivering mane?
39:20	HastDo thouyou mademake him to leap aslike athe locust? TheHis glorymajestic of his snorting is terrible.
39:21	He pawethpaws in the valley, and rejoicethrejoices in his strength:; He goethgoes out to meet the armed menweapons.
39:22	He mockethlaughs at fear, and is not dismayed; NeitherAnd turneth he does not turn back from the sword.
39:23	The quiver rattlethrattles against him, The flashing spear and the javelin.
39:24	HeWith swallowethshaking theand groundrage withhe fiercenessraces andover ragethe ground; NeitherAnd believeth he thatdoes itnot isstand still at the voice of the trumpet.
39:25	As oftoften as the trumpet soundethsounds he saithsays, Aha! And he smellethscents the battle from afar off, TheAnd thunder of the captains, and the shoutingwar cry.
39:26	Is it by thyyour wisdomunderstanding that the hawk soarethsoars, AndStretching stretchethhis her wings toward the south?
39:27	Is it at thyyour command that the eagle mountethmounts up, And makethmakes herhis nest on high?
39:28	On the cliff shehe dwelleth,dwells and maketh her homelodges, Upon the pointrocky of the cliffcrag, andan theinaccessible strongholdplace.
39:29	From thencethere shehe spiethspies out the preyfood; HerHis eyes beholdsee it from afar off.
39:30	HerHis young ones also suck up blood:; And where the slain are, there is shehe.
40:1	MoreoverThen Jehovahthe answeredLord Job,said andto saidJob,
40:2	ShallWill hethe thatfaultfinder cavilleth contend with the Almighty? HeLet thathim arguethwho withreproves God, let him answer it.
40:3	Then Job answered Jehovah,the Lord and said,
40:4	Behold, I am of small accountinsignificant; what shallcan I answerreply theeto Thee? I lay my hand uponon my mouth.
40:5	Once I have I spoken, and I will not answer; Yea,Even twice, butand I will proceedadd no furthermore.
40:6	Then Jehovahthe Lord answered Job out of the whirlwindstorm, and said,
40:7	GirdNow gird up thyyour loins now like a man:; I will demandask of theeyou, and declareyou thouinstruct unto meMe.
40:8	WiltWill thouyou evenreally annul myMy judgment? WiltWill thouyou condemn me,Me that thouyou mayestmay be justified?
40:9	Or hastdo thouyou have an arm like God?, And canstcan thouyou thunder with a voice like himHis?
40:10	DeckAdorn thyselfyourself now with excellencyeminence and dignity; And arrayclothe thyselfyourself with honor and majesty.
40:11	Pour forthout the overflowings of thineyour anger; And look uponon everyeveryone onewho that is proud, and abasemake him low.
40:12	Look on everyeveryone onewho that is proud, and bringhumble him low; And tread down the wicked where they stand.
40:13	Hide them in the dust together; Bind theirthem faces in the hidden place.
40:14	Then I will I also confess ofto theeyou, That thineyour own right hand can save theeyou.
40:15	Behold now, behemothBehemoth, which I made as well as theeyou; He eatetheats grass aslike an ox.
40:16	LoBehold now, his strength is in his loins, And his forcepower is in the muscles of his belly.
40:17	He movethbends his tail like a cedar:; The sinews of his thighs are knit together.
40:18	His bones are as tubes of brassbronze; His limbs are like bars of iron.
40:19	He is the chieffirst of the ways of God:; HeLet onlyhis thatmaker madebring himnear giveth him his sword.
40:20	Surely the mountains bring him forth food, WhereAnd all the beasts of the field doplay playthere.
40:21	HeUnder lieth under the lotus treesplants he lies down, In the covert of the reed,reeds and the fenmarsh.
40:22	The lotus treesplants cover him with their shade; The willows of the brook compasssurround him about.
40:23	Behold,If if a river overflowrages, he tremblethis not alarmed; He is confident, though athe Jordan swellrushes even to his mouth.
40:24	ShallCan anyanyone takecapture him when he is on the watch, OrWith barbs can anyone pierce through his nose with a snare?
41:1	CanstCan thouyou draw out leviathanLeviathan with a fishhook? Or press down his tongue with a cord?
41:2	CanstCan thouyou put a rope intoin his nose? Or pierce his jaw through with a hook?
41:3	Will he make many supplications untoto theeyou? Or will he speak to you soft words unto thee?
41:4	Will he make a covenant with thee,you? ThatWill thouyou shouldest take him for a servant for everforever?
41:5	WiltWill thouyou play with him as with a bird? Or wiltwill thouyou bind him for thyyour maidens?
41:6	Will the bandstraders ofbargain fishermenover make traffic of him? Will they partdivide him among the merchants?
41:7	CanstCan thouyou fill his skin with barbed ironsharpoons, Or his head with fishfishing spears?
41:8	Lay thyyour hand uponon him; Remember the battle,; andyou will not do soit no more.again!
41:9	Behold, theyour hopeexpectation of him is infalse; vain: Will notyou one be castlaid downlow even at the sight of him?
41:10	NoneNo one is so fierce that he daredares stirto arouse him up; Who then is he that can stand before meMe?
41:11	Who hathhas first given untoto me,Me that I should repay him? WhatsoeverWhatever is under the whole heaven is mineMine.
41:12	I will not keep silence concerning his limbs, NorOr his mighty strength, noror his goodlyorderly frame.
41:13	Who can strip off his outer garmentarmor? Who shallcan come within his jawsdouble mail?
41:14	Who can open the doors of his face? RoundAround about his teeth there is terror.
41:15	His strong scales are his pride, Shut up together as with a closetight seal.
41:17	They are joined one to another; They stickclasp together,each soother thatand they cannot be sunderedseparated.
41:18	His sneezingssneezes flash forth light, And his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning.
41:19	Out of his mouth go burning torches,; AndSparks sparks of fire leap forth.
41:20	Out of his nostrils a smoke goethgoes forth, As offrom a boiling pot and burning rushes.
41:21	His breath kindlethkindles coals, And a flame goethgoes forth from his mouth.
41:22	In his neck abidethlodges strength, And terrordismay dancethleaps before him.
41:23	The flakesfolds of his flesh are joined together:, TheyFirm areon firm upon him; theyand cannot be movedimmovable.
41:24	His heart is as firmhard as a stone; Yea,Even firmas hard as thea netherlower millstone.
41:25	When he raisethraises himself up, the mighty arefear; afraid:Because Byof reasonthe ofcrashing consternation they are beside themselvesbewildered.
41:26	IfThe onesword laythat atreaches him with the sword, it cannot avail; Nor the spear, the dart, noror the pointed shaftjavelin.
41:27	He countethregards iron as straw, AndBronze brass as rotten wood.
41:28	The arrow cannot make him flee:; SlingSlingstones stones are turned withinto himstubble intofor stubblehim.
41:29	Clubs are countedregarded as stubble:; He laughethlaughs at the rushingrattling of the javelin.
41:30	His underparts are like sharp potsherds:; He spreadethspreads asout itlike were a threshing wainsledge uponon the mire.
41:31	He makethmakes the deepdepths to boil like a pot:; He makethmakes the sea like a potjar of ointment.
41:32	HeBehind makethhim he makes a pathwake to shine after him; One would think the deep to be hoarygray haired.
41:33	UponNothing on earth there is notlike his likehim, ThatOne is made without fear.
41:34	He beholdethlooks on everything that is high:; He is king over all the sons of pride.
42:1	Then Job answered Jehovahthe Lord, and said,
42:2	I know that thouThou canst do all things, And that no purpose of thineThine can be restrainedthwarted.
42:3	Who is this that hidethhides counsel without knowledge? Therefore I have Ideclared uttered that which I understooddid not understand, Things too wonderful for me, which I knewdid not know.
42:4	Hear, I beseech theenow, and I will speak; I will demandask of theeThee, and declaredo thouThou untoinstruct me.
42:5	I hadhave heard of theeThee by the hearing of the ear; But now minemy eye seethsees thee:Thee;
42:6	WhereforeTherefore I abhor myselfretract, And I repent in dust and ashes.
42:7	And it wascame so,about that, after Jehovahthe Lord had spoken these words untoto Job, Jehovahthat the Lord said to Eliphaz the Temanite, My wrath is kindled against thee,you and against thyyour two friends;, forbecause yeyou have not spoken of meMe thewhat thing that is right, as myMy servant Job hathhas.
42:8	Now therefore, take untofor youyourselves seven bullocksbulls and seven rams, and go to myMy servant Job, and offer up for yourselves a burnt offering; for yourselves, and myMy servant Job shallwill pray for you;. forFor himI will I accept, him so that I dealmay not do with you afteraccording to your folly;, forbecause yeyou have not spoken of meMe thewhat thing that is right, as myMy servant Job hathhas.
42:9	So Eliphaz the Temanite and Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Naamathite went, and did according as Jehovahthe commandedLord told them:; and Jehovahthe Lord accepted Job.
42:10	And Jehovahthe turnedLord restored the captivityfortunes of Job, when he prayed for his friends:, and Jehovahthe gaveLord Jobincreased twiceall asthat muchJob as he had beforetwofold.
42:11	Then came there unto him all his brethrenbrothers, and all his sisters, and all theywho that had beenknown ofhim hisbefore, acquaintancecame beforeto him, and didthey eatate bread with him in his house:; and they bemoanedconsoled him, and comforted him concerningfor all the evil that Jehovahthe Lord had brought uponon him:. everyAnd maneach alsoone gave him aone piece of money, and everyeach one a ring of gold.
42:12	SoAnd Jehovahthe Lord blessed the latter enddays of Job more than his beginning:, and he had fourteen14,000 thousand sheep, and six6,000 thousand camels, and a1,000 thousand yoke of oxen, and a1,000 thousandfemale she assesdonkeys.
42:13	HeAnd he had also seven sons and three daughters.
42:14	And he callednamed the name of the first, Jemimah;, and the name of the second, Keziah;, and the name of the third, Keren happuch.
42:15	And in all the land were no women were found so fair as theJobs daughters; of Job: and their father gave them inheritance among their brethrenbrothers.
42:16	And after this Job lived a140 hundred and forty years, and saw his sons, and his sons sonsgrandsons, even four generations.
42:17	SoAnd Job died, beingan old man and full of days.