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1:1	There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job;. andThat that man was perfectblameless and upright, and one thatwho feared God, and turned away from evil.
1:2	AndThere there were born untoto him seven sons and three daughters.
1:3	His substancepossessions also waswere seven thousand sheep, and three thousand camels, and five hundred yoke of oxen, and five hundred shefemale assesdonkeys, and a very great household; so that this man was the greatest of all the children of the east.
1:4	AndHis his sons went and held a feast in the house of each one uponon his daybirthday; and they sent and called for their three sisters to eat and to drink with them.
1:5	AndIt it was so, when the days of their feasting werehad gonerun abouttheir course, that Job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt offerings according to the number of them all:. forFor Job said, It may be that my sons have sinned, and renounced God in their hearts. ThusJob did Jobso continually.
1:6	Now it came to pass on the day when theGods sons of God came to present themselves before JehovahYahweh, that Satan also came among them.
1:7	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, WhenceWhere comesthave thouyou come from? Then Satan answered JehovahYahweh, and said, From going toback and froforth in the earth, and from walking up and down in it.
1:8	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, HastHave thouyou considered my servant, Job? forFor there is noneno one like him in the earth, a perfectblameless and an upright man, one thatwho fearethfears God, and turnethturns away from evil.
1:9	Then Satan answered JehovahYahweh, and said, DothDoes Job fear God for noughtnothing?
1:10	HastHavent notyou thou made a hedge aboutaround him, and aboutaround his house, and aboutaround all that he hathhas, on every side? thouYou hasthave blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land.
1:11	But putstretch forthout thyyour hand now, and touch all that he hathhas, and he will renounce theeyou to thyyour face.
1:12	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, Behold, all that he hathhas is in thyyour power;. onlyOnly uponon himself putdont notstretch forthout thyyour hand. So Satan went forthout from the presence of JehovahYahweh.
1:13	AndIt it fell on a 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 fell upon themattacked, and took them away:. yeaYes, they have slainkilled 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 ishas fallen from heaventhe sky, and hathhas 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 made three bands, and fellswept upondown on the camels, and have taken them away, yeayes, and slainkilled the servants with the edge of the sword; and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:18	While he was yetstill speaking, there came also another, 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 from the wilderness, and smotestruck the four corners of the house, and it fell uponon the young men, and they are dead;. and I onlyalone amhave escaped alone to tell theeyou.
1:20	Then Job arose, and renttore his robe, and shaved his head, and fell down uponon the ground, and worshipped;worshiped.
1:21	andHe he said, Naked I came I out of my mothers womb, and naked shallwill I return thither:there. JehovahYahweh gave, and JehovahYahweh hathhas taken away;. blessedBlessed be theYahwehs name of Jehovah.
1:22	In all this, Job sinneddidnt notsin, nor chargedcharge God foolishlywith wrongdoing.
2:1	Again, it came to pass on the day when theGods sons of God came to present themselves before JehovahYahweh, that Satan came also among them to present himself before JehovahYahweh.
2:2	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, FromWhere whencehave comestyou thoucome from? And Satan answered JehovahYahweh, and said, From going toback and froforth in the earth, and from walking up and down in it.
2:3	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, HastHave thouyou considered my servant Job? forFor there is noneno one like him in the earth, a perfectblameless and an upright man, one thatwho fearethfears God, and turnethturns away from evil:. andHe he still holdethmaintains fast his integrity, although thouyou movedstincited me against him, to destroyruin him without cause.
2:4	And Satan answered JehovahYahweh, and said, Skin for skin,. yeaYes, all that a man hathhas he will he give for his life.
2:5	But putstretch forthout thyyour hand now, and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will renounce theeyou to thyyour face.
2:6	AndYahweh Jehovah said untoto Satan, Behold, he is in thyyour hand;. onlyOnly spare his life.
2:7	So Satan went forthout from the presence of JehovahYahweh, and smotestruck Job with sorepainful boilssores from the sole of his foot untoto his crownhead.
2:8	AndHe he took himfor himself a potsherd to scrape himself therewith;with, and he sat among the ashes.
2:9	Then said his wife untosaid to him, DostDo thouyou still holdmaintain fastyour thine integrity? renounceRenounce God, and die.
2:10	But he said untoto her, ThouYou speakestspeak as one of the foolish women speakethwould speak. What? shallShall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil? In all this didJob notdidnt Job sin with his lips.
2:11	Now when Jobs three friends heard of all this evil that washad come uponon him, they each came every 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	AndWhen when they lifted up their eyes afarfrom offa distance, and knewdidnt recognize him not, they liftedraised up their voicevoices, and wept; and they renteach everytore one his robe, and sprinkled dust uponon their heads toward heaventhe sky.
2:13	So they sat down with him uponon the ground seven days and seven nights, and noneno spakeone spoke a word untoto him:, for they saw that his grief was very great.
3:1	After this Job opened Job his mouth, and cursed the day of his daybirth.
3:2	And Job answered and said:
3:3	Let the day perish whereinin which I was born, And the night which said, There is a manboy child conceived.
3:4	Let that day be darkness;. LetDont notlet God from above seek for it, Neitherneither let the light shine uponon it.
3:5	Let darkness and the shadow of death claim it for their own;. Let a cloud dwell uponon it;. Let all that makethmakes black the day black terrify it.
3:6	As for that night, let thick darkness seize uponon 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 voice come therein.
3:8	Let them curse it thatwho curse the day, Whowho are ready to rouse up leviathan.
3:9	Let the stars of theits twilight thereof be dark:. Let it look for light, but have none;, Neitherneither let it beholdsee the eyelids of the morning:,
3:10	Becausebecause it didnt shut not up the doors of my mothers womb, Nornor hiddid it hide trouble from minemy eyes.
3:11	Why dieddidnt I notdie from the womb? Why diddidnt I not give up the ghostspirit when my mother barebore me?
3:12	Why did the knees receive me? Or why the breastsbreast, that I should sucknurse?
3:13	For now I should I have lain down and been quiet;. I should have slept;, then had I would have been at rest,
3:14	Withwith kings and counsellorscounselors of the earth, Whowho built up waste places for themselves;
3:15	Oror with princes thatwho had gold, Whowho filled their houses with silver:;
3:16	Oror as a hidden untimely birth I had not been, Asas infants thatwho never saw light.
3:17	There the wicked cease from troubling;. AndThere there the weary are at rest.
3:18	There the prisoners are at ease together;. They dont hear not the voice of the taskmaster.
3:19	The small and the great are there:. AndThe the servant is free from his master.
3:20	WhereforeWhy is light given to him thatwho is in misery, And life untoto the bitter in soul;,
3:21	Whowho long for death, but it comethdoesnt not,come; Andand dig for it more than for hidhidden treasures;,
3:22	Whowho rejoice exceedingly, Andand are 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 sighing comethcomes before I eat,. AndMy my groanings are poured out like water.
3:25	For the thing which I fear comethcomes uponon me, And that which I am afraid of comethcomes untoto me.
3:26	I am not at ease, neither am I quiet, neither havedo I have rest; Butbut trouble comethcomes.
4:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidanswered,
4:2	If onesomeone assayventures to communetalk with theeyou, wiltwill thouyou be grieved? But who can withhold himself from speaking?
4:3	Behold, thouyou hasthave instructed many, Andyou thouhave hast strengthened the weak hands.
4:4	ThyYour words have upholdensupported him thatwho was falling, Andyou thouhave hast made firm the feeble knees firm.
4:5	But now it ishas come untoto theeyou, and thouyou faintest;faint. It touchethtouches theeyou, and thouyou artare troubled.
4:6	IsIsnt notyour thypiety fearyour of God thy confidence,? AndIsnt the integrity of thyyour ways thyyour hope?
4:7	Remember, I pray theenow, who ever perished, being innocent? Or where were the upright cut off?
4:8	According asto what I have seen, theythose thatwho plow iniquity, Andand sow trouble, reap the same.
4:9	By the breath of God they perish,. AndBy by the blast of his anger are they consumed.
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,. AndThe thecubs whelps of the lioness are scattered abroad.
4:12	Now a thing was secretly brought to me,. AndMy mine ear received a whisper thereofof it.
4:13	In thoughts from the visions of the night, Whenwhen deep sleep fallethfalls on men,
4:14	Fearfear came uponon me, and trembling, Whichwhich made all my bones to shake.
4:15	Then a spirit passed before my face;. The hair of my flesh stood up.
4:16	It stood still, but I couldcouldnt not discern theits appearance. thereof; A form was before minemy eyes:. There was silenceSilence, andthen I heard a voice, saying,
4:18	Behold, he puttethputs no trust in his servants;. AndHe charges his angels he chargeth with folly:error.
4:19	How much more themthose thatwho dwell in houses of clay, Whosewhose foundation is in the dust, Whowho are crushed before the moth!
4:20	BetwixtBetween morning and evening they are destroyed:. They perish forforever ever without any regarding it.
4:21	IsIsnt not their tent cord plucked up within them? They die, and that without wisdom.
5:1	Call now; is there any thatwho will answer theeyou? AndTo to which of the holy ones wiltwill thouyou turn?
5:2	For vexationresentment killethkills the foolish man, Andand jealousy slayethkills the silly onesimple.
5:3	I have seen the foolish taking root:, Butbut suddenly I cursed his habitation.
5:4	His children are far from safety,. AndThey they are crushed in the gate,. Neither is there any to deliver them:,
5:5	Whosewhose harvest the hungry eatetheat up, Andand takethtake it even out of the thorns;. AndThe the snare gapethgapes for their substance.
5:6	For affliction comethdoesnt notcome forthout fromof the dust, Neitherneither dothdoes trouble spring out of the ground;
5:7	Butbut man is born untoto trouble, Asas the sparks fly upward.
5:8	But as for me, I would seek unto God,. AndI unto God would I commit my cause; to God,
5:9	Whowho doethdoes great things andthat unsearchablecant be fathomed, Marvellousmarvelous things without number:;
5:10	Whowho givethgives rain uponon the earth, Andand sendethsends waters uponon the fields;
5:11	Soso that he settethsets up on high those thatwho are low, And those thatwho mourn are exalted to safety.
5:12	He frustratethfrustrates the devicesplans of the crafty, Soso that their hands cannotcant perform their enterprise.
5:13	He takethtakes the wise in their own craftiness; And the counsel of the cunning is carried headlong.
5:14	They meet with darkness in the day time, Andand grope at noonday as in the night.
5:15	But he savethsaves from the sword of their mouth, Eveneven the needy from the hand of the mighty.
5:16	So the poor hathhas hope, Andand iniquityinjustice stoppethshuts her mouth.
5:17	Behold, happy is the man whom God correcteth:corrects. Therefore despisedo not thoudespise the chastening of the Almighty.
5:18	For he makethwounds sore, and bindethbinds up;. He woundeth,injures and his hands make whole.
5:19	He will deliver theeyou in six troubles; Yeayes, in seven there shall no evil will touch theeyou.
5:20	In famine he 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;, Neitherneither shaltwill thouyou be afraid of destruction when it comethcomes.
5:22	AtYou destructionwill andlaugh dearthat thoudestruction shaltand laugh;famine, Neitherneither shaltwill thouyou be afraid of the beastsanimals of the earth.
5:23	For thouyou shaltwill be inallied league with the stones of the field;. AndThe theanimals beasts of the field shallwill be at peace with theeyou.
5:24	AndYou thouwill shalt know that thyyour tent is in peace;. AndYou thouwill shalt visit thyyour fold, and shaltwill miss nothing.
5:25	ThouYou shaltwill know also that thyyour seedoffspring shallwill be great, Andyour thine offspring as the grass of the earth.
5:26	ThouYou shaltwill come to thyyour grave in a full age, Likelike as a shock of grain comethcomes in in its season.
5:27	Lo thisBehold, we have searchedresearched it,. soIt it is; so. Hear it, and know thou it for thyyour good.
6:1	Then Job answered and said,
6:2	Oh that my vexationanguish were but weighed, Andand all my calamity laid in the balances!
6:3	For now it would be heavier than the sand of the seas:, Thereforetherefore have my words have been rash.
6:4	For the arrows of the Almighty are within me,. TheMy poisonspirit whereofdrinks myup spirittheir drinkethpoison. up: The terrors of God do set themselves in array against me.
6:5	DothDoes the wild assdonkey bray when he hathhas grass? Or lowethdoes the ox low over his fodder?
6:6	Can that which hathhas no savorflavor 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 as loathsome food to me.
6:8	Oh that I might have my request;, And that God would grant me the thing that I long for!,
6:9	Eveneven that it would please God to crush me; Thatthat he would let loose his hand, and cut me off!
6:10	AndLet be it still be my consolation, Yeayes, let me exult in pain that sparethdoesnt notspare, Thatthat I have not denied the words of the Holy One.
6:11	What is my strength, that I should wait? AndWhat what is minemy end, that I should be patient?
6:12	Is my strength the strength of stones? Or is my flesh of brassbronze?
6:13	IsIsnt it not that I have no help in me, And that wisdom is driven quiteaway from me?
6:14	To him thatwho is ready to faint, kindness should be showedshown from his friend; Eveneven to him thatwho forsakethforsakes the fear of the Almighty.
6:15	My brethrenbrothers have dealt deceitfully as a brook, Asas the channel of brooks that pass away;
6:16	Whichwhich are black by reason of the ice, Andin whereinwhich the snow hidethhides itself:.
6:17	WhatIn timethe theydry wax warmseason, they vanish;. When it is hot, they are consumed out of their place.
6:18	The caravans that travel bybeside the way of them turn aside;away. They go up into the waste, and perish.
6:19	The caravans of Tema looked,. The companies of Sheba waited for them.
6:20	They were putdistressed to shame because they hadwere hoped;confident. They came thitherthere, and were confounded.
6:21	For now yeyou are nothing;. YeYou see a terror, and are afraid.
6:22	Did I ever say, Give untoto me? Oror, Offer a present for me offrom your substance?
6:23	Oror, Deliver me from the adversarys hand? Oror, Redeem me from the hand of the oppressors?
6:24	Teach me, and I will hold my peace;. AndCause cause me to understand whereinmy I have errederror.
6:25	How forcible are words of uprightness! But your reproof, what dothdoes it reprove?
6:26	Do yeyou thinkintend to reprove words, Seeingsince that the speeches of one thatwho is desperate are as wind?
6:27	YeaYes, yeyou would even cast lots uponfor the fatherless, Andand make merchandise of your friend.
6:28	Now therefore be pleased to look uponat me;, Forfor surely I shallwill not lie to your face.
6:29	Return,Please Ireturn. prayLet you, let there be no injustice;. YeaYes, return again,. myMy cause is righteous.
6:30	Is there injustice on my tongue? CannotCant my taste discern mischievous things?
7:1	IsIsnt therea notman aforced warfare to manlabor uponon earth? AndArent are not his days like the days of a hirelinghired hand?
7:2	As a servant thatwho earnestly desirethdesires the shadow, And as a hireling thatwho lookethlooks for his wages:,
7:3	Soso I am I made to possess months of misery, And wearisome nights are appointed to me.
7:4	When I lie down, I say, When shallwill I arise, and the night be gone? And I amtoss full of tossings to and froturn untountil the dawning of the day.
7:5	My flesh is clothed with worms and clods of dust;. My skin closethcloses up, and breakethbreaks out afresh.
7:6	My days are swifter than a weavers shuttle, Andand are spent without hope.
7:7	Oh remember that my life is a breath:. MineMy eye shallwill no more see good.
7:8	The eye of him thatwho seethsees me shallwill beholdsee me no more;. ThineYour eyes shallwill be uponon me, but I shallwill not be.
7:9	As the cloud is consumed and vanishethvanishes away, Soso he thatwho goethgoes down to Sheol shallwill come up no more.
7:10	He shallwill return no more to his house, Neitherneither shallwill his place know him any more.
7:11	Therefore I will not refrainkeep mysilent. mouth; I will speak in the anguish of my spirit;. I will complain in the bitterness of my soul.
7:12	Am I a sea, or a sea monster, Thatthat thouyou settestput a watchguard over me?
7:13	When I say, My bed shallwill comfort me,. My couch shallwill ease my complaint;,
7:14	Thenthen thouyou scarestscare me with dreams, Andand terrifiestterrify me through visions:,
7:15	Soso that my soul choosethchooses strangling, And death rather than these my bones.
7:16	I loathe my life;. I woulddont notwant to live alway:forever. LetLeave me alone;, for my days are vanitybut a breath.
7:17	What is man, that thouyou shouldestshould magnify him, And that thouyou shouldestshould set thyyour mind uponon him,
7:18	And that thouyou shouldestshould visit him every morning, Andand trytest him every moment?
7:19	How long wiltwill thouyou not look away from me, Nornor letleave me alone tilluntil I swallow down my spittle?
7:20	If I have sinned, what do I untodo theeto you, Oyou thou watcher of men? Why hasthave thouyou set me as a mark for theeyou, Soso that I am a burden to myself?
7:21	AndWhy whydo dostyou thou not pardon my transgressiondisobedience, and take away minemy iniquity? For now shallwill I lie down in the dust;. AndYou thouwill wilt seek me diligently, but I shallwill not be.
8:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidanswered,
8:2	How long wiltwill thouyou speak these things? AndShall how long shall the words of thyyour mouth be like a mighty wind?
8:3	DothDoes God pervert justice? Or dothdoes the Almighty pervert righteousness?
8:4	If thyyour children have sinned against him, And he hathhas delivered them into the hand of their transgression;disobedience.
8:5	If thouyou wouldestwant to seek God diligently unto God, And make thyyour supplication to the Almighty;.
8:6	If thouyou wertwere pure and upright:, Surelysurely now he would awakeawaken for theeyou, Andand make the habitation of thyyour righteousness prosperous.
8:7	AndThough thoughyour thy beginning was small, Yetyet thyyour latter end would greatly increase.
8:8	ForPlease inquire, I pray thee, of thepast formergenerations. age,Find Andout applyabout thyselfthe tolearning thatof which their fathers have searched out.
8:9	For we are but of yesterday, and know nothing, Becausebecause our days uponon earth are a shadow;.
8:10	Shall they not they teach theeyou, and tell theeyou, Andand utter words out of their heart?
8:11	Can the rushpapyrus grow up without mire? Can the flagrushes grow without water?
8:12	WhilstWhile it is yet in its greenness, and not cut down, Itit witherethwithers before any other herbreed.
8:13	So are the paths of all thatwho forget God;. AndThe the hope of the godless man shallwill perish:,
8:14	Whosewhose confidence shallwill break in sunderapart, And whose trust is a spiders web.
8:15	He shallwill lean uponon his house, but it shallwill not stand:. He shallwill holdcling fastto therebyit, but it shallwill not endure.
8:16	He is green before the sun,. AndHis his shoots go forthout overalong his garden.
8:17	His roots are wrapped aboutaround the stonerock heap,pile. He beholdethsees the place of stones.
8:18	If he beis destroyed from his place, Thenthen it shallwill deny him, saying, I have not seen theeyou.
8:19	Behold, this is the joy of his way;. AndOut out of the earth, shall others will spring.
8:20	Behold, God will not cast away a perfectblameless man, Neitherneither will he uphold the evil doersevildoers.
8:21	He will yetstill fill thyyour mouth with laughter, Andyour thy lips with shouting.
8:22	TheyThose thatwho hate theeyou shallwill be clothed with shame;. AndThe the tent of the wicked shallwill be no more.
9:1	Then Job answered and said,
9:2	OfTruly a truth I know that it is so:, Butbut how can man be just with God?
9:3	If he beis pleased to contend with him, Hehe cannotcant answer him one oftime in a thousand.
9:4	HeGod is wise in heart, and mighty in strength:. Who hathhas hardened himself against him, and prospered?—?
9:5	HimHe thatremoves removeth the mountains, and they dont know it not, Whenwhen he overturnethoverturns them in his anger;.
9:6	ThatHe shakethshakes the earth out of its place,. AndIts the pillars thereof tremble;.
9:7	ThatHe commandethcommands the sun, and it risethdoesnt notrise, Andand sealethseals up the stars;.
9:8	ThatHe alone stretchethstretches out the heavens, Andand treadethtreads uponon the waves of the sea;.
9:9	ThatHe makethmakes the Bear, Orion, and the Pleiades, Andand the chambersrooms of the south;.
9:10	ThatHe doethdoes great things past finding out,; Yeayes, marvellousmarvelous things without number.
9:11	LoBehold, he goethgoes by me, and I dont see him. not: He passethpasses on also, but I dont perceive him not.
9:12	Behold, he seizethsnatches theaway. prey,Who who can hinder him? Who will sayask unto him, What doestare thouyou doing?
9:13	God will not withdraw his anger;. The helpers of Rahab do stoop under him.
9:14	How much less shallwill I answer him, Andand choose out my words to reasonargue with him?
9:15	Whom,Though though I were righteous, yet would I notwouldnt answer; him. I would make supplication to my judge.
9:16	If I had called, and he had answered me, Yetyet would I notwouldnt believe that he hearkenedlistened untoto my voice.
9:17	For he breakethbreaks me with a tempeststorm, Andand multipliethmultiplies my wounds without cause.
9:18	He will not sufferallow me to takecatch my breath, Butbut fillethfills me with bitterness.
9:19	If weit speakis a matter of strength, lobehold, he is mighty! AndIf if of justice, Who, saithsays he, will summon me?
9:20	Though I beam righteous, minemy own mouth shallwill condemn me:. Though I beam perfectblameless, it shallwill prove me perverse.
9:21	I am perfect;blameless. I regarddont notrespect myself;. I despise my life.
9:22	It is all one;the thereforesame. Therefore I say, Hehe destroyethdestroys the perfectblameless and the wicked.
9:23	If the scourge slaykills suddenly, Hehe will mock at the trial 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 be not he, then who then is it?
9:25	Now my days are swifter than a post:runner. They flee away,. theyThey see no good.
9:26	They arehave passed away as the swift ships;, Asas the eagle that swoopethswoops on the prey.
9:27	If I say, I will forget my complaint, I will put off my sad countenanceface, and becheer of good cheer;up,
9:28	I am afraid of all my sorrows,. I know that thouyou wiltwill not hold me innocent.
9:29	I shallwill be condemned;. Why then do I labor in vain?
9:30	If I wash myself with snow water, Andand makecleanse my hands neverwith so clean;lye,
9:31	Yetyet wiltyou thouwill plunge me in the ditch,. AndMy mine own clothes shallwill abhor me.
9:32	For he is not a man, as I am, that I should answer him, Thatthat we should come together in judgment.
9:33	There is no umpire betwixtbetween us, Thatthat might lay his hand uponon us both.
9:34	Let him take his rod away from me,. AndLet let not his terror not make me afraid:;
9:35	Thenthen I would I speak, and not fear him;, Forfor I am not so in myself.
10:1	My soul is weary of my life;. I will give free course to my complaint;. I will speak in the bitterness of my soul.
10:2	I will saytell unto God, Do not condemn me;. Show me whereforewhy thouyou contendestcontend with me.
10:3	Is it good untoto theeyou that thouyou shouldestshould oppress, Thatthat thouyou shouldestshould despise the work of thyyour hands, Andand shinesmile uponon the counsel of the wicked?
10:4	HastDo thouyou have eyes of flesh? Or seestdo thouyou see as man seethsees?
10:5	Are thyyour days as the days of manmortals, Oror thyyour years as mans daysyears,
10:6	Thatthat thouyou inquirestinquire after minemy iniquity, Andand searchestsearch after my sin,?
10:7	Although thouyou knowestknow that I am not wicked, And there is noneno thatone who can deliver out of thyyour hand?.
10:8	ThyYour hands have framed me and fashioned me Togetheraltogether, round about; yet thouyou dost destroy me.
10:9	Remember, I beseechbeg theeyou, that thouyou hasthave fashioned me as clay;. AndWill wiltyou thou bring me into dust again?
10:10	HastHavent thouyou not poured me out aslike milk, Andand curdled me like cheese?
10:11	ThouYou hasthave clothed me with skin and flesh, Andand knit me together with bones and sinews.
10:12	ThouYou hasthave granted me life and lovingkindness;loving Andkindness. thyYour visitation hathhas preserved my spirit.
10:13	Yet you hid these things thou didst hide in thyyour heart;. I know that this is with theeyou:
10:14	Ifif I sin, then thouyou markestmark me,. AndYou thouwill wilt not acquit me from minemy iniquity.
10:15	If I beam wicked, woe untoto me;. AndIf if I beam righteous, yetI shallstill Iwill not lift up my head;, Beingbeing filled with ignominydisgrace, Andand lookingconscious uponof minemy affliction.
10:16	AndIf if my head exaltis itselfheld high, thouyou huntesthunt me aslike a lion;. AndAgain againyou thoushow showestyourself thyselfpowerful marvellousto upon me.
10:17	ThouYou renewestrenew thyyour witnesses against me, Andand increasestincrease thineyour indignation uponon me:. Changes and warfare are with me.
10:18	WhereforeWhy, then, hasthave thouyou brought me forth out of the womb? I wish I had given up the ghostspirit, and no eye had seen me.
10:19	I should have been as though I had not been;. I should have been carried from the womb to the grave.
10:20	AreArent not my days few? ceaseStop! then,Leave And let me alone, that I may takefind comfort a little comfort,
10:21	Beforebefore I go whencewhere I shallwill not return from, Even to the land of darkness and of the shadow of death;
10:22	Thethe land dark as midnight, The land of the shadow of death, without any order, And where the light is as midnight.
11:1	Then answered Zophar, the Naamathite, and saidanswered,
11:2	ShouldShouldnt not the multitude of words be answered? AndShould should a man full of talk be justified?
11:3	Should thyyour boastings make men hold their peace? AndWhen whenyou thou mockestmock, shallwill no man make theeyou ashamed?
11:4	For thouyou sayestsay, My doctrine is pure,. And I am clean in thineyour eyes.
11:5	But oh that God would speak, Andand open his lips against theeyou,
11:6	And that he would show theeyou the secrets of wisdom! For hetrue iswisdom manifoldhas intwo understandingsides. Know therefore that God exactethexacts of theeyou less than thineyour iniquity deservethdeserves.
11:7	CanstCan thouyou byfathom searchingthe findmystery outof God? CanstOr thoucan findyou outprobe the Almightylimits untoof perfectionthe Almighty?
11:8	ItThey isare high as heaven;. whatWhat canstcan thouyou do? DeeperThey are deeper than Sheol;. whatWhat canstcan thouyou know?
11:9	TheIts measure thereof is longer than the earth, Andand broader than the sea.
11:10	If he passpasses throughby, andor shut upconfines, Andor allconvenes untoa judgmentcourt, then who can hinderoppose him?
11:11	For he knowethknows false men:. He seethsees iniquity also, even though he doesnt consider it not.
11:12	ButAn vainempty headed man isbecomes voidwise ofwhen understanding,a Yea, man is born as a wild asssdonkeys colt.
11:13	If thouyou set thyyour heart aright, And stretch out thyyour hands toward him;.
11:14	If iniquity beis in thyyour hand, put it far away,. AndDont let not unrighteousness dwell in thyyour tents.
11:15	Surely then shaltyou thouwill lift up thyyour face without spot;. YeaYes, thouyou shaltwill be stedfaststeadfast, and shaltwill not fear:,
11:16	Forfor thouyou shaltwill forget thyyour misery;. ThouYou shaltwill remember it aslike waters that arehave passed away,.
11:17	AndLife thywill life shall be clearer than the noonday;. Though there beis darkness, it shallwill be as the morning.
11:18	AndYou thouwill shalt be secure, because there is hope;. YeaYes, thouyou shaltwill search about thee, and shaltwill take thyyour rest in safety.
11:19	Also thouyou shaltwill lie down, and noneno shallone will make theeyou afraid;. YeaYes, many shallwill makecourt suityour unto theefavor.
11:20	But the eyes of the wicked shallwill fail,. AndThey theywill shall have no way to flee;. AndTheir their hope shallwill be the giving up of the ghostspirit.
12:1	Then Job answered and said,
12:2	No doubt, but yeyou are the people, Andand wisdom shallwill die with you.
12:3	But I have understanding as well as you; I am not inferior to you:. YeaYes, who knowethdoesnt notknow such things as these?
12:4	I am aslike one thatwho is a laughingjoke stock to his neighbor, I, who called uponon God, and he answered:. The just, the perfectblameless man is a laughing stockjoke.
12:5	In the thought of him thatwho is at ease there is contempt for misfortune;. It is ready for them whose foot slippethslips.
12:6	The tents of robbers prosper,. AndThose theywho that provoke God are secure;, Intowho whosecarry handtheir Godgod bringethin abundantlytheir hands.
12:7	But ask now the beastsanimals now, and they shallwill teach theeyou; And the birds of the heavenssky, and they shallwill tell thee:you.
12:8	Or speak to the earth, and it shallwill teach thee;you. AndThe thefish fishes of the sea shallwill declare untoto theeyou.
12:9	Who knowethdoesnt notknow that in all these, ThatYahwehs the hand ofhas Jehovahdone hath wrought this,
12:10	Inin whose hand is the soullife of every living thing, Andand the breath of all mankind?
12:11	DothDoesnt not the ear try words, Eveneven as the palate tastethtastes its food?
12:12	With aged men is wisdom, And in length of days understanding.
12:13	With God is wisdom and might;. He hathhas counsel and understanding.
12:14	Behold, he breakethbreaks down, and it cannotcant be built again;. He shuttethimprisons up a man, and there can be no openingrelease.
12:15	Behold, he withholdethwithholds the waters, and they dry up;. Again, he sendethsends them out, and they overturn the earth.
12:16	With him is strength and wisdom;. The deceived and the deceiver are his.
12:17	He leadethleads counsellorscounselors away stripped,. AndHe makes judges maketh he fools.
12:18	He loosethloosens the bond of kings,. AndHe hebinds bindeth their loinswaist with a girdlebelt.
12:19	He leadethleads priests away stripped, Andand overthrowethoverthrows the mighty.
12:20	He removethremoves the speech of thethose trustywho are trusted, Andand takethtakes away the understanding of the elders.
12:21	He pourethpours contempt uponon princes, Andand loosethloosens the belt of the strong.
12:22	He uncoverethuncovers deep things out of darkness, Andand bringethbrings out to light the shadow of death.
12:23	He increasethincreases the nations, and he destroyethdestroys them:. He enlargethenlarges the nations, and he leadethleads them captive.
12:24	He takethtakes away understanding from the chiefs of the people of the earth, Andand causethcauses them to wander in a wilderness where there is no way.
12:25	They grope in the dark without light;. AndHe hemakes maketh 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, the same do I know also:. I am not inferior untoto you.
13:3	Surely I would speak to the Almighty,. And I desire to reason with God.
13:4	But yeyou are forgers of lies;. YeYou are all physicians of no value.
13:5	Oh that yeyou would altogetherbe holdcompletely your peacesilent! AndThen ityou would be your wisdomwise.
13:6	Hear now my reasoning,. AndListen hearken to the pleadings of my lips.
13:7	Will yeyou speak unrighteously for God, Andand talk deceitfully for him?
13:8	Will yeyou show partiality to him? Will yeyou contend for God?
13:9	Is it good that he should search you out? Or as one deceivethdeceives a man, will yeyou deceive him?
13:10	He will surely reprove you, Ifif yeyou do secretly show partiality.
13:11	ShallWont not his majesty make you afraid, Andand his dread fall uponon you?
13:12	Your memorable sayings are proverbs of ashes,. Your defencesdefenses are defencesdefenses of clay.
13:13	HoldBe yoursilent! peace,Leave let me alone, that I may speak;. AndLet let come on me what will.
13:14	WhereforeWhy should I take my flesh in my teeth, Andand put my life in my hand?
13:15	Behold, he will slaykill me;. I have no hope:. Nevertheless, I will maintain my ways before him.
13:16	This also shallwill be my salvation, Thatthat a godless man shallwill not come before him.
13:17	HearListen diligentlycarefully to my speech,. AndLet let my declaration be in your ears.
13:18	BeholdSee now, I have set my cause in order;. I know that I am righteous.
13:19	Who is he thatwho will contend with me? For then would I hold my peace and give up the ghostspirit.
13:20	Only dont do not two things untoto me;, Thenthen I will I not hide myself from thyyour face:
13:21	Withdrawwithdraw thyyour hand far from me;, Andand dont let notyour thy terror make me afraid.
13:22	Then call thou, and I will answer;, Oror let me speak, and you answer thou me.
13:23	How many are minemy iniquities and sins? Make me to know my transgressiondisobedience and my sin.
13:24	WhereforeWhy hidestdo thouyou thyhide your face, Andand holdestconsider me foryour thine enemy?
13:25	WiltWill thouyou harass a driven leaf? AndWill wiltyou thou pursue the dry stubble?
13:26	For thouyou writestwrite bitter things against me, Andand makestmake me to inherit the iniquities of my youth:.
13:27	ThouYou puttestalso put my feet also in the stocks, Andand markestmark all my paths;. ThouYou settestset a bound to the soles of my feet:,
13:28	Thoughthough I am decaying like a rotten thing that consumeth, Likelike a garment that is moth eaten.
14:1	Man, thatwho is born of a woman, Isis of few days, and full of trouble.
14:2	He comethgrows forthup like a flower, and is cut down:. He fleeth also asflees like a shadow, and continuethdoesnt notcontinue.
14:3	AndDo dostyou thou open thineyour eyes uponon such a one, Andand bringestbring me into judgment with theeyou?
14:4	Who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean? notNot one.
14:5	Seeing his days are determined, Thethe number of his months is with theeyou, Andand thouyou hasthave appointed his bounds that he cannotcant pass;.
14:6	Look away from him, that he may rest, Tilluntil he shall accomplishaccomplishes, as a hireling, his day.
14:7	For there is hope offor a tree, Ifif it beis cut down, that it will sprout again, And that the tender branch thereofof it will not cease.
14:8	Though theits root thereofgrows wax old in the earth, Andand theits stock thereofdies die in the ground;,
14:9	Yetyet through the scent of water it will bud, Andand putsprout forth boughs like a plant.
14:10	But man diethdies, and is laid low:. YeaYes, man givethgives up the ghostspirit, and where is he?
14:11	As the waters fail from the sea, Andand the river wastethwastes and driethdries up;,
14:12	Soso man liethlies down and risethdoesnt not:rise. TillUntil the heavens beare no more, they shallwill not awake, Nornor be roused out of their sleep.
14:13	Oh that thouyou wouldestwould hide me in Sheol, Thatthat thouyou wouldestwould keep me secret, until thyyour wrath beis past, Thatthat thouyou wouldestwould appoint me a set time, and remember me!
14:14	If a man diedies, shallwill he live again? AllI would wait all the days of my warfare would I wait, Tilluntil my release should come.
14:15	ThouYou wouldestwould call, and I would answer thee:you. ThouYou wouldestwould have a desire tofor the work of thyyour hands.
14:16	But now thouyou numberestcount my steps:. DostDont thouyou not watch over my sin?
14:17	My transgressiondisobedience is sealed up in a bag,. AndYou thoufasten fastenest up minemy iniquity.
14:18	But the mountain falling comethcomes to nought;nothing. AndThe the rock is removed out of its place;.
14:19	The waters wear the stones;. The overflowingstorrents thereofof it wash away the dust of the earth:. So thouyou destroyestdestroy the hope of man.
14:20	ThouYou prevailestforever forprevail ever against him, and he passeth;departs. ThouYou changestchange his countenanceface, and sendestsend him away.
14:21	His sons come to honor, and he knowethdoesnt know it. not;They And they are brought low, but he perceivethdoesnt perceive it not of them.
14:22	But his flesh uponon him hathhas pain, Andand his soul within him mournethmourns.
15:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidanswered,
15:2	Should a wise man make answer with vain knowledge, Andand fill himself with the east wind?
15:3	Should he reason with unprofitable talk, Oror with speeches wherewithwith which he can do no good?
15:4	YeaYes, thouyou doestdo away with fear, Andand hinderesthinder devotion before God.
15:5	For thineyour iniquity teachethteaches thyyour mouth, Andand thouyou choosestchoose the tonguelanguage of the crafty.
15:6	ThineYour own mouth condemnethcondemns theeyou, and not I;. YeaYes, thineyour own lips testify against theeyou.
15:7	ArtAre thouyou the first man thatwho was born? Or wastwere thouyou brought forthout before the hills?
15:8	HastHave thouyou heard the secret counsel of God? AndDo dostyou thou limit wisdom to thyselfyourself?
15:9	What knowestdo thou,you know that we dont know not? What understandestdo thou,you understand which is not in us?
15:10	With us are both the grayheadedgray headed and the very aged men, Muchmuch elderolder than thyyour father.
15:11	Are the consolations of God too small for theeyou, Eveneven the word that is gentle toward theeyou?
15:12	Why dothdoes thyyour heart carry theeyou away? AndWhy why do thineyour eyes flash,
15:13	Thatthat againstyou Godturn thouyour turnestspirit thyagainst spiritGod, Andand lettestlet such words go out of thyyour mouth?
15:14	What is man, that he should be clean? AndWhat is he thatwho is born of a woman, that he should be righteous?
15:15	Behold, he puttethputs no trust in his holy ones;. YeaYes, the heavens are not clean in his sight:;
15:16	Howhow much less one thatwho is abominable and corrupt, Aa man thatwho drinkethdrinks iniquity like water!
15:17	I will show theeyou, hearlisten thouto me; And that which I have seen I will declare
15:18	Whichwhich wise men have told Fromby their fathers, and have not hidhidden it;
15:19	Untoto whom alone the land was given, Andand no stranger passed among them:
15:20	Thethe wicked man travailethwrithes within pain all his days, Eveneven the number of years that are laid up for the oppressor.
15:21	A sound of terrors is in his ears;. In prosperity the destroyer shallwill come uponon him.
15:22	He believethdoesnt notbelieve that he shallwill return out of darkness,. AndHe he is waited for ofby the sword.
15:23	He wanderethwanders abroad for bread, saying, Where is it? He knowethknows that the day of darkness is ready at his hand.
15:24	Distress and anguish make him afraid;. They prevail against him, as a king ready to the battle.
15:25	Because he hathhas stretched out his hand against God, Andand behavethbehaves himself proudly against the Almighty;,
15:26	Hehe runnethruns uponat him with a stiff neck, Withwith the thick bossesshields of his bucklers;,
15:27	Becausebecause he hathhas covered his face with his fatness, Andand gathered fat uponon his loins;thighs.
15:28	AndHe hehas hathlived dwelt in desolate cities, Inin houses which no manone inhabited, Whichwhich were ready to become heaps;.
15:29	He shallwill not be rich, neither shallwill his substance continue, Neitherneither shallwill their possessions be extended on the earth.
15:30	He shallwill not depart out of darkness;. The flame shallwill dry up his branches,. AndHe will go away by the breath of Gods mouth shall he go away.
15:31	Let him not trust in vanityemptiness, deceiving himself;, Forfor vanityemptiness shallwill be his recompensereward.
15:32	It shallwill be accomplished before his time,. AndHis his branch shallwill not be green.
15:33	He shallwill shake off his unripe grape as the vine, Andand shallwill cast off his flower as the olive tree.
15:34	For the company of the godless shallwill be barren, Andand fire shallwill consume the tents of bribery.
15:35	They conceive mischief, and bringproduce forth iniquity,. AndTheir their heart preparethprepares deceit.
16:1	Then Job answered and said,
16:2	I have heard many such things:. MiserableYou comforters are yeall all.miserable comforters!
16:3	Shall vain words have an end? Or what provokethprovokes theeyou that thouyou answerestanswer?
16:4	I also could speak as yeyou do;. If your soul were in my souls steadplace, I could join words together against you, Andand shake my head at you.,
16:5	Butbut I would strengthen you with my mouth,. AndThe the solace of my lips would assuagerelieve your griefyou.
16:6	Though I speak, my grief is not assuaged;subsided. AndThough though I forbear, what am I eased?
16:7	But now, heGod, hathyou madehave surely worn me weary:out. ThouYou hasthave made desolate all my company desolate.
16:8	AndYou thouhave hastshriveled laidme fastup. holdThis on me, which is a witness against me:. AndMy my leanness risethrises up against me,. It testifiethtestifies to my face.
16:9	He hathhas torn me in his wrath, and persecuted me;. He hathhas gnashed uponon me with his teeth:. MineMy adversary sharpenethsharpens his eyes uponon me.
16:10	They have gaped uponon me with their mouth;. They have smittenstruck me uponon the cheek reproachfully:. They gather themselves together against me.
16:11	God deliverethdelivers me to the ungodly, Andand castethcasts me into the hands of the wicked.
16:12	I was at ease, and he brakebroke me asunder;apart. YeaYes, he hathhas taken me by the neck, and dashed me to pieces:. He hathhas also set me up for his marktarget.
16:13	His archers compasssurround me. round about; He cleavethsplits my reinskidneys asunderapart, and dothdoes not spare;. He pourethpours out my gallbile uponon the ground.
16:14	He breakethbreaks me with breach uponon breach;. He runnethruns uponat me like a giant.
16:15	I have sewed sackcloth uponon my skin, Andand have laidthrust my horn in the dust.
16:16	My face is red with weeping,. AndDeep darkness is on my eyelids is the shadow of death;,
16:17	Althoughalthough there is no violence in my hands, Andand my prayer is pure.
16:18	O earthEarth, dont cover not thou my blood,. AndLet let my cry have no restingplace placeto rest.
16:19	Even now, behold, my witness is in heaven,. AndHe hewho thatvouches voucheth for me is on high.
16:20	My friends scoff at me:. ButMy mineeyes eyepour poureth out tears untoto God,
16:21	Thatthat he would maintain the right of a man with God, And of a son of man with his neighbor!
16:22	For when a few years arehave come, I shallwill go the way whenceof Ino shall not return.
17:1	My spirit is consumed,. myMy days are extinct, Theand the grave is ready for me.
17:2	Surely there are mockers with me,. AndMy mine eye dwellethdwells uponon their provocation.
17:3	GiveNow nowgive a pledge,. beBe suretycollateral for me with thyself;yourself. Who is there thatwho will strike hands with me?
17:4	For thouyou hasthave hidhidden their heart from understanding:, Thereforetherefore shaltyou thouwill not exalt them.
17:5	He thatwho denouncethdenounces his friends for a preyplunder, Eveneven the eyes of his children shallwill fail.
17:6	But he hathhas made me a byword of the people;. AndThey they spit in my face.
17:7	MineMy eye also is dim by reason of sorrow,. AndAll all my members are as a shadow.
17:8	Upright men shallwill be astonished at this,. AndThe the innocent shallwill stir himself up himself against the godless.
17:9	Yet shall the righteous will hold onto his way,. AndHe hewho thathas hath clean hands shallwill waxgrow stronger and stronger.
17:10	But as for you all, come onback. now again; And I shallwill not find a wise man among you.
17:11	My days are past,. myMy purposesplans are broken off, Evenas are the thoughts of my heart.
17:12	They change 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;, Ifif I have spread my couch in the darkness;,
17:14	Ifif I have said to corruption, ThouYou artare my father;, Toand to the worm, ThouMy art my mother, and myMy sister;,
17:15	Wherewhere then is my hope? AndAs as for my hope, who shallwill see it?
17:16	ItShall shallit go down with me to the barsgates of Sheol, Whenor oncedescend theretogether isinto rest in the dust.?
18:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidanswered,
18:2	How long will yeyou hunt for words? Consider, and afterwards we will speak.
18:3	WhereforeWhy are we counted as beastsanimals, Andwhich arehave become unclean in your sight?
18:4	ThouYou thatwho tearesttear thyselfyourself in thineyour anger, Shallwill the earth be forsaken for theeyou? Or shallwill the rock be removed out of its place?
18:5	YeaYes, the light of the wicked shallwill be put out,. AndThe the spark of his fire shallwont not shine.
18:6	The light shallwill be dark in his tent,. AndHis his lamp above him shallwill be put out.
18:7	The steps of his strength shallwill be straitened,shortened. AndHis his own counsel shallwill cast him down.
18:8	For he is cast into a net by his own feet, Andand he walkethwanders uponinto theits toilsmesh.
18:9	A ginsnare shallwill take him by the heel,. AndA atrap snarewill shallcatch lay hold on him.
18:10	A noose is hidhidden for him in the ground, And a trap for him inon the waypath.
18:11	Terrors shallwill make him afraid on every side, Andand shallwill chase him at his heels.
18:12	His strength shallwill be hungerfamished. bitten,Calamity Andwill calamity shall be ready at his side.
18:13	The members of his body shallwill be devoured,. Yea,The thefirstborn first born of death shallwill devour his members.
18:14	He shallwill be rooted out of histhe tentsecurity whereinof hehis trusteth;tent. AndHe hewill shall be brought to the king of terrors.
18:15	There shallwill dwell in his tent that which is none of his:. BrimstoneSulfur shallwill be scattered uponon his habitation.
18:16	His roots shallwill be dried up beneath,. AndHis abovebranch shallwill his branch be cut off above.
18:17	His remembrancememory shallwill perish from the earth,. AndHe hewill shall have no name in the street.
18:18	He shallwill be driven from light into darkness, Andand chased out of the world.
18:19	He shallwill have neither son nor sonsgrandson son among his people, Nornor any remaining where he sojournedlived.
18:20	TheyThose thatwho come after shallwill be astonished at his day, Asas theythose thatwho went before were affrightedfrightened.
18:21	Surely such are the dwellings of the unrighteous,. AndThis this is the place of him thatwho knowethdoesnt notknow God.
19:1	Then Job answered and said,
19:2	How long will yeyou vextorment my soulme, Andand breakcrush me in pieces with words?
19:3	TheseYou ten times have ye reproached me: Yeten aretimes. notYou arent ashamed that yeyou dealattack hardly with me.
19:4	AndIf be it indeedis true that I have erred, Minemy error remainethremains with myself.
19:5	If indeed yeyou will magnify yourselves against me, Andand plead against me my reproach;,
19:6	Knowknow now that God hathhas subverted me in my cause, Andand hathhas compassedsurrounded me with his net.
19:7	Behold, I cry out of wrong, but I am not heard:. I cry for help, but there is no justice.
19:8	He hathhas walled up my way so that I cannotcant pass, Andand hathhas set darkness in my paths.
19:9	He hathhas stripped me of my glory, Andand taken the crown from my head.
19:10	He hathhas broken me down on every side, and I am gone;. AndHe has plucked my hope hath he plucked up like a tree.
19:11	He hathhas also kindled his wrath against me,. AndHe hecounts counteth me untoamong him as one of his adversaries.
19:12	His troops come on together, Andbuild casta upsiege theirramp way against me, Andand encamp roundaround about my tent.
19:13	He hathhas put my brethrenbrothers far from me,. AndMy mineacquaintances acquaintance are wholly estranged from me.
19:14	My kinsfolkrelatives have failed,gone Andaway. myMy familiar friends have forgotten me.
19:15	TheyThose thatwho dwell in my house, and my maids, countconsider me for a stranger:. I am an alien in their sight.
19:16	I call untoto my servant, and he givethgives me no answer,. Though I entreatbeg him with my mouth.
19:17	My breath is strangeoffensive to my wife,. AndI myam supplicationloathsome to the children of minemy own mother.
19:18	Even young children despise me;. If I arise, they speak against me.
19:19	All my familiar friends abhor me,. AndThey they whom I loved arehave turned against me.
19:20	My bonebones cleavethstick to my skin and to my flesh,. And I amhave escaped withby the skin of my teeth.
19:21	Have pity uponon me,. haveHave pity uponon me, Oyou ye my friends;, Forfor the hand of God hathhas touched me.
19:22	Why do yeyou persecute me as God, Andand are not satisfied with my flesh?
19:24	That with an iron pen and lead Theythey were gravenengraved in the rock for everforever!
19:25	But as for me, I know that my Redeemer liveth,lives. AndIn atthe lastend, he will stand up upon the earth:.
19:26	AndAfter after my skin, even this body, is destroyed, Thenthen withoutI mywill fleshsee shallGod Iin seemy God;flesh,
19:27	Whomwhom I, even I, shallwill see, on my side,. AndMy mine eyes shallwill beholdsee, and not as a stranger. My heart is consumed within me.
19:28	If yeyou say, How we will persecute him! Andbecause that the root of the matter is found in me;,
19:29	Bebe ye afraid of the sword:, Forfor wrath bringethbrings the punishments of the sword, Thatthat yeyou may know there is a judgment.
20:1	Then answered Zophar the Naamathite, and saidanswered,
20:2	Therefore do my thoughts give answer to me, Eveneven by reason of my haste that is in me.
20:3	I have heard the reproof which puttethputs me to shame;. AndThe the spirit of my understanding answerethanswers me.
20:4	KnowestDont thouyou notknow this offrom old time, Sincesince man was placed uponon earth,
20:5	Thatthat the triumphing of the wicked is short, And the joy of the godless but for a moment?
20:6	Though his height mount up to the heavens, Andand his head reach untoto the clouds;,
20:7	Yetyet he shallwill perish forforever ever like his own dung:. TheyThose thatwho have seen him shallwill say, Where is he?
20:8	He shallwill fly away as a dream, and shallwill not be found:. YeaYes, he shallwill be chased away aslike a vision of the night.
20:9	The eye which saw him shallwill see him no more;, Neitherneither shallwill his place see him any more behold him.
20:10	His children shallwill seek the favor of the poor,. AndHis his hands shallwill give back his wealth.
20:11	His bones are full of his youth, Butbut ityouth shallwill lie down with him in the dust.
20:12	Though wickedness beis sweet in his mouth, Thoughthough he hide it under his tongue,
20:13	Thoughthough he spare it, and will not let it go, Butbut keep it still within his mouth;,
20:14	Yetyet his food in his bowels is turned,. It is thecobra gallvenom of asps within him.
20:15	He hathhas swallowed down riches, and he shallwill vomit them up again;. God will cast them out of his belly.
20:16	He shallwill suck thecobra poisonvenom. of asps: The vipers tongue shallwill slaykill him.
20:17	He shallwill not look uponat the rivers, Thethe flowing streams of honey and butter.
20:18	ThatHe whichwill herestore laboredthat for shallwhich he restorelabored, and shallwill not swallow it down;. AccordingHe will not rejoice according to the substance that he hathhas gotten, he shall not rejoice.
20:19	For he hathhas oppressed and forsaken the poor;. He hathhas violently taken away a house, and he shallwill not build it up.
20:20	Because he knew no quietness within him, Hehe shallwill not save aughtanything of that whereinin which he delightethdelights.
20:21	There was nothing left that he devoureddidnt not;devour, Thereforetherefore his prosperity shallwill not endure.
20:22	In the fulnessfullness of his sufficiency, hedistress shallwill beovertake inhim. straits: The hand of everyeveryone onewho that is in misery shallwill come uponon him.
20:23	When he is about to fill his belly, God will cast the fierceness of his wrath uponon him,. AndIt will rain iton upon him while he is eating.
20:24	He shallwill flee from the iron weapon,. AndThe thebronze bowarrow ofwill brass shall strike him through.
20:25	He drawethdraws it forthout, and it comethcomes out of his body;. YeaYes, the glittering point comethcomes out of his gall:liver. Terrors are uponon him.
20:26	All darkness is laid up for his treasures:. AAn unfanned fire notwill blown by man shall devour him;. It shallwill consume that which is left in his tent.
20:27	The heavens shallwill reveal his iniquity,. AndThe the earth shallwill rise up against him.
20:28	The increase of his house shallwill depart;. HisThey goodswill shallrush flow away in the day of his wrath.
20:29	This is the portion of a wicked man from God, And the heritage appointed untoto him by God.
21:1	Then Job answered and said,
21:2	HearListen diligently to my speech;. AndLet let this be your consolationsconsolation.
21:3	SufferAllow me, and I also will speak;. AndAfter after that I have spoken, mock on.
21:4	As for me, is my complaint to man? AndWhy whyshouldnt should I not be impatient?
21:5	MarkLook at me, and be astonished,. AndLay lay your hand uponon your mouth.
21:6	EvenWhen when I remember, I am troubled,. AndHorror horrortakes taketh hold onof my flesh.
21:7	WhereforeWhy do the wicked live, Becomebecome old, yeayes, waxand grow mighty in power?
21:8	Their seedchild is established with them in their sight, And their offspring before their eyes.
21:9	Their houses are safe from fear, Neitherneither is the rod of God upon them.
21:10	Their bullbulls gendereth,breed andwithout failethfail. not; Their cowcows calvethcalve, and castethdont not her calfmiscarry.
21:11	They send forthout their little ones like a flock,. AndTheir their children dance.
21:12	They sing to the timbreltambourine and harp, Andand rejoice at the sound of the pipe.
21:13	They spend their days in prosperity,. AndIn inan ainstant moment they go down to Sheol.
21:14	AndThey theytell say unto God, Depart from us;, Forfor we desiredont notwant theto knowledgeknow ofabout thyyour ways.
21:15	What is the Almighty, that we should serve him? AndWhat what profit should we have, if we pray untoto him?
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?, Thatthat their calamity comethcomes uponon them?, Thatthat God distributethdistributes sorrows in his anger?
21:18	ThatHow often is it that they are as stubble before the wind, And as chaff that the storm carriethcarries away?
21:19	YeYou say, God layethlays up his iniquity for his children. Let him recompense it untoto himself, that he may know it:.
21:20	Let his own eyes see his destruction,. AndLet let him drink of the wrath of the Almighty.
21:21	For what carethdoes he care for his house after him, Whenwhen the number of his months is cut off?
21:22	Shall any teach God knowledge, Seeingsince he judgethjudges those thatwho are high?
21:23	One diethdies in his full strength, Beingbeing wholly at ease and quiet:.
21:24	His pails are full of milk,. AndThe the marrow of his bones is moistened.
21:25	AndAnother anotherdies dieth in bitterness of soul, Andand never tastethtastes of good.
21:26	They lie down alike in the dust,. AndThe the worm coverethcovers them.
21:27	Behold, I know your thoughts, And the devicesplans wherewithwith yewhich you would wrong me.
21:28	For yeyou say, Where is the house of the prince? AndWhere where is the tent whereinin which the wicked dweltlived?
21:29	HaveHavent yeyou not asked wayfaring men? AndDont doyou ye not know their evidences,
21:30	Thatthat the evil man is reserved to the day of calamity?, Thatthat they are led forthout to the day of wrath?
21:31	Who shallwill declare his way to his face? AndWho whowill shall repay him what he hathhas done?
21:32	Yet shall he will be borne to the grave,. AndMen menwill shall keep watch over the tomb.
21:33	The clods of the valley shallwill be sweet untoto him,. AndAll all men shallwill draw after him, Asas there were innumerable before him.
21:34	HowSo thenhow can you comfort ye me inwith vainnonsense, Seeingbecause in your answers there remainethremains only falsehood?
22:1	Then answered Eliphaz the Temanite, and saidanswered,
22:2	Can a man be profitable untoto God? Surely he thatwho is wise is profitable untoto himself.
22:3	Is it any pleasure to the Almighty, that thouyou artare righteous? Or isdoes it gainbenefit to him, that thouyou makestmake thyyour ways perfect?
22:4	Is it for thyyour fearpiety of him that he reprovethreproves theeyou, Thatthat he enterethenters with theeyou into judgment?
22:5	IsIsnt notyour thy wickedness great? Neither is there any end to thineyour iniquities.
22:6	For thouyou hasthave taken pledges offrom thyyour brother for noughtnothing, Andand stripped the naked of their clothing.
22:7	ThouYou hasthavent not given water to the weary to drink, Andand thouyou hasthave withholdenwithheld bread from the hungry.
22:8	But as for the mighty man, he had the earth;. AndThe the honorable man, he dweltlived in it.
22:9	ThouYou hasthave sent widows away empty, Andand the arms of the fatherless have been broken.
22:10	Therefore snares are roundaround aboutyou. thee,Sudden And sudden fear troublethtroubles theeyou,
22:11	Oror darkness, so that thouyou canstcan not see, Andand abundancefloods of waters cover theeyou.
22:12	IsIsnt not God in the heightheights of heaven? AndSee behold the height of the stars, how high they are!
22:13	AndYou thou sayestsay, What dothdoes God know? Can he judge through the thick darkness?
22:14	Thick clouds are a covering to him, so that he seethdoesnt not;see. AndHe hewalks walketh on the vault of heaventhe sky.
22:15	WiltWill thouyou keep the old way, Whichwhich wicked men have trodden?,
22:16	Whowho were snatched away before their time, Whosewhose foundation was poured out as a stream,
22:17	Whowho said untoto God, Depart from us;! Andand, What can the Almighty do for us?
22:18	Yet he filled their houses with good things:, Butbut the counsel of the wicked is far from me.
22:19	The righteous see it, and are glad;. AndThe the innocent laughridicule them to scorn,
22:20	Sayingsaying, Surely theythose thatwho didrose rise up against us are cut off,. AndThe thefire remnanthas ofconsumed themtheir the fire hath consumedremnant.
22:21	Acquaint nowyourself thyself with him now, and be at peace:. TherebyBy it, good shallwill come untoto theeyou.
22:22	Receive,Please Ireceive prayinstruction thee, the law from his mouth, Andand lay up his words in thyyour heart.
22:23	If thouyou return to the Almighty, thouyou shaltwill be built up, Ifif thouyou put away unrighteousness far from thyyour tents.
22:24	AndLay layyour thou thy treasure in the dust, And the gold of Ophir among the stones of the brooks;.
22:25	AndThe the Almighty will be thyyour treasure, Andand precious silver untoto theeyou.
22:26	For then shaltyou thouwill delight thyselfyourself in the Almighty, Andand shaltwill lift up thyyour face untoto God.
22:27	ThouYou shaltwill make thyyour prayer untoto him, and he will hear thee;you. AndYou thouwill shalt pay thyyour vows.
22:28	ThouYou shaltwill also decree a thing, and it shallwill be established untoto thee;you. AndLight lightwill shall shine uponon thyyour ways.
22:29	When they cast thee down, thouyou shaltwill say, Therebe islifted lifting up;. AndHe will save the humble person he will save.
22:30	He will even deliver even him thatwho is not innocent:. YeaYes, he shallwill be delivered through the cleanness of thyyour hands.
23:1	Then Job answered and said,
23:2	Even totoday day is my complaint is rebellious:. MyHis strokehand is heavierheavy thanin spite of my groaning.
23:4	I would set my cause in order before him, Andand fill my mouth with arguments.
23:5	I would know the words which he would answer me, Andand understand what he would saytell unto me.
23:6	Would he contend with me in the greatness of his power? Nay;No, but he would givelisten heedto unto me.
23:7	There the upright might reason with him;, Soso I should I be delivered forforever ever from my judge.
23:8	Behold,If I go forwardeast, but he is not there;. AndIf backwardI go west, but I cannotcant perceivefind him;.
23:9	OnHe theworks leftto hand,the when he doth worknorth, but I cannotcant beholdsee him;. He hidethturns himselfsouth, onbut theI rightcant hand,catch thata Iglimpse cannotof see him.
23:10	But he knowethknows the way that I take;. When he hathhas tried me, I shallwill come forthout aslike gold.
23:11	My foot hathhas held fast to his steps;. HisI way have Ikept kepthis way, and not turned not asideaway.
23:12	I havehavent not gone back from the commandment of his lips;. I have treasured up the words of his mouth more than my necessary food.
23:13	But he isstands in one mindalone, and who can turnoppose him? AndWhat what his soul desirethdesires, even that he doethdoes.
23:14	For he performethperforms that which is appointed for me:. AndMany many such things are with him.
23:15	Therefore I am I terrified at his presence;. When I consider, I am afraid of him.
23:16	For God hathhas made my heart faint,. AndThe the Almighty hathhas terrified me;.
23:17	Because I was not cut off before the darkness, Neitherneither did he cover the thick darkness from my face.
24:1	Why arearent times not laid up by the Almighty? AndWhy whydont dothose notwho they that know him see his days?
24:2	There are thatpeople who remove the landmarks;. They violently take away flocks, and feed them.
24:3	They drive away the assdonkey of the fatherless;, Theyand they take the widows ox for a pledge.
24:4	They turn the needy out of the way:. The poor of the earth all hide themselves.
24:5	Behold, as wild assesdonkeys in the desert, Theythey go forthout to their work, seeking diligently for food;. The wilderness yieldethyields them bread for their children.
24:6	They cut their provenderfood in the field;. AndThey they glean the vintagevineyard of the wicked.
24:7	They lie all night naked without clothing, Andand have no covering in the cold.
24:8	They are wet with the showers of the mountains, Andand embrace the rock for wantlack of a shelter.
24:9	There are thatthose who pluck the fatherless from the breast, Andand take a pledge of the poor;,
24:10	Soso that they go aboutaround naked without clothing,. AndBeing being hungry, they carry the sheaves.
24:11	They make oil within the walls of these men;. They tread theirwine winepressespresses, and suffer thirst.
24:12	From out of the populous city, men groan,. AndThe the soul of the wounded criethcries out:, Yetyet God regardethdoesnt notregard the folly.
24:13	These are of themthose thatwho rebel against the light;. They dont know notits the ways thereof, Nornor abidestay in theits paths thereof.
24:14	The murderer risethrises with the light;. He killethkills the poor and needy;. AndIn in the night he is aslike a thief.
24:15	The eye also of the adulterer waitethwaits for the twilight, Sayingsaying, No eye shallwill see me:. AndHe hedisguises disguiseth his face.
24:16	In the dark they dig through houses:. They shut themselves up in the daydaytime. time; They dont know not the light.
24:17	For the morning is to all of them aslike thick darkness;, Forfor they know the terrors of the thick darkness.
24:18	SwiftlyThey theyare passfoam awayon upon the facesurface of the waters;. Their portion is cursed in the earth:. They dont turn not into the way of the vineyards.
24:19	Drought and heat consume the snow waters:, Soso dothdoes Sheol those thatwho have sinned.
24:20	The womb shallwill forget him;. The worm shallwill feed sweetly on him;. He shallwill be no more remembered;. AndUnrighteousness unrighteousnesswill shall be broken as a tree.
24:21	He devourethdevours the barren thatwho bearethdont not,bear. AndHe doethshows notno goodkindness to the widow.
24:22	Yet God preservethpreserves the mighty by his power:. He risethrises up thatwho hathhas no assurance of life.
24:23	God givethgives them to be in security, and they rest thereon;in Andit. hisHis eyes are uponon their ways.
24:24	They are exalted; yet a little while, and they are gone;. YeaYes, they are brought low, they are taken out of the way as all others, Andand are cut off as the tops of the ears of grain.
24:25	AndIf if it beisnt not so now, who will prove me a liar, Andand make my speech worth nothing worth?
25:1	Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and saidanswered,
25:2	Dominion and fear are with him;. He makethmakes peace in his high places.
25:3	IsCan therehis anyarmies numberbe of his armiescounted? AndOn upon whom dothdoes not his light not arise?
25:4	How then can man be just with God? Or how can he bewho clean that is born of a woman be clean?
25:5	Behold, even the moon hathhas no brightness, Andand the stars are not pure in his sight:;
25:6	How much less man, thatwho is a worm!, Andand the son of man, thatwho is a worm!
26:1	Then Job answered and said,
26:2	How hasthave thouyou helped him thatwho is without power! How hasthave thouyou saved the arm that hathhas no strength!
26:3	How hasthave thouyou counselledcounseled him thatwho hathhas no wisdom, Andand plentifully declared sound knowledge!
26:4	To whom hasthave thouyou uttered words? AndWhose whose spirit came forthout fromof theeyou?
26:5	TheyThe thatdeparted arespirits deceased tremble, Beneaththose beneath the waters and theall inhabitantsthat thereoflive in them.
26:6	Sheol is naked before God, Andand Abaddon hathhas no covering.
26:7	He stretchethstretches out the north over empty space, Andand hangethhangs the earth uponon nothing.
26:8	He bindethbinds up the waters in his thick clouds;, Andand the cloud is not rentburst under them.
26:9	He inclosethencloses the face of his throne, Andand spreadethspreads his cloud uponon it.
26:10	He hathhas described a boundary uponon the facesurface of the waters, Untoand to the confines of light and darkness.
26:11	The pillars of heaven tremble Andand are astonished at his rebuke.
26:12	He stirrethstirs up the sea with his power, Andand by his understanding he smitethstrikes through Rahab.
26:13	By his Spirit the heavens are garnished;. His hand hathhas pierced the swift serpent.
26:14	LoBehold, these are but the outskirts of his ways:. AndHow how small a whisper do we hear of him! But the thunder of his power who can understand?
27:1	And Job again took up his parable, and said,
27:2	As God livethlives, who hathhas taken away my right, And the Almighty, who hathhas vexedmade my soul bitter
27:3	Forfor the length of my life is yetstill whole in me, Andand the spirit of God is in my nostrils;
27:4	Surelysurely my lips shallwill not speak unrighteousness, Neitherneither shallwill my tongue utter deceit.
27:5	Far be it from me that I should justify you:. TillUntil I die I will not put away minemy integrity from me.
27:6	My righteousness I hold fast to my righteousness, and will not let it go:. My heart shallwill not reproach me so long as I live.
27:7	Let minemy enemy be as the wicked,. AndLet let him thatwho risethrises up against me be as the unrighteous.
27:8	For what is the hope of the godless, thoughwhen he getis himcut gainoff, Whenwhen God takethtakes away his soullife?
27:9	Will God hear his cry, Whenwhen trouble comethcomes uponon him?
27:10	Will he delight himself in the Almighty, Andand call uponon God at all times?
27:11	I will teach you concerningabout the hand of God;. ThatI will not conceal that which is with the Almighty will I not conceal.
27:12	Behold, all yeof yourselvesyou have seen it yourselves; Whywhy then arehave yeyou become altogether vain?
27:13	This is the portion of a wicked man with God, And the heritage of oppressors, which they receive from the Almighty:.
27:14	If his children beare multiplied, it is for the sword;. AndHis his offspring shallwill not be satisfied with bread.
27:15	Those thatwho remain of him shallwill be buried in death,. AndHis his widows shallwill make no lamentation.
27:16	Though he heap up silver as the dust, Andand prepare raimentclothing as the clay;
27:17	Hehe may prepare it, but the just shallwill put it on, Andand the innocent shallwill divide the silver.
27:18	He buildethbuilds his house as the moth, And as a booth which the keeperwatchman makethmakes.
27:19	He liethlies down rich, but he shallwill not bedo gatheredso toagain. his fathers; He openethopens his eyes, and he is not.
27:20	Terrors overtake him like waters;. A tempeststorm stealethsteals him away in the night.
27:21	The east wind carriethcarries him away, and he departeth;departs. AndIt itsweeps sweepeth him out of his place.
27:22	For Godit shallhurls hurl at him, and does not spare:, Heas wouldhe fainflees fleeaway outfrom of his hand.
27:23	Men shallwill clap their hands at him, Andand shallwill hiss him out of his place.
28:1	Surely there is a mine for silver, Andand a place for gold which they refine.
28:2	Iron is taken out of the earth, Andand copper is moltensmelted out of the stoneore.
28:3	Man settethsets an end to darkness, Andand searchethsearches out, to the furthest bound, Thethe stones of obscurity and of thick darkness.
28:4	He breakethbreaks open a shaft away from where menpeople sojourn;live. They are forgotten ofby the foot;. They hang afarfar from men, they swing toback and froforth.
28:5	As for the earth, out of it comethcomes bread;. AndUnderneath underneath it is turned up as it were by fire.
28:6	TheSapphires stonescome thereoffrom areits therocks. placeIt ofhas sapphires, And it hath dust of gold.
28:7	That path no bird of prey knowethknows, Neitherneither hathhas the falcons eye seen it:.
28:8	The proud beastsanimals have not trodden it, Nornor hathhas the fierce lion passed therebyby there.
28:9	He puttethputs forth his hand uponon the flinty rock;, Heand overturnethhe overturns the mountains by the roots.
28:10	He cuttethcuts out channels among the rocks;. AndHis his eye seethsees every precious thing.
28:11	He bindethbinds the streams that they dont trickle. not;The And the thing that is hidhidden bringeth he forthbrings out to light.
28:12	But where shallwill wisdom be found? AndWhere where is the place of understanding?
28:13	Man knowethdoesnt notknow theits price, thereof;and Neitherit isisnt it found in the land of the living.
28:14	The deep saithsays, It isisnt not in me;. AndThe the sea saithsays, It isisnt not with me.
28:15	It cannotcant be gotten for gold, Neitherneither shallwill silver be weighed for theits price thereof.
28:16	It cannotcant be valued with the gold of Ophir, Withwith the precious onyx, or the sapphire.
28:17	Gold and glass cannotcant equal it, Neitherneither shallwill it be exchanged for jewels of fine gold.
28:18	No mention shallwill be made of coral or of crystal:. YeaYes, the price of wisdom is above rubies.
28:19	The topaz of Ethiopia shallwill not equal it,. NeitherIt shallwont it be valued with pure gold.
28:20	WhenceWhere then comethdoes wisdom come from? AndWhere where is the place of understanding?
28:21	Seeing it is hidhidden from the eyes of all living, Andand kept close from the birds of the heavenssky.
28:22	Destruction and Death say, We have heard a rumor thereofof it with our ears.
28:23	God understandethunderstands theits way thereof, Andand he knowethknows theits place thereof.
28:24	For he lookethlooks to the ends of the earth, Andand seethsees under the whole heaven;sky.
28:25	ToHe makeestablishes athe weightforce forof the wind:. YeaYes, he metethmeasures out the waters by measure.
28:26	When he made a decree for the rain, Andand a way for the lightning of the thunder;,
28:27	Thenthen did he seesaw it, and declaredeclared it;. He established it, yeayes, and searched it out.
28:28	AndTo unto man he said, Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom;. AndTo to depart from evil is understanding.
29:1	And Job again took up his parable, and said,
29:2	Oh that I were as in the months of old, Asas in the days when God watched over me;
29:3	Whenwhen his lamp shinedshone uponon my head, Andand by his light I walked through darkness;,
29:4	Asas I was in the ripeness of my daysprime, Whenwhen the friendship of God was uponin my tent;,
29:5	Whenwhen the Almighty was yet with me, Andand my children were aboutaround me;,
29:6	Whenwhen my steps were washed with butter, Andand the rock poured me out streams of oil! for me,
29:7	Whenwhen I went forthout to the city gate unto the city, Whenwhen I prepared my seat in the street,.
29:8	The young men saw me and hid themselves,. AndThe the aged rose up and stood;.
29:9	The princes refrained from talking, Andand laid their hand on their mouth;.
29:10	The voice of the nobles was hushed, Andand their tongue cleavedstuck to the roof of their mouth.
29:11	For when the ear heard me, then it blessed me;, Andand when the eye saw me, it gavecommended witness unto me:,
29:12	Becausebecause I delivered the poor thatwho cried, Theand the fatherless also, thatwho had noneno one to help him.,
29:13	Thethe blessing of him thatwho was ready to perish came uponon me;, Andand I caused the widows heart to sing for joy.
29:14	I put on righteousness, and it clothed me:. My justice was as a robe and a diadem.
29:15	I was eyes to the blind, Andand feet was I to the lame.
29:16	I was a father to the needy:. AndI researched the cause of him thatwhom I knewdidnt not I searched outknow.
29:17	And I brakebroke the jaws of the unrighteous, Andand plucked the prey out of his teeth.
29:18	Then I said, I shallwill die in my nestown house, And I shallwill multiplycount my days as the sand:.
29:19	My root is spread out to the waters,. AndThe the dew liethlies all night uponon my branch:.
29:20	My glory is fresh in me,. AndMy my bow is renewed in my hand.
29:21	UntoMen melistened mento gave earme, and waited, Andand kept silence for my counsel.
29:22	After my words they spakedidnt notspeak again;. AndMy my speech distilledfell uponon them.
29:23	AndThey they waited for me as for the rain;. AndTheir theymouths openeddrank their mouth wide as forwith the latterspring rain.
29:24	I smiled on them, when they had no confidence;. AndThey didnt reject the light of my countenance they cast not downface.
29:25	I chose out their way, and sat as chief,. AndI dweltlived as a king in the army, Asas one thatwho comfortethcomforts the mourners.
30:1	But now theythose thatwho are younger than I have me in derision, Whosewhose fathers I disdainedconsidered unworthy to setput with themy sheep dogs of my flock.
30:2	Yea,Of what use is the strength of their hands, wheretoto should it profit me?, Menmen in whom ripe age ishas perished.?
30:3	They are gaunt withfrom wantlack and famine;. They gnaw the dry ground, in the gloom of wastenesswaste and desolation.
30:4	They pluck salt wortherbs by the bushes;. AndThe the roots of the broom tree are their food.
30:5	They are driven forthout from theamong midst of men;. They cry after them as after a thief;,
30:6	Soso that they dwelllive in frightful valleys, Inand in holes of the earth and of the rocks.
30:7	AmongThey the bushes they bray; Underamong the nettlesbushes. theyThey are gathered together under the nettles.
30:8	They are children of fools, yeayes, children of basewicked men;. They were scourgedflogged out of the land.
30:9	AndNow now I amhave become their song,. YeaYes, I am a byword untoto them.
30:10	They abhor me, they stand aloof from me, Andand sparedont nothesitate to spit in my face.
30:11	For he hathhas looseduntied his cord, and afflicted me; Andand they have castthrown off therestraint bridle before me.
30:12	UponOn my right hand rise the rabble;. They thrust aside my feet,. AndThey they cast up against me their ways of destruction up against me.
30:13	They mar my path,. They setpromote forward my calamity,destruction Evenwithout menanyones that have no helperhelp.
30:14	As through a wide breach they come:. InThey theroll midstthemselves ofin amid the ruin they roll themselves upon me.
30:15	Terrors arehave turned uponon me;. They chase minemy honor as the wind;. AndMy my welfare ishas passed away as a cloud.
30:16	AndNow now my soul is poured out within me;. Days of affliction have taken hold uponof me.
30:17	In the night season my bones are pierced in me, Andand the pains that gnaw me take no rest.
30:18	ByMy Godsgarment greatis forcedisfigured isby mygreat garmentforce. disfigured; It bindethbinds me about as the collar of my coattunic.
30:19	He hathhas cast me into the mire,. And I amhave become like dust and ashes.
30:20	I cry untoto theeyou, and thouyou dostdo not answer me:. I stand up, and thouyou gazestgaze at me.
30:21	ThouYou arthave turned to be cruel to me;. With the might of thyyour hand thouyou persecutestpersecute me.
30:22	ThouYou liftestlift me up to the wind, thouand causestdrive me towith ride upon it;. AndYou thoudissolve dissolvest me in the storm.
30:23	For I know that thouyou wiltwill bring me to death, And to the house appointed for all living.
30:24	HowbeitHowever dothdoesnt not one stretch out thea hand in his fall? Or in his calamity therefore cry for help?
30:25	DidDidnt not I weep for him thatwho was in trouble? WasWasnt not my soul grieved for the needy?
30:26	When I looked for good, then evil came;. AndWhen when I waited for light, theredarkness came darkness.
30:27	My heart is troubled, and restethdoesnt not;rest. Days of affliction arehave come uponon me.
30:28	I go mourning without the sun:. I stand up in the assembly, and cry for help.
30:29	I am a brother to jackals, Andand a companion to ostriches.
30:30	My skin isgrows black, and fallethpeels from me,. AndMy my bones are burned with heat.
30:31	Therefore is my harp has turned to mourning, Andand my pipe into the voice of themthose thatwho weep.
31:1	I made a covenant with minemy eyes; Howhow then should I look uponlustfully at a virginyoung woman?
31:2	For what is the portion from God above, Andand the heritage from the Almighty on high?
31:3	Is it not calamity to the unrighteous, Andand disaster to the workers of iniquity?
31:4	DothDoesnt not he see my ways, Andand numbercount all my steps?
31:5	If I have walked with falsehood, Andand my foot hathhas hastedhurried to deceit
31:6	Letlet me be weighed in an even balance, Thatthat God may know minemy integrity;
31:7	Ifif my step hathhas turned out of the way, Andif my heart walked after minemy eyes, And if any spotdefilement hathhas cleavedstuck to my hands:,
31:8	Thenthen let me sow, and let another eat;. YeaYes, let the produce of my field be rooted out.
31:9	If my heart hathhas been enticed untoto a woman, Andand I have laid wait at my neighbors door;,
31:10	Thenthen let my wife grind untofor another, Andand let others bowsleep downwith upon her.
31:11	For that werewould be a heinous crime;. YeaYes, it werewould be an iniquity to be punished by the judges:,
31:12	Forfor it is a fire that consumethconsumes untoto Destructiondestruction, Andand would root out all minemy increase.
31:13	If I have despised the cause of my manmale servant or of my maidfemale servant, Whenwhen they contended with me;,
31:14	Whatwhat then shallwill I do when God risethrises up? AndWhen when he visitethvisits, what shallwill I answer him?
31:15	DidDidnt not he thatwho made me in the womb make him? AndDidnt did not one fashion us in the womb?
31:16	If I have withheld the poor from their desire, Oror have caused the eyes of the widow to fail,
31:17	Oror have eaten my morsel alone, Andand the fatherless hathhas not eaten thereofof it
31:18	Nayno, from my youth he grew up with me as with a father, AndI her have I guided her from my mothers womb;
31:19	Ifif I have seen any perish for want of clothing, Oror that the needy had no covering;
31:20	Ifif his loinsheart havehasnt not blessed me, And if he hathhasnt not been warmed with themy sheeps fleece of my sheep;
31:21	Ifif I have lifted up my hand against the fatherless, Becausebecause I saw my help in the gate:;
31:22	Thenthen let my shoulder fall from the shoulder blade, Andand minemy arm be broken from the bone.
31:23	For calamity from God is a terror to me,. AndBecause by reason of his majesty, I can do nothing.
31:24	If I have made gold my hope, Andand have said to the fine gold, ThouYou artare my confidence;
31:25	If I have rejoiced because my wealth was great, Andand because my hand had gotten much;
31:26	Ifif I have beheldseen the sun when it shined, Oror the moon walkingmoving in brightnesssplendor,
31:27	Andand my heart hathhas been secretly enticed, Andand my mouthhand haththrew kisseda kiss from my hand:mouth;
31:28	Thisthis also werewould be an iniquity to be punished by the judges;, Forfor I shouldwould have denied the God thatwho is above.
31:29	If I have rejoiced at the destruction of him thatwho hated me, Oror lifted up myself when evil found him
31:30	Yea, I have certainly not sufferedallowed my mouth to sin Byby asking his life with a curse;
31:31	Ifif the men of my tent have not said, Who can find one thatwho hathhas not been filled with his meat?
31:32	Thethe sojournerforeigner hathhas not lodgedcamped in the street;, Butbut I have opened my doors to the travellertraveler;
31:33	Ifif like Adam I have covered my transgressions, Byby hiding minemy iniquity in my bosomheart,
31:34	Becausebecause I feared the great multitude, Andand the contempt of families terrified me, Soso that I kept silence, and wentdidnt notgo out of the door—
31:35	Ohoh that I had one to hear me! LoBehold, here is my signature,! letLet the Almighty answer me! AndLet thatthe Iaccuser hadwrite themy indictment which mine adversary hath written!
31:36	Surely I would carry it uponon my shoulder;, and I would bind it untoto me as a crown:.
31:37	I would declare untoto him the number of my steps;. AsI a prince would I go near untoto him like a prince.
31:38	If my land criethcries out against me, Andand theits furrows thereof weep together;
31:39	Ifif I have eaten theits fruits thereof without money, Oror have caused theits owners thereof to lose their life:,
31:40	Letlet thistlesbriers grow instead of wheat, Andand cocklestinkweed instead of barley. The words of Job are ended.
32:2	Then was kindled the wrath of Elihu the son of Barachel, the Buzite, of the family of Ram:, was kindled against Job. wasHis his wrath was kindled, because he justified himself rather than God.
32:3	Also against his threewrath friends was kindled against his wraththree kindledfriends, because they had found no answer, and yet had condemned Job.
32:4	Now Elihu had waited to speak untoto Job, because they were elderolder than he.
32:5	AndWhen when Elihu saw that there was no answer in the mouth of these three men, his wrath was kindled.
32:6	And Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite answered and said, I am young, and yeyou are very old;. WhereforeTherefore I held back, and durstdidnt notdare show you minemy opinion.
32:7	I said, Days should speak, Andand multitude of years should teach wisdom.
32:8	But there is a spirit in man, Andand the breathSpirit of the Almighty givethgives them understanding.
32:9	It is not the great thatwho are wise, Nornor the aged thatwho understand justice.
32:10	Therefore I said, HearkenListen to me; I also will show minemy opinion.
32:11	Behold, I waited for your words, and I listened for your reasoningsreasoning, Whilstwhile yeyou searched out what to say.
32:12	YeaYes, I attendedgave unto you, And,my beholdfull attention, but there was noneno thatone who convinced Job, Oror thatwho answered his words, among you.
32:13	Beware lest yeyou say, We have found wisdom;. God may vanquishrefute him, not man:;
32:14	Forfor he hathhas not directed his words against me; Neitherneither will I answer him with your speeches.
32:15	They are amazed,. theyThey answer no more:. They dont have not a word to say.
32:16	AndShall shall I wait, because they dont speak not, Becausebecause they stand still, and answer no more?
32:17	I also will answer my part, and I also will show minemy opinion.
32:18	For I am full of words;. The spirit within me constrainethconstrains me.
32:19	Behold, my breast is as wine which hathhas no vent; Likelike new winewineskins skins it is ready to burst.
32:20	I will speak, that I may be refreshed;. I will open my lips and answer.
32:21	LetPlease medont not,let Ime pray you, respect any mans person;, Neitherneither will I give flattering titles untoto any man.
32:22	For I dont know nothow to give flattering titles;, Elseor wouldelse my Maker would soon take me away.
33:1	HowbeitHowever, Job, Iplease pray thee, hear my speech, Andand hearkenlisten to all my words.
33:2	BeholdSee now, I have opened my mouth;. My tongue hathhas spoken in my mouth.
33:3	My words shallwill utter the uprightness of my heart;. AndThat that which my lips know they shallwill speak sincerely.
33:4	The Spirit of God hathhas made me, Andand the breath of the Almighty givethgives me life.
33:5	If thouyou canstcan, answer thou me;. Set thyyour words in order before me, and stand forthup.
33:6	Behold, I am toward God even as thouyou art:are. I am also am formed out of the clay.
33:7	Behold, my terror shallwill not make theeyou afraid, Neitherneither shallwill my pressure be heavy uponon theeyou.
33:8	Surely thouyou hasthave spoken in my hearing, And I have heard the voice of thyyour words, saying,
33:9	I am clean, without transgression;disobedience. I am innocent, neither is there iniquity in me:.
33:10	Behold, he findethfinds occasions against me,. He countethcounts me for his enemy;.
33:11	He puttethputs my feet in the stocks,. He markethmarks all my paths.
33:12	Behold, I will answer thee,you. inIn this thouyou artare not just;, Forfor God is greater than man.
33:13	Why dostdo thouyou strive against him, Forbecause that he givethdoesnt notgive account of any of his matters?
33:14	For God speakethspeaks once, Yeayes twice, though man regardethpays itno notattention.
33:15	In a dream, in a vision of the night, Whenwhen deep sleep fallethfalls uponon men, Inin slumberingsslumbering uponon the bed;,
33:16	Thenthen he openethopens the ears of men, Andand sealethseals their instruction,
33:17	Thatthat he may withdraw man from his purpose, Andand hide pride from man;.
33:18	He keepethkeeps back his soul from the pit, Andand his life from perishing by the sword.
33:19	He is chastened also with pain uponon his bed, And with continual strife in his bones;,
33:20	Soso that his life abhorrethabhors bread, Andand his soul dainty food.
33:21	His flesh is so consumed away, that it cannotcant be seen;. AndHis his bones that were not seen stick out.
33:22	YeaYes, his soul drawethdraws near untoto the pit, Andand his life to the destroyers.
33:23	If there beis withbeside him an angel, Anan interpreter, one among a thousand, Toto show untoto man what is right for him;,
33:24	Thenthen God is gracious untoto him, and saithsays, Deliver him from going down to the pit, I have found a ransom.
33:25	His flesh shallwill be fresher than a childs;. He returnethreturns to the days of his youth.
33:26	He prayethprays untoto God, and he is favorable untoto him, Soso that he seethsees his face with joy:. AndHe herestores restorethto unto man his righteousness.
33:27	He singethsings before men, and saithsays, I have sinned, and perverted that which was right, Andand it profiteddidnt profit me not:.
33:28	He hathhas redeemed my soul from going into the pit,. AndMy my life shallwill beholdsee the light.
33:29	LoBehold, God does all these things doth God work, Twicetwice, yeayes thricethree times, with a man,
33:30	Toto bring back his soul from the pit, Thatthat he may be enlightened with the light of the living.
33:31	Mark well, O Job, hearkenand untolisten to me:. Hold thyyour peace, and I will speak.
33:32	If thouyou hasthave anything to say, answer me:. Speak, for I desire to justify theeyou.
33:33	If not, hearkenlisten thouto unto me:. Hold thyyour peace, and I will teach theeyou wisdom.
34:1	Moreover Elihu answered and said,
34:2	Hear my words, yeyou wise men;. AndGive give ear untoto me, yeyou thatwho have knowledge.
34:3	For the ear triethtries words, Asas the palate tastethtastes food.
34:4	Let us choose for us that which is right:. Let us know among ourselves what is good.
34:5	For Job hathhas said, I am righteous, And God hathhas taken away my right:.
34:6	Notwithstanding my right I am accountedconsidered a liar;. My wound is incurable, though I am without transgressiondisobedience.
34:7	What man is like Job, Whowho drinkethdrinks upscorn scoffing like water,
34:8	Whowho goethgoes in company with the workers of iniquity, Andand walkethwalks with wicked men?
34:9	For he hathhas said, It profitethprofits a man nothing Thatthat he should delight himself with God.
34:10	Therefore hearkenlisten untoto me, yeyou men of understanding: Farfar be it from God, that he should do wickedness, And from the Almighty, that he should commit iniquity.
34:11	For the work of a man he will he render untoto him, Andand cause every man to find according to his ways.
34:12	Yea,Yes of a suretysurely, God will not do wickedly, Neitherneither will the Almighty pervert justice.
34:13	Who gaveput him ain charge overof the earth? Or who hathhas disposedappointed him over the whole world?
34:14	If he set his heart uponon himself, Ifif he gathergathered untoto himself his spirit and his breath;,
34:15	Allall flesh shallwould perish together, Andand man shallwould turn again untoto dust.
34:16	If now thouyou hasthave understanding, hear this:. HearkenListen to the voice of my words.
34:17	ShallShould even one thatwho hatethhates justice govern? AndWill wiltyou thou condemn him thatwho is righteous and mighty?—,
34:18	Himwho thatsays saith to a king, ThouVile! artor vile, Or to nobles, Ye are wicked;Wicked!?
34:19	ThatHe respectethdoesnt notrespect the persons of princes, Nornor regardethrespect the rich more than the poor;, Forfor they all are the work of his hands.
34:20	In a moment they die, even at midnight;. The people are shaken and pass away,. AndThe the mighty are taken away without a hand.
34:21	For his eyes are uponon the ways of a man,. AndHe hesees seeth all his goings.
34:22	There is no darkness, nor thick gloom, Wherewhere the workers of iniquity may hide themselves.
34:23	For he needethdoesnt notneed further to consider a man further, Thatthat he should go before God in judgment.
34:24	He breakethbreaks in pieces mighty men in pieces in ways past finding out, Andand settethsets others in their steadplace.
34:25	Therefore he takethtakes knowledge of their works;. AndHe heoverturns overturneth them in the night, so that they are destroyed.
34:26	He strikethstrikes them as wicked men Inin the open sight of others;
34:27	Becausebecause they turned asideaway from following him, Andand wouldwouldnt notpay haveattention regardto in any of his ways:,
34:28	Soso that they caused the cry of the poor to come untoto him,. AndHe he heard the cry of the afflicted.
34:29	When he givethgives quietness, who then can condemn? AndWhen when he hidethhides his face, who then can beholdsee him? AlikeHe whetheris itover be done unto a nation, or unto a man: alike,
34:30	Thatthat the godless man reignmay not reign, Thatthat there be noneno one to ensnare the people.
34:31	For hathhas any said untoto God, I haveam borne chastisementguilty, but I will not offend any more:.
34:32	ThatTeach me that which I dont see. not teach thou me: If I have done iniquity, I will do it no more?
34:33	Shall his recompense be as thouyou wiltdesire, that thouyou refusestrefuse it? For thouyou must choose, and not I:. Therefore speak what thouyou knowestknow.
34:34	Men of understanding will saytell unto me, Yeayes, every wise man thatwho hearethhears me:
34:35	Job speakethspeaks without knowledge,. AndHis his words are without wisdom.
34:36	WouldI wish that Job were tried untoto the end, Becausebecause of his answering like wicked men.
34:37	For he addethadds rebellion untoto his sin;. He clappethclaps his hands among us, Andand multipliethmultiplies his words against God.
35:1	Moreover Elihu answered and said,
35:2	ThinkestDo thouyou think this to be thyyour right, Oror sayestdo thouyou say, My righteousness is more than Gods,
35:3	Thatthat thouyou sayestask, What advantage will it be untoto theeyou? And, What profit shallwill I have, more than if I had sinned?
35:4	I will answer theeyou, Andand thyyour companions with theeyou.
35:5	Look untoto the heavensskies, and see;. AndSee behold the skies, which are higher than thouyou.
35:6	If thouyou hasthave sinned, what effectesteffect thoudo you have against him? AndIf ifyour thy transgressions beare multiplied, what doestdo thouyou untodo to him?
35:7	If thouyou beare righteous, what givestdo thouyou give him? Or what receivethdoes he ofreceive thyfrom your hand?
35:8	ThyYour wickedness may hurt a man as thouyou art;are, Andand thyyour righteousness may profit a son of man.
35:9	By reason of the multitude of oppressions they cry out;. They cry for help by reason of the arm of the mighty.
35:10	But noneno saithone says, Where is God my Maker, Whowho givethgives songs in the night,
35:11	Whowho teachethteaches us more than the beastsanimals of the earth, Andand makethmakes us wiser than the birds of the heavenssky?
35:12	There they cry, but noneno givethone answeranswers, Becausebecause of the pride of evil men.
35:13	Surely God will not hear an empty cry, Neitherneither will the Almighty regard it.
35:14	How much less when thouyou sayestsay thouyou beholdestdont see him. not, The cause is before him, and thouyou waitestwait for him!
35:15	But now, because he hathhas not visited in his anger, Neitherneither dothdoes he greatly regard arrogance;,
35:16	Thereforetherefore doth Job openopens his mouth inwith vanity;empty Hetalk, multipliethand he multiplies words without knowledge.
36:1	Elihu also proceededcontinued, and said,
36:2	SufferBear with me a little, and I will show theeyou; Forfor I still have yetsomething somewhat to say on Gods behalf.
36:3	I will fetchget my knowledge from afar, Andand 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, and despisethdoesnt notdespise any:anyone. He is mighty in strength of understanding.
36:6	He preservethdoesnt notpreserve the life of the wicked, Butbut givethgives justice to the afflicted their right.
36:7	He withdrawethdoesnt notwithdraw his eyes from the righteous:, Butbut with kings uponon the throne, Hehe settethsets them for everforever, and they are exalted.
36:8	AndIf if they beare bound in fetters, Andand beare taken in the cords of affliction;afflictions,
36:9	Thenthen he showethshows them their work, Andand their transgressions, that they have behaved themselves proudly.
36:10	He openeth also opens their earears to instruction, Andand commandethcommands that they return from iniquity.
36:11	If they hearkenlisten and serve him, Theythey shallwill spend their days in prosperity, Andand their years in pleasures.
36:12	But if they hearkendont notlisten, they shallwill perish by the sword,; And they shallwill die without knowledge.
36:13	But theythose thatwho are godless in heart lay up anger:. They dont cry not for help when he bindethbinds them.
36:14	They die in youth,. AndTheir their life perishethperishes among the unclean.
36:15	He deliverethdelivers the afflicted by their affliction, Andand openethopens their ear in oppression.
36:16	YeaYes, he would have allured theeyou out of distress, Intointo a broadwide place, where there is no straitness;restriction. AndThat that which is set on thyyour table would be full of fatness.
36:17	But thouyou artare full of the judgment of the wicked:. Judgment and justice take hold onof theeyou.
36:18	ForDont let notriches wrathentice stiryou theeto upwrath, againstneither chastisements; Neither let the greatnessgreat size of thea ransombribe turn theeyou aside.
36:19	WillWould thyyour crywealth avail,sustain thatyou thou be not in distress, Oror all the forcesmight of thyyour strength?
36:20	DesireDont notdesire the night, Whenwhen peoplespeople are cut off in their place.
36:21	Take heed, dont regard not iniquity:; Forfor thisyou hasthave thou chosen this rather than affliction.
36:22	Behold, God doethis loftilyexalted in his power:. Who is a teacher like unto him?
36:23	Who hathhas enjoinedprescribed him his way for him? Or who can say, ThouYou hasthave wroughtcommitted unrighteousness?
36:24	Remember that thouyou magnify his work, Whereofabout which men have sung.
36:25	All men have looked thereon;on it. Man beholdethsees it afar off.
36:26	Behold, God is great, and we dont know him. not; The number of his years is unsearchable.
36:27	For he drawethdraws up the drops of water, Whichwhich distildistill in rain from his vapor,
36:28	Whichwhich the skies pour down Andand which drop uponon man abundantly.
36:29	YeaIndeed, can anyanyone understand the spreadingsspreading of the clouds, Theand the thunderings of his pavilion?
36:30	Behold, he spreadethspreads his light around him;. AndHe hecovers covereth the bottom of the sea.
36:31	For by these he judgethjudges the peoples;people. He givethgives food in abundance.
36:32	He coverethcovers his hands with the lightning, Andand givethcommands it ato charge that it strike the mark.
36:33	TheIts noise thereoftells tellethabout concerning him, Theand cattlethe livestock also, concerning the storm that comethcomes up.
37:1	YeaYes, at this my heart tremblethtrembles, Andand is moved out of its place.
37:2	Hear, oh, hear the noise of his voice, And the sound that goethgoes out of his mouth.
37:3	He sendethsends it forthout under the whole heavensky, Andand his lightning untoto the ends of the earth.
37:4	After it a voice roareth;roars. He thundereththunders with the voice of his majesty;. AndHe hedoesnt restrainethhold notback theanything lightnings when his voice is heard.
37:5	God thundereththunders marvellouslymarvelously with his voice;. GreatHe thingsdoes doethgreat hethings, which we cannotcant comprehend.
37:6	For he saithsays to the snow, Fall thou on the earth;, Likewiselikewise to the shower of rain, Andand to the showers of his mighty rain.
37:7	He sealethseals up the hand of every man, Thatthat all men whom he hathhas made may know it.
37:8	Then the beastsanimals gotake into covertscover, Andand remain in their dens.
37:9	Out of theits chamberroom ofcomes the south cometh the storm, Andand cold out of the north.
37:10	By the breath of God, ice is given;, Andand the breadthwidth of the waters is straitenedfrozen.
37:11	YeaYes, he ladethloads the thick cloud with moisture;. He spreadethspreads abroad the cloud of his lightning:.
37:12	AndIt it is turned roundaround about by his guidance, Thatthat they may do whatsoeverwhatever he commandethcommands them Uponon the facesurface of the habitable world,
37:13	Whetherwhether it beis for correction, or for his land, Oror for lovingkindnessloving kindness, that he causecauses it to come.
37:14	HearkenListen untoto this, O Job:. Stand still, and consider the wondrous works of God.
37:15	DostDo thouyou know how God layethcontrols his charge upon them, Andand causethcauses the lightning of his cloud to shine?
37:16	DostDo thouyou know the balancingsworkings of the clouds, Thethe wondrous works of him who is perfect in knowledge?
37:17	HowYou thywhose garmentsclothing areis warm, Whenwhen the earth is still by reason of the south wind?
37:18	CanstCan thouyou, with him, spread out the sky, Whichwhich is strong as a moltencast metal mirror?
37:19	Teach us what we shallwill saytell unto him;, Forfor we cannotcant setmake our speechcase in order by reason of darkness.
37:20	ShallWill it be told him that I would speak? Or should a man wish that he were swallowed up?
37:21	AndNow now men dont see not the light which is bright in the skies;, Butbut the wind passethpasses, and clearethclears them.
37:22	Out of the north comethcomes golden splendor:. With God hathis uponawesome him terrible majesty.
37:23	TouchingWe cant reach the Almighty,. we cannot find him out: He is excellentexalted in power;. AndIn in justice and plenteousgreat righteousness, he will not afflictoppress.
37:24	MenTherefore domen thereforerevere fear him:. He regardethdoesnt notregard any thatwho are wise of heart.
38:1	Then JehovahYahweh answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said,
38:2	Who is this thatwho darkenethdarkens counsel Byby words without knowledge?
38:3	GirdBrace upyourself now thy loins like a man;, Forfor I will demandquestion of theeyou, andthen declareyou thouanswer unto me.!
38:4	Where wastwere thouyou when I laid the foundations of the earth? Declare, if thouyou hasthave understanding.
38:5	Who determined theits measures thereof, if thouyou knowestknow? Or who stretched the line uponon it?
38:6	WhereuponWhat were theits foundations thereoffastened fastenedon? Or who laid theits corner stone thereofcornerstone,
38:7	Whenwhen the morning stars sang together, Andand all the sons of God shouted for joy?
38:8	Or who shut up the sea with doors, Whenwhen it brakebroke forth, as if it had issued out of the womb;,
38:9	Whenwhen I made clouds theits garment thereof, Andand thickwrapped darknessit ain swaddlingthick band for itdarkness,
38:10	And marked out for it my bound, And set bars and doors,
38:11	Andand said, HithertoYou shaltmay thoucome comehere, but no further;. AndYour here shall thy proud waves shall be stayedstopped here?
38:12	HastHave thouyou commanded the morning sincein thyyour days began, Andand caused the dayspringdawn to know its place;,
38:13	Thatthat it might take hold of the ends of the earth, Andand shake the wicked be shaken out of it?
38:14	It is changed as clay under the seal;, Andand allpresented things stand forth as a garment:.
38:15	AndFrom from the wicked, their light is withholden,withheld. AndThe the high 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 the shadow of death?
38:18	HastHave thouyou comprehended the earth in its breadthwidth? Declare, if thouyou knowestknow it all.
38:19	WhereWhat is the way to the dwelling of light? AndAs as for darkness, where is theits place thereof,
38:20	Thatthat thouyou shouldestshould take it to theits bound thereof, And that thouyou shouldestshould discern the paths to theits house thereof?
38:21	Doubtless,Surely thouyou knowestknow, for thouyou wastwere born then born, Andand the number of thyyour days is great!
38:22	HastHave thouyou entered the treasuriesstorehouses of the snow, Oror hasthave thouyou seen the treasuresstorehouses of the hail,
38:23	Whichwhich I have reserved against the time of trouble, Againstagainst the day of battle and war?
38:24	By what way is the lightlightning parteddistributed, Oror the east wind scattered uponon the earth?
38:25	Who hathhas cleftcut a channel for the waterfloodflood water, Oror the waypath for the lightning of the thunder;thunderstorm,
38:26	Toto cause it to rain on a land where there is no man, is;on On the wilderness, whereinin which there is no man;,
38:27	Toto satisfy the waste and desolate ground, And to cause the tender grass to spring forthgrow?
38:28	HathDoes the rain have a father? Or who hathfathers begotten the drops of dew?
38:29	OutWhose of whose womb camedid the ice come out of? AndWho has given birth to the hoarygray frost of heaven,the who hath gendered itsky?
38:30	The waters hidebecome themselveshard and become like stone, Andwhen the facesurface of the deep is frozen.
38:31	CanstCan thouyou bind the cluster of the Pleiades, Oror looseloosen the bandscords of Orion?
38:32	CanstCan thouyou lead forth the Mazzarothconstellations out in their season? Or canstcan thouyou guide the Bear with her traincubs?
38:33	KnowestDo thouyou know the ordinanceslaws of the heavens? CanstCan thouyou establish theits dominion thereofover in the earth?
38:34	CanstCan thouyou lift up thyyour voice to the clouds, Thatthat abundance of waters may cover theeyou?
38:35	CanstCan thouyou send forthout lightnings, that they may go,? AndDo saythey untoreport theeto you, Here we are?
38:36	Who hathhas put wisdom in the inward parts? Or who hathhas given understanding to the mind?
38:37	Who can numbercount the clouds by wisdom? Or who can pour out the bottlescontainers of heaventhe sky,
38:38	Whenwhen the dust runnethruns into a mass, Andand the clods cleaveof fastearth stick together?
38:39	CanstCan thouyou hunt the prey for the lioness, Oror satisfy the appetite of the young lions,
38:40	Whenwhen they couchcrouch in their dens, Andand abidelie in thewait covertin tothe lie in waitthicket?
38:41	Who providethprovides for the raven his prey, Whenwhen his young ones cry untoto God, Andand wander for lack of food?
39:1	KnowestDo thouyou know the time when the wildmountain goats ofgive the rock bring forthbirth? OrDo canstyou thouwatch mark when the hindsdoe dobears calvefawns?
39:2	CanstCan thouyou numbercount the months that they fulfilfulfill? Or knowestdo thouyou know the time when they bringgive forthbirth?
39:3	They bow themselves,. theyThey bringbear forth their young,. They castend out their labor pains.
39:4	Their young ones become strong,. theyThey grow up in the open field;. They go forthout, and dont return not again.
39:5	Who hathhas sentset out the wild assdonkey free? Or who hathhas loosedloosened the bonds of the swift assdonkey,
39:6	Whosewhose home I have made the wilderness, Andand the salt land his dwelling place?
39:7	He scornethscorns the tumult of the city, Neitherneither hearethdoes he hear the shoutingsshouting of the driver.
39:8	The range of the mountains is his pasture,. AndHe hesearches searcheth after every green thing.
39:9	Will the wild ox be content to serve theeyou? Or will he abidestay by thyyour cribfeeding trough?
39:10	CanstCan thouyou bindhold the wild ox within histhe bandfurrow inwith thehis furrowharness? Or will he harrowtill the valleys after theeyou?
39:11	WiltWill thouyou trust him, because his strength is great? Or wiltwill thouyou leave to him thyyour labor?
39:12	WiltWill thouyou confide in him, that he will bring home thyyour seed, Andand gather the grain of thyyour threshing floor?
39:13	The wings of the ostrich wave proudly;, Butbut are they the pinionsfeathers and plumage of love?
39:14	For she leavethleaves her eggs on the earth, Andwarms warmeth them in the dust,
39:15	Andand forgettethforgets that the foot may crush them, Oror that the wild beastanimal may trample them.
39:16	She dealethdeals hardlyharshly with her young ones, as if they were not hers:. Though her labor beis in vain, she is without fear;,
39:17	Becausebecause God hathhas deprived her of wisdom, Neitherneither hathhas he imparted to her understanding.
39:18	WhatWhen time she liftethlifts up herself on high, Sheshe scornethscorns the horse and his rider.
39:19	HastHave thouyou given the horse his might? HastHave thouyou clothed his neck with thea quivering mane?
39:20	HastHave thouyou made him to leap as a locust? The glory of his snorting is terribleawesome.
39:21	He pawethpaws in the valley, and rejoicethrejoices in his strength:. He goethgoes out to meet the armed men.
39:22	He mockethmocks at fear, and is not dismayed;, Neitherneither turnethdoes he turn back from the sword.
39:23	The quiver rattlethrattles against him, Thethe flashing spear and the javelin.
39:24	He swallowetheats up the ground with fierceness and rage;, Neitherneither believethdoes he thatstand itstill isat the voicesound of the trumpet.
39:25	As oftoften as the trumpet soundethsounds he saithsnorts, Aha! AndHe hesmells smelleth the battle afar off, Thethe thunder of the captains, and the shouting.
39:26	Is it by thyyour wisdom that the hawk soarethsoars, Andand stretchethstretches her wings toward the south?
39:27	Is it at thyyour command that the eagle mountethmounts up, Andand makethmakes herhis nest on high?
39:28	On the cliff shehe dwelleth,dwells and makethmakes herhis home, Uponon the point of the cliff, and the stronghold.
39:29	From thencethere shehe spiethspies out the prey;. HerHis eyes beholdsee it afar off.
39:30	HerHis young ones also suck up blood:. AndWhere where the slain are, there he is she.
40:1	Moreover JehovahYahweh answered Job, and said,
40:2	Shall he thatwho cavillethargues contend with the Almighty? He thatwho arguethargues with God, let him answer it.
40:3	Then Job answered JehovahYahweh, and said,
40:4	Behold, I am of small account;. whatWhat shallwill I answer theeyou? I lay my hand uponon my mouth.
40:5	OnceI have Ispoken spokenonce, and I will not answer; YeaYes, twice, but I will proceed no further.
40:6	Then JehovahYahweh answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said,:
40:7	GirdNow upbrace thyyourself loins now like a man:. I will demandquestion of theeyou, and declareyou thouwill untoanswer me.
40:8	WiltWill thouyou even annul my judgment? WiltWill thouyou condemn me, that thouyou mayestmay be justified?
40:9	Or hastdo thouyou have an arm like God? AndCan canstyou thou thunder with a voice like him?
40:10	DeckNow thyselfdeck nowyourself with excellency and dignity;. AndArray arrayyourself thyself with honor and majesty.
40:11	Pour forthout the overflowingsfury of thineyour anger;. AndLook lookat uponeveryone everywho one that is proud, and abasebring him low.
40:12	Look onat everyeveryone onewho that is proud, and bringhumble him. low;Crush And tread down the wicked wherein theytheir standplace.
40:13	Hide them in the dust together;. Bind their faces in the hidden place.
40:14	Then I will I also confessadmit ofto theeyou Thatthat thineyour own right hand can save theeyou.
40:15	BeholdSee now, behemoth, which I made as well as thee;you. He eatetheats grass as an ox.
40:16	LoLook now, his strength is in his loins,thighs. AndHis his force is in the muscles of his belly.
40:17	He movethmoves his tail like a cedar:. The sinews of his thighs are knit together.
40:18	His bones are aslike tubes of brass;bronze. His limbs are like bars of iron.
40:19	He is the chief of the ways of God:. He onlywho that made him givethgives him his sword.
40:20	Surely the mountains bringproduce himfood forthfor foodhim, Wherewhere all the beastsanimals of the field do play.
40:21	He liethlies under the lotus trees, Inin the covert of the reed, and the fenmarsh.
40:22	The lotuslotuses trees cover him with their shade;. The willows of the brook compasssurround him about.
40:23	Behold, if a river overflowoverflows, he tremblethdoesnt not;tremble. He is confident, though athe Jordan swellswells even to his mouth.
40:24	Shall any take him when he is on the watch, Oror pierce through his nose with a snare?
41:1	CanstCan thouyou draw out leviathanLeviathan with a fishhook?fish Orhook, or press down his tongue with a cord?
41:2	CanstCan thouyou put a rope into his nose?, Oror pierce his jaw through with a hook?
41:3	Will he make many supplicationspetitions untoto thee?you, Oror will he speak soft words untoto theeyou?
41:4	Will he make a covenant with theeyou, Thatthat thouyou shouldestshould 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 maidensgirls?
41:6	Will thetraders bandsbarter offor fishermen make traffic of him? Will they part him among the merchants?
41:7	CanstCan thouyou fill his skin with barbed irons, Oror his head with fish spears?
41:8	Lay thyyour hand uponon him;. Remember the battle, and do so no more.
41:9	Behold, the hope of him is in vain:. WillWont not one be cast down even at the sight of him?
41:10	None is so fierce that he dare stir him up;. Who then is he thatwho can stand before me?
41:11	Who hathhas first given untoto me, that I should repay him? WhatsoeverEverything is under the wholeheavens heaven is mine.
41:12	I will not keep silence concerning his limbs, Nornor his mighty strength, nor his goodly frame.
41:13	Who can strip off his outer garment? Who shallwill come within his jaws?
41:14	Who can open the doors of his face? RoundAround about his teeth is terror.
41:15	HisStrong strong scales are his pride, Shutshut up together as with a close seal.
41:16	One is so near to another, Thatthat no air can come between them.
41:17	They are joined to one to another;. They stick together, so that they cannotcant be sunderedpulled apart.
41:18	His sneezingssneezing flashflashes forthout light,. AndHis his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning.
41:19	Out of his mouth go burning torches,. AndSparks sparks of fire leap forthout.
41:20	Out of his nostrils a smoke goethgoes, Asas of a boiling pot andover burninga rushesfire of reeds.
41:21	His breath kindlethkindles coals,. AndA a flame goethgoes forthout fromof his mouth.
41:22	InThere hisis neckstrength abidethin strength,his Andneck. terrorTerror dancethdances before him.
41:23	The flakes of his flesh are joined together:. They are firm uponon him;. theyThey cannotcant be moved.
41:24	His heart is as firm as a stone;, Yeayes, firm as the netherlower millstone.
41:25	When he raisethraises himself up, the mighty are afraid:. ByThey reasonretreat ofbefore consternationhis they are beside themselvesthrashing.
41:26	If one layattacks at him with the sword, it cannotcant availprevail; Nornor the spear, the dart, nor the pointed shaft.
41:27	He countethcounts iron as straw, Andand brassbronze as rotten wood.
41:28	The arrow cannotcant make him flee:. Sling stones are turnedlike withchaff to him into stubble.
41:29	Clubs are counted as stubble:. He laughethlaughs at the rushing of the javelin.
41:30	His underpartsundersides are like sharp potsherds:, Heleaving spreadetha astrail itin werethe mud like a threshing wain upon the miresledge.
41:31	He makethmakes the deep to boil like a pot:. He makethmakes the sea like a pot of ointment.
41:32	He makethmakes a path to shine after him;. One would think the deep tohad bewhite hoaryhair.
41:33	UponOn earth there is not his likeequal, Thatthat is made without fear.
41:34	He beholdethsees everything that is high:. He is king over all the sons of pride.
42:1	Then Job answered Jehovah, and said,Yahweh:
42:2	I know that thouyou canstcan do all things, Andand that no purpose of thineyours can be restrained.
42:3	You asked, Who is this thatwho hidethhides counsel without knowledge? Thereforetherefore I have I uttered that which I understooddidnt notunderstand, Thingsthings too wonderful for me, which I knewdidnt notknow.
42:4	HearYou said, IListen, beseech theenow, and I will speak; I will demandquestion of theeyou, and declareyou thouwill untoanswer me.
42:5	I had heard of theeyou by the hearing of the ear;, Butbut now minemy eye seethsees thee:you.
42:6	WhereforeTherefore I abhor myself, Andand repent in dust and ashes.
42:7	AndIt it was so, that, after JehovahYahweh had spoken these words untoto Job, JehovahYahweh said to Eliphaz the Temanite, My wrath is kindled against theeyou, and against thyyour two friends; for yeyou have not spoken of me the thing that is right, as my servant Job hathhas.
42:8	Now therefore, take untoto youyourselves seven bullocksbulls and seven rams, and go to my servant Job, and offer up for yourselves a burnt offering; and my servant Job shall pray for you;, for himI will Iaccept accepthim, that I not deal not with you afteraccording to your folly;. forFor yeyou have not spoken of me the thing that is right, as my servant Job hathhas.
42:9	So Eliphaz the Temanite and Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Naamathite went, and did accordingwhat asYahweh Jehovah commanded them:, and JehovahYahweh accepted Job.
42:10	AndYahweh Jehovahrestored turnedJobs theprosperity captivity of Job, when he prayed for his friends:. andYahweh Jehovah gave Job twice as much as he had before.
42:11	Then came there unto him all his brethrenbrothers, and all his sisters, and all theythose thatwho had been of his acquaintance before, came to him and didate eat bread with him in his house:. andThey theycomforted bemoaned him, and comfortedconsoled him concerning all the evil that JehovahYahweh had brought uponon him:. everyEveryone man also gave him a piece of money, and everyeveryone one a ring of gold.
42:12	So JehovahYahweh blessed the latter end of Job more than his beginning:. andHe he had fourteen thousand sheep, and six thousand camels, andone a thousand yoke of oxen, and a thousand shefemale assesdonkeys.
42:14	AndHe he called the name of the first, Jemimah; and the name of the second, Keziah; and the name of the third, Keren happuchHappuch.
42:15	AndIn in all the land were no women found so fairbeautiful as the daughters of Job:. andTheir their father gave them an inheritance among their brethrenbrothers.
42:16	AndAfter after this Job lived aone hundred and forty years, and saw his sons, and his sons sons, evento four generations.