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1:1	There was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job; and that man was blameless and upright one who feared God and turned away from evil
1:3	He hadpossessed seven7000 thousand sheep three3000 thousand camels five500 hundred yoke of oxen and five500 hundredfemale shedonkeys asses and very many servants; so that this man was the greatest of all the people of the east
1:4	His sons used to go and hold a feast in the house of each one on his day; and they would send and invite their three sisters to eat and drink with them
1:5	And when the days of the feast had run their course Job would send and sanctifyconsecrate them and he would rise early in the morning and offer burnt offerings according to the number of them all; forFor Job said It may be that my sonschildren have sinned and cursed God in their hearts Thus Job did continually
1:7	The Lord said to Satan WhenceFrom where have you come Satan answered the Lord and said From going to and fro on the earth and from walking up and down on it
1:9	Then Satan answered the Lord and said Does Job fear God for noughtno reason
1:10	HastHave thouyou not put a hedge aboutaround him and his house and all that he has on every side ThouYou hasthave blessed the work of his hands and his possessions have increased in the land
1:11	But putstretch forthout thyyour hand now and touch all that he has and he will curse theeyou to thyyour face
1:12	And the Lord said to Satan Behold all that he has is in your power;hand onlyOnly uponagainst himselfhim do not putstretch forthout your hand So Satan went forthout from the presence of the Lord
1:13	Now there was a day when his sons and daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldestoldest brothers house;
1:14	and there came a messenger to Job and said The oxen were plowing and the assesdonkeys feeding beside them;
1:15	and the Sabe′ansSabeans fell upon them and took them and slewstruck down the servants with the edge of the sword; and I alone have escaped to tell you
1:16	While he was yet speaking there came another and said The fire of God fell from heaven and burned up the sheep and the servants and consumed them; and I alone have escaped to tell you
1:17	While he was yet speaking there came another and said The Chalde′ansChaldeans formed three companiesgroups and made a raid uponon the camels and took them and slewstruck down the servants with the edge of the sword; and I alone have escaped to tell you
1:18	While he was yet speaking there came another and said Your sons and daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldestoldest brothers house;
1:19	and behold a great wind came across the wilderness and struck the four corners of the house and it fell upon the young people and they are dead; and I alone have escaped to tell you
1:20	Then Job arose and renttore his robe and shaved his head and fell uponon the ground and worshiped
1:21	And he said Naked I came from my mothers womb and naked shall I return; theThe Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord
2:2	And the Lord said to Satan WhenceFrom where have you come Satan answered the Lord and said From going to and fro on the earth and from walking up and down on it
2:3	And the Lord said to Satan Have you considered my servant Job that there is none like him on the earth a blameless and upright man who fears God and turns away from evil He still holds fast his integrity although you movedincited me against him to destroy him without cause reason
2:4	Then Satan answered the Lord and said Skin for skin All that a man has he will give for his life
2:5	But putstretch forthout thyyour hand now and touch his bone and his flesh and he will curse theeyou to thyyour face
2:6	And the Lord said to Satan Behold he is in your powerhand; only spare his life
2:7	So Satan went forthout from the presence of the Lord and afflictedstruck Job with loathsome sores from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head
2:8	And he took a potsherdpiece of broken pottery with which to scrape himself andwhile he sat amongin the ashes
2:10	But he said to her You speak as one of the foolish women would speak Shall we receive good atfrom the hand of God and shall we not receive evil In all this Job did not sin with his lips
2:11	Now when Jobs three friends heard of all this evil that had come upon him they came each from his own place Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Na′amathiteNaamathite They made an appointment together to come to condoleshow with him sympathy and comfort him
2:12	And when they saw him from afara distance they did not recognize him; andAnd they raised their voices and wept; and they renttore their robes and sprinkled dust uponon their heads toward heaven
3:3	Let the day perish whereinon which I was born and the night whichthat said A man child is conceived
3:6	That night—let thick darkness seize it letLet it not rejoice among the days of the year; let it not come into the number of the months
3:7	YeaBehold let that night be barren; let no joyful cry beenter heard in it
3:8	Let those curse it who curse the day who are skilledready to rouse up Levi′athanLeviathan
3:9	Let the stars of its dawn be dark; let it hope for light but have none nor see the eyelids of the morning;
3:11	Why did I not die at birth come forthout from the womb and expire
3:12	Why did the knees receive me Or why the breasts that I should sucknurse
3:13	For then I shouldwould have lain down and been quiet; I shouldwould have slept; then I shouldwould have been at rest
3:16	Or why was I not as a hidden untimelystillborn birthchild as infants thatwho never see the light
3:20	Why is light given to him thatwho is in misery and life to the bitter in soul
3:21	who long for death but it comes not and dig for it more than for hidhidden treasures;
3:23	Why is light given to a man whose way is hidhidden whom God has hedged in
3:24	For my sighing comes asinstead of my bread and my groanings are poured out like water
3:26	I am not at ease nor am I quiet; I have no rest; but trouble comes
4:1	Then Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite answered and said:
4:2	If one ventures a word with you will you be offendedimpatient Yet who can keep from speaking
4:7	ThinkRemember: now who that was innocent ever perished Or where were the upright cut off
4:11	The strong lion perishes for lack of prey and the whelpscubs of the lioness are scattered
4:12	Now a word was brought to me stealthily; my ear received the whisper of it
4:17	Can mortal man be righteousin the right before God Can a man be pure before his Maker
4:19	how much more those who dwell in houses of clay whose foundation is in the dust who are crushed beforelike the moth
4:20	Between morning and evening they are destroyedbeaten to pieces; they perish forforever ever without anyanyone regarding it
4:21	IfIs not their tent cord is plucked up within them do they not die and that without wisdom
5:1	Call now; is there anyanyone one who will answer you To which of the holy ones will you turn
5:4	His sonschildren are far from safety; they are crushed in the gate and there is no one to deliver them
5:5	HisThe harvest the hungry eat his harvest and he takes it even out of thorns; and the thirsty pant after his wealth
5:6	For affliction does not come from the dust nor does trouble sprout from the ground;
5:8	As for me I would seek God and to God would I commit my cause;
5:10	he gives rain uponon the earth and sends waters uponon the fields;
5:13	He takescatches the wise in their own craftiness; and the schemes of the wily are brought to a quick end
5:15	But he saves the fatherlessneedy from the sword of their mouth theand needy from the hand of the mighty
5:17	Behold happyblessed is the manone whom God reproves; therefore despise not the chasteningdiscipline of the Almighty
5:18	For he wounds but he binds up; he smitesshatters but his hands heal
5:19	He will deliver you from six troubles; in seven there shall no evil shall touch you
5:21	You shall be hidhidden from the scourgelash of the tongue and shall not fear destruction when it comes
5:24	You shall know that your tent is safeat peace and you shall inspect your fold and miss nothing
5:25	You shall know also that your descendantsoffspring shall be many and your offspringdescendants as the grass of the earth
5:26	You shall come to your grave in ripe old age aslike a shocksheaf ofgathered grain comes up to the threshing floor in its season
5:27	LoBehold this we have searched out; it is true Hear and know it for your good
6:1	Then Job answered and said:
6:2	OOh that my vexation were weighed and all my calamity laid in the balances
6:5	Does the wild assdonkey bray when he has grass or the ox low over his fodder
6:6	Can that which is tasteless be eaten without salt or is there any taste in the slimejuice of the purslanemallow
6:8	OOh that I might have my request and that God would grantfulfill my desire;hope
6:10	This would be my consolationcomfort; I would even exult in pain unsparing; for I have not denied the words of the Holy One
6:13	InHave truth I haveany no help in me andwhen any resource is driven from me
6:15	My brethrenbrothers are treacherous as a torrent bed as freshetstorrential streams that pass away
6:17	InWhen timethey ofmelt heat they disappear; when it is hot they vanish from their place
6:20	They are disappointedashamed because they were confident; they come thitherthere and are confoundeddisappointed
6:21	SuchFor you have now become to menothing; you see my calamity and are afraid
6:23	Or Deliver me from the adversarys hand Or RansomRedeem me from the hand of oppressorsthe ruthless
6:24	Teach me and I will be silent; make me understand how I have erredgone astray
6:25	How forceful are honestupright words But what does reproof from you reprove
6:28	But now be pleased to look at me; for I will not lie to your face
6:29	TurnPlease Iturn; pray let no wronginjustice be done Turn now; my vindication is at stake
6:30	Is there any wronginjustice on my tongue Cannot my tastepalate discern the cause of calamity
7:1	Has not man a hard service uponon earth and are not his days like the days of a hirelinghired hand
7:2	Like a slave who longs for the shadow and like a hirelinghired hand who looks for his wages
7:8	The eye of him who sees me will behold me no more; while thyyour eyes are uponon me I shall be gone
7:10	he returns no more to his house nor does his place know him any moreanymore
7:12	Am I the sea or a sea monster that thouyou settestset a guard over me
7:14	then thouyou dost scare me with dreams and terrify me with visions
7:16	I loathe my life; I would not live forforever everLeave Let me alone for my days are a breath
7:17	What is man that thouyou dost make so much of him and that thouyou dost set thyyour mindheart uponon him
7:18	dost visit him every morning and test him every moment
7:19	How long wiltwill thouyou not look away from me nor letleave me alone till I swallow my spittlespit
7:20	If I sin what do I do to theeyou thouyou watcher of menmankind Why hasthave thouyou made me thyyour mark Why have I become a burden to theeyou
7:21	Why dostdo thouyou not pardon my transgression and take away my iniquity For now I shall lie in the earth; thouyou wiltwill seek me but I shall not be
8:1	Then Bildad the Shuhite answered and said:
8:4	If your children have sinned against him he has delivered them into the powerhand of their transgression
8:5	If you will seek God and makeplead supplicationwith to the Almighty for mercy
8:6	if you are pure and upright surely then he will rouse himself for you and rewardrestore youyour with a rightful habitation
8:8	For inquire Iplease pray you of bygone ages and consider what the fathers have found;searched out
8:9	forFor we are but of yesterday and know nothing for our days on earth are a shadow
8:13	Such are the paths of all who forget God; the hope of the godless man shall perish
8:14	His confidence breaksis insevered sunder and his trust is a spiders web
8:16	He thrivesis a lush plant before the sun and his shoots spread over his garden
8:17	His roots twineentwine about the stoneheapstone heap; he liveslooks amongupon thea rockshouse of stones
8:19	Behold this is the joy of his way; and out of the earthsoil others will spring
9:1	Then Job answered and said:
9:2	Truly I know that it is so: But how can a man be justin the right before God
9:5	he who removes mountains and they know it not when he overturns them in his anger;
9:9	who made the Bear and Orion the Plei′adesPleiades and the chambers of the south;
9:10	who does great things beyond understandingsearching out and marvelous things withoutbeyond number
9:11	LoBehold he passes by me and I see him not; he moves on but I do not perceive him
9:12	Behold he snatches away; who can hinderturn him back Who will say to him What doestare thouyou doing
9:15	Though I am innocentin the right I cannot answer him; I must appeal for mercy to my accuser
9:19	If it is a contest of strength behold himhe is mighty If it is a matter of justice who can summon him
9:20	Though I am innocentin the right my own mouth would condemn me; though I am blameless he would prove me perverse
9:22	It is all one; therefore I say heHe destroys both the blameless and the wicked
9:25	My days are swifter than a runner; they flee away; they see no good
9:27	If I say I will forget my complaint I will put off my sad countenanceface and be of good cheer
9:28	I become afraid of all my suffering for I know thouyou wiltwill not hold me innocent
9:31	yet thouyou wiltwill plunge me into a pit and my own clothes will abhor me
9:33	There is no umpirearbiter between us who might lay his hand uponon us both
10:2	I will say to God Do not condemn me; let me know why thouyou dost contend against me
10:3	Does it seem good to theeyou to oppress to despise the work of thyyour hands and favor the designs of the wicked
10:4	HastHave thouyou eyes of flesh DostDo thouyou see as man sees
10:5	Are thyyour days as the days of man or thyyour years as a mans years
10:6	that thouyou dost seek out my iniquity and search for my sin
10:7	although thouyou knowestknow that I am not guilty and there is none to deliver out of thyyour hand
10:8	ThyYour hands fashioned and made me; and now thouyou dosthave turndestroyed aboutme and destroy mealtogether
10:9	Remember that thouyou hasthave made me oflike clay; and wiltwill thouyou turnreturn me to the dust again
10:10	DidstDid thouyou not pour me out like milk and curdle me like cheese
10:11	ThouYou didstclothed clothe me with skin and flesh and knit me together with bones and sinews
10:12	ThouYou hasthave granted me life and steadfast love; and thyyour care has preserved my spirit
10:13	Yet these things thouyou didsthid hide in thyyour heart; I know that this was thyyour purpose
10:14	If I sin thouyou dostwatch mark me and dostdo not acquit me of my iniquity
10:15	If I am wickedguilty woe to me If I am righteousin the right I cannot lift up my head for I am filled with disgrace and look uponon my affliction
10:16	And ifwere Imy lifthead myselflifted up thouyou dostwould hunt me like a lion and again work wonders against me;
10:17	thouYou dost renew thyyour witnesses against me and increase thyyour vexation toward me; thouyou dost bring fresh hoststroops against me
10:18	Why didstdid thouyou bring me forthout from the womb Would that I had died before any eye had seen me
10:20	Are not themy days offew myThen lifecease fewand Letleave me alone that I may find a little comfortcheer
10:21	before I go—and whence I shall not return— to the land of gloomdarkness and deep darknessshadow
10:22	the land of gloom andlike chaosthick darkness like deep shadow without any order where light is as thick darkness
11:1	Then Zophar the Na′amathiteNaamathite answered and said:
11:2	Should a multitude of words go unanswered and a man full of talk be vindicatedjudged right
11:10	If he passes through and imprisons and callssummons tothe judgmentcourt who can hinderturn him back
11:12	But a stupid man will get understanding when a wild asssdonkeys colt is born a man
11:13	If you setprepare your heart aright you will stretch out your hands toward him
11:14	If iniquity is in your hand put it far away and let not wickednessinjustice dwell in your tents
11:18	And you will havefeel confidencesecure because there is hope; you will belook protectedaround and take your rest in safetysecurity
11:19	You will lie down and none will make you afraid; many will entreatcourt your favor
12:1	Then Job answered and said:
12:4	I am a laughingstock to my friends; I who called uponto God and he answered me a just and blameless man am a laughingstock
12:7	But ask the beasts and they will teach you; the birds of the airheavens and they will tell you;
12:8	or the plantsbushes of the earth and they will teach you; and the fish of the sea will declare to you
12:11	Does not the ear trytest words as the palate tastes food
12:16	With him are strength and sound wisdom; the deceived and the deceiver are his
12:18	He looses the bonds of kings and binds a waistcloth on their loinships
12:21	He pours contempt on princes and loosesloosens the belt of the strong
12:23	He makes nations great and he destroys them:; he enlarges nations and leads them away
12:24	He takes away understanding from the chiefs of the people of the earth and makes them wander in a pathlesstrackless waste
12:25	They grope in the dark without light; and he makes them stagger like a drunken man
13:1	LoBehold my eye has seen all this my ear has heard and understood it
13:6	Hear now my reasoningargument and listen to the pleadings of my lips
13:8	Will you show partiality toward him willWill you plead the case for God
13:12	Your maxims are proverbs of ashes; your defenses are defenses of clay
13:14	Why should I will take my flesh in my teeth and put my life in my hand
13:15	BeholdThough he will slay me; I havewill nohope hopein him; yet I will defendargue my ways to his face
13:16	This will be my salvation that athe godless man shall not come before him
13:17	ListenKeep carefullylistening to my words and let my declaration be in your ears
13:18	Behold I have prepared my case; I know that I shall be vindicatedin the right
13:19	Who is there thatwho will contend with me For then I would be silent and die
13:20	Only grant me two things to me then I will not hide myself from thyyour face:
13:21	withdraw thyyour hand far from me and let not dread of theeyou terrify me
13:22	Then call and I will answer; or let me speak and doyou thou reply to me
13:24	Why dostdo thouyou hide thyyour face and count me as thyyour enemy
13:25	WiltWill thouyou frighten a driven leaf and pursue dry chaff
13:26	For thouyou writestwrite bitter things against me and makestmake me inherit the iniquities of my youth
13:27	ThouYou puttestput my feet in the stocks and watchestwatch all my paths; thouyou settestset a boundlimit tofor the soles of my feet
14:1	Man thatwho is born of a woman is few of few days and full of trouble
14:2	He comes forthout like a flower and withers; he flees like a shadow and continues not
14:3	And dostdo thouyou open thyyour eyes uponon such a one and bring himme into judgment with theeyou
14:5	Since his days are determined and the number of his months is with theeyou and thouyou hasthave appointed his boundslimits that he cannot pass
14:6	look away from him and desistleave him alone that he may enjoy like a hirelinghired hand his day
14:8	Though its root grow old in the earth and its stump die in the groundsoil
14:9	yet at the scent of water it will bud and put forthout branches like a young plant
14:10	But a man dies and is laid low; man breathes his last and where is he
14:12	so a man lies down and rises not again; till the heavens are no more he will not awake or be roused out of his sleep
14:13	Oh that thouyou wouldestwould hide me in Sheol that thouyou wouldestwould conceal me until thyyour wrath be past that thouyou wouldestwould appoint me a set time and remember me
14:14	If a man diedies shall he live again All the days of my service I would wait till my releaserenewal should come
14:15	ThouYou wouldestwould call and I would answer theeyou; thouyou wouldestwould long for the work of thyyour hands
14:16	For then thouyou wouldestwould number my steps; thouyou wouldestwould not keep watch over my sin;
14:17	my transgression would be sealed up in a bag and thouyou wouldestwould cover over my iniquity
14:19	the waters wear away the stones; the torrents wash away the soil of the earth; so thouyou destroyestdestroy the hope of man
14:20	ThouYou prevailestprevail forforever ever against him and he passes; thouyou changestchange his countenance and sendestsend him away
15:1	Then Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite answered and said:
15:2	Should a wise man answer with windy knowledge and fill himselfhis belly with the east wind
15:7	Are you the first man thatwho was born Or were you brought forth before the hills
15:11	Are the consolationscomforts of God too small for you or the word that deals gently with you
15:13	that you turn your spirit against God and letbring such words go out of your mouth
15:14	What is man that he can be cleanpure Or he thatwho is born of a woman that he can be righteous
15:15	Behold God puts no trust in his holy ones and the heavens are not cleanpure in his sight;
15:16	how much less one who is abominable and corrupt a man who drinks iniquityinjustice like water
15:17	I will show you; hear me; and what I have seen I will declare
15:18	what wise men have told andwithout theirhiding fathersit havefrom nottheir hiddenfathers
15:21	TerrifyingDreadful sounds are in his ears; in prosperity the destroyer will come upon him
15:22	He does not believe that he will return out of darkness and he is destinedmarked for the sword
15:24	distress and anguish terrify him; they prevail against him like a king preparedready for battle
15:25	Because he has stretched forthout his hand against God and bidsdefies defiance to the Almighty
15:26	running stubbornly against him with a thickthickly bossed shield;
15:27	because he has covered his face with his fat and gathered fat upon his loinswaist
15:28	and has lived in desolate cities in houses whichthat nonone man should inhabit which were destinedready to become heaps of ruins;
15:29	he will not be rich and his wealth will not endure nor will hehis strikepossessions rootspread inover the earth;
15:30	he will not escapedepart from darkness; the flame will dry up his shoots and hisby blossomthe willbreath beof swepthis awaymouth byhe thewill winddepart
15:31	Let him not trust in emptiness deceiving himself; for emptiness will be his recompensepayment
15:35	They conceive mischieftrouble and bringgive forthbirth to evil and their heartwomb prepares deceit
16:1	Then Job answered and said:
16:8	And he has shriveled me up which is a witness against me; and my leanness has risen up against me; it testifies to my face
16:10	Men have gaped at me with their mouth; they have struck me insolently uponon the cheek; they mass themselves together against me
16:12	I was at ease and he broke me asunderapart; he seized me by the neck and dashed me to pieces; he set me up as his target;
16:16	My face is red with weeping and on my eyelids is deep darkness;
16:19	Even now behold my witness is in heaven and he thatwho vouchestestifies for me is on high
16:21	that he would maintainargue the rightcase of a man with God likeas thata son of a man does with his neighbor
16:22	For when a few years have come I shall go the way whencefrom which I shall not return
17:1	My spirit is broken; my days are extinct; the gravegraveyard is ready for me
17:3	Lay down a pledge for me with thyselfyou; who is there thatwho will giveput suretyup security for me
17:4	Since thouyou hasthave closed their mindshearts to understanding therefore thouyou wiltwill not let them triumph
17:5	He who informs against his friends to get a share of their property— the eyes of his children will fail
17:7	My eye has grown dim from griefvexation and all my members are like a shadow
17:8	UprightThe menupright are appalled at this and the innocent stirs himself up against the godless
17:9	Yet the righteous holds to his way and he thatwho has clean hands grows stronger and stronger
17:11	My days are past; my plans are broken off the desires of my heart
17:12	They make night into day;: The light they say is near to the darkness
17:13	If I lookhope for Sheol as my house if I spreadmake my couchbed in darkness
18:1	Then Bildad the Shuhite answered and said:
18:5	YeaIndeed the light of the wicked is put out and the flame of his fire does not shine
18:8	For he is cast into a net by his own feet and he walks on aits pitfallmesh
18:9	A trap seizes him by the heel; a snare lays hold of him
18:10	A rope is hidhidden for him in the ground a trap for him in the path
18:12	His strength is hungerfamished bitten and calamity is ready for his stumbling
18:13	ByIt diseaseconsumes the parts of his skin; is consumed the firstfirstborn born of death consumes his limbs
18:15	In his tent dwells that which is none of his; brimstonesulfur is scattered uponover his habitation
18:19	He has no offspringposterity or descendantprogeny among his people and no survivor where he used to live
18:21	Surely such are the dwellings of the ungodlyunrighteous such is the place of him who knows not God
19:1	Then Job answered and said:
19:5	If indeed you magnify yourselves against me and make my humiliationdisgrace an argument against me
19:7	Behold I cry out Violence but I am not answered; I call aloudfor help but there is no justice
19:12	His troops come on together; they have cast up siegeworkstheir siege ramp against me and encamp roundaround about my tent
19:13	He has put my brethrenbrothers far from me and mythose acquaintanceswho knew me are wholly estranged from me
19:14	My kinsfolkrelatives andhave failed me my close friends have failedforgotten me;
19:15	The the guests in my house haveand forgotten me; my maidservants count me as a stranger; I have become ana alienforeigner in their eyes
19:16	I call to my servant but he gives me no answer; I must beseechplead with him with my mouth for mercy
19:17	IMy ambreath repulsiveis strange to my wife loathsomeand I am a stench to the sonschildren of my own mother
19:20	My bones cleavestick to my skin and to my flesh and I have escaped by the skin of my teeth
19:21	Have pitymercy on me have pitymercy on me O you my friends for the hand of God has touched me
19:24	Oh that with an iron pen and lead they were gravenengraved in the rock for everforever
19:25	For I know that my Redeemer lives and at the last he will stand upon the earth;
19:26	andAnd after my skin has been thus destroyed thenyet fromin my flesh I shall see God
19:27	whom I shall see onfor mymyself side and my eyes shall behold and not another My heart faints within me
19:28	If you say How we will pursue him and The root of the matter is found in him;
20:1	Then Zophar the Na′amathiteNaamathite answered and said:
20:3	I hear censure whichthat insults me and out of my understanding a spirit answers me
20:4	Do you not know this from of old since man was placed uponon earth
20:7	he will perish forforever ever like his own dung; those who have seen him will say Where is he
20:9	The eye whichthat saw him will see him no more nor will his place any more behold him
20:11	His bones are full of his youthful vigor but it will lie down with him in the dust
20:12	Though wickednessevil is sweet in his mouth though he hides it under his tongue
20:14	yet his food is turned in his stomach; it is the gallvenom of aspscobras within him
20:16	He will suck the poison of aspscobras; the tongue of a viper will kill him
20:19	For he has crushed and abandoned the poor; he has seized a house whichthat he did not build
20:20	Because hishe greed knew no restcontentment in his belly he will not savelet anything in which he delights escape him
20:22	In the fulnessfullness of his sufficiency he will be in straitsdistress; all the forcehand of everyone in misery will come uponagainst him
20:23	To fill his belly to the full God will send his fierceburning anger intoagainst him and rain it upon him asinto his foodbody
20:25	It is drawn forth and comes out of his body; the glittering point comes out of his gallgallbladder; terrors come upon him
20:26	Utter darkness is laid up for his treasures; a fire not blownfanned upon will devour him; what is left in his tent will be consumed
21:1	Then Job answered and said:
21:2	ListenKeep carefullylistening to my words and let this be your consolationcomfort
21:5	Look at me and be appalled and lay your hand uponover your mouth
21:6	When I thinkremember of it I am dismayed and shuddering seizes my flesh
21:8	Their childrenoffspring are established in their presence and their offspringdescendants before their eyes
21:10	Their bull breeds without fail; their cow calves and does not cast her calfmiscarry
21:11	They send forthout their little onesboys like a flock and their children dance
21:14	They say to God Depart from us We do not desire the knowledge of thyyour ways
21:19	You say God stores up their iniquity for their sonschildren Let him recompensepay it out to themselvesthem that they may know it
21:22	Will any teach God knowledge seeing that he judges those thatwho are on high
21:23	One dies in his full prosperityvigor being wholly at ease and secure
21:24	his bodypails full of fatmilk and the marrow of his bones moist
21:25	Another dies in bitterness of soul never having tasted of goodprosperity
21:28	For you say Where is the house of the prince Where is the tent in which the wicked dweltlived
21:30	that the wickedevil man is spared in the day of calamity that he is rescued in the day of wrath
21:31	Who declares his way to his face and who requitesrepays him for what he has done
21:32	When he is bornecarried to the grave watch is kept over his tomb
21:33	The clods of the valley are sweet to him; all menmankind followfollows after him and those who go before him are innumerable
22:1	Then Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite answered and said:
22:3	Is it any pleasure to the Almighty if you are righteousin the right or is it gain to him if you make your ways blameless
22:5	Is not your wickednessevil greatabundant There is no end to your iniquities
22:8	The man with power possessed the land and the favored man dweltlived in it
22:10	Therefore snares are roundall aboutaround you and sudden terror overwhelms you;
22:11	youror lightdarkness is darkened so that you cannot see and a flood of water covers you
22:13	ThereforeBut you say What does God know Can he judge through the deep darkness
22:14	Thick clouds enwrapveil him so that he does not see and he walks on the vault of heaven
22:15	Will you keep to the old way whichthat wicked men have trod
22:19	The righteous see it and are glad; the innocent laughone themmocks toat scornthem
22:23	If you return to the Almighty andyou humblewill yourselfbe built up; if you remove unrighteousnessinjustice far from your tents
22:25	andthen if the Almighty iswill be your gold and your precious silver;
22:26	For then you will delight yourself in the Almighty and lift up your face to God
22:27	You will make your prayer to him and he will hear you; and you will pay your vows
22:29	For Godwhen abasesthey theare proudhumbled you say It is because of pride; but he saves the lowly
22:30	He delivers even the one who is not innocent man;who you will be delivered through the cleanness of your hands
23:1	Then Job answered and said:
23:2	Today also my complaint is bitter; hismy hand is heavy inon spiteaccount of my groaning
23:5	I would learnknow what he would answer me and understand what he would say to me
23:6	Would he contend with me in the greatness of his power No; he would givepay heedattention to me
23:7	There an upright man could reasonargue with him and I shouldwould be acquitted forforever ever by my judge
23:8	Behold I go forward but he is not there; and backward but I cannotdo not perceive him;
23:9	on the left hand Iwhen seekhe himis butworking I cannotdo not behold him; Ihe turnturns to the right hand but I cannotdo not see him
23:10	But he knows the way that I take; when he has tried me I shall come forthout as gold
23:12	I have not departed from the commandment of his lips; I have treasured in my bosom the words of his mouth more than my portion of food
23:13	But he is unchangeable and who can turn him back What he desires that he does
23:14	For he will complete what he appoints for me; and many such things are in his mind
23:17	foryet I am hemmednot insilenced bybecause of the darkness andnor because thick darkness covers my face
24:2	MenSome removemove landmarks; they seize flocks and pasture them
24:3	They drive away the assdonkey of the fatherless; they take the widows ox for a pledge
24:5	Behold like wild assesdonkeys in the desert theythe poor go forthout to their toil seeking preygame; in the wildernesswasteland asyields food for their children
24:8	They are wet with the rain of the mountains and cling to the rock for wantlack of shelter
24:9	There are those who snatch the fatherless child from the breast and they take ina pledge theagainst infant of the poor
24:11	among the olive rows of the wicked they make oil; they tread the winewinepresses presses but suffer thirst
24:12	From out of the city the dying groan and the soul of the wounded cries for help; yet God payscharges no attentionone towith their prayerwrong
24:14	The murderer rises inbefore theit darkis light that he may kill the poor and needy; and in the night he is aslike a thief
24:15	The eye of the adulterer also waits for the twilight saying No eye will see me; and he disguisesveils his face
24:18	You say TheySwift are swiftlythey carriedon away upon the face of the waters; their portion is cursed in the land; no treader turns toward their vineyards
24:20	The squareswomb offorgets them; the townworm forgetfinds them sweet; theirthey nameare is no longer remembered; so wickedness is broken like a tree
24:21	They feedwrong on the barren childless woman and do no good to the widow
24:23	He gives them security and they are supported; and his eyes are upon their ways
24:24	They are exalted a little while and then are gone; they witherare brought low and fadegathered up like theall mallowothers; they are cut off like the heads of grain
25:1	Then Bildad the Shuhite answered and said:
25:4	How then can man be righteousin the right before God How can he who is born of woman be cleanpure
25:5	Behold even the moon is not bright and the stars are not cleanpure in his sighteyes;
26:1	Then Job answered and said:
26:4	With whose help have you uttered words and whose spiritbreath has come forthout from you
26:5	The shadesdead below tremble under the waters and their inhabitants
26:7	He stretches out the north over the void and hangs the earth uponon nothing
26:8	He binds up the waters in his thick clouds and the cloud is not rentsplit open under them
26:9	He covers the face of the full moon and spreads over it his cloud
26:10	He has describedinscribed a circle uponon the face of the waters at the boundary between light and darkness
26:12	By his power he stilled the sea; by his understanding he smoteshattered Rahab
26:14	LoBehold these are but the outskirts of his ways; and how small a whisper do we hear of him But the thunder of his power who can understand
27:2	As God lives who has taken away my right and the Almighty who has made my soul bitter;
27:3	as long as my breath is in me and the spirit of God is in my nostrils;
27:7	Let my enemy be as the wicked and let him thatwho rises up against me be as the unrighteous
27:9	Will God hear his cry when troubledistress comes upon him
27:13	This is the portion of a wicked man with God and the heritage whichthat oppressors receive from the Almighty:
27:14	If his children are multiplied it is for the sword; and his offspringdescendants have not enough to eatbread
27:15	Those who survive him the pestilence buries and theirhis widows makedo nonot lamentationweep
27:16	Though he heap up silver like dust and pile up clothing like clay;
27:17	he may pile it up but the justrighteous will wear it and the innocent will divide the silver
27:18	TheHe housebuilds whichhis hehouse builds is like a spidersmoths web like a booth whichthat a watchman makes
28:1	Surely there is a mine for silver and a place for gold whichthat they refine
28:3	MenMan putputs an end to darkness and searchsearches out to the farthest boundlimit the ore in gloom and deep darkness
28:4	TheyHe openopens shafts in a valley away from where menanyone livelives; they are forgotten by travelers; they hang afarin the air far away from menmankind; they swing to and fro
28:5	As for the earth out of it comes bread; but underneath it is turned up as by fire
28:11	He bindsdams up the streams so that they do not trickle and the thing that is hidhidden he brings forthout to light
28:13	Man does not know theits wayworth to it and it is not found in the land of the living
28:15	It cannot be gottenbought for gold and silver cannot be weighed as its price
28:19	The topaz of Ethiopia cannot compareequal with it nor can it be valued in pure gold
28:20	WhenceFrom where then comesdoes wisdom come And where is the place of understanding
28:21	It is hidhidden from the eyes of all living and concealed from the birds of the air
28:25	When he gave to the wind its weight and metedapportioned out the waters by measure;
28:26	when he made a decree for the rain and a way for the lightning of the thunder;
28:28	And he said to man Behold the fear of the Lord that is wisdom; and to departturn away from evil is understanding
29:2	Oh that I were as in the months of old as in the days when God watched over me;
29:3	when his lamp shone upon my head and by his light I walked through darkness;
29:4	as I was in my autumnprime days when the friendship of God was upon my tent;
29:5	when the Almighty was yet with me when my children were aboutall around me;
29:6	when my steps were washed with milkbutter and the rock poured out for me streams of oil
29:10	the voice of the nobles was hushed and their tongue cleavedstuck to the roof of their mouth
29:11	When the ear heard it called me blessed and when the eye saw it approved;
29:12	because I delivered the poor who cried for help and the fatherless who had none to help him
29:16	I was a father to the poorneedy and I searched out the cause of him whom I did not know
29:23	They waited for me as for the rain; and they opened their mouths as for the spring rain
29:24	I smiled on them when they had no confidence; and the light of my countenanceface they did not cast down
29:25	I chose their way and sat as chief and I dweltlived like a king among his troops like one who comforts mourners
30:1	But now they makelaugh sportat of me men who are younger than I whose fathers I would have disdained to set with the dogs of my flock
30:3	Through want and hard hunger they gnaw the dry ground by night in waste and desolate grounddesolation;
30:4	they pick mallowsaltwort and the leaves of bushes and to warm themselves the roots of the broom tree for their food
30:5	They are driven out from amonghuman mencompany; they shout after them as after a thief
30:8	A senseless a disreputablenameless brood they have been whipped out of the land
30:9	And now I have become their song; I am a byword to them
30:10	They abhor me; they keep aloof from me; they do not hesitate to spit at the sight of me
30:12	On my right hand the rabble rise; they drivepush meaway forthmy feet; they cast up against me their ways of destruction
30:13	They break up my path; they promote my calamity; they need no one restrainsto help them
30:18	With violencegreat itforce seizes my garment is disfigured; it binds me about like the collar of my tunic
30:20	I cry to theeyou for help and thouyou dostdo not answer me; I stand and thouyou dostonly notlook heedat me
30:21	ThouYou hasthave turned cruel to me; with the might of thyyour hand thouyou dost persecute me
30:22	ThouYou liftestlift me up on the wind; thouyou makestmake me ride on it and thouyou tossesttoss me about in the roar of the storm
30:23	YeaFor I know that thouyou wiltwill bring me to death and to the house appointed for all living
30:25	Did not I weep for him whose day was hard Was not my soul grieved for the poorneedy
30:26	But when I lookedhoped for good evil came; and when I waited for light darkness came
30:27	My heartinward isparts are in turmoil and is never still; days of affliction come to meet me
30:28	I go about blackeneddarkened but not by the sun; I stand up in the assembly and cry for help
31:1	I have made a covenant with my eyes; how then could I lookgaze uponat a virgin
31:3	DoesIs not calamity befallfor the unrighteous and disaster for the workers of iniquity
31:7	if my step has turned aside from the way and my heart has gone after my eyes and if any spot has cleavedstuck to my hands;
31:8	then let me sow and another eat; and let what grows for me be rooted out
31:9	If my heart has been enticed totoward a woman and I have lain in wait at my neighbors door;
31:10	then let my wife grind for another and let others bow down uponon her
31:12	for that would be a fire whichthat consumes untoas far as Abaddon and it would burn to the root all my increase
31:13	If I have rejected the cause of my manservant or my maidservant when they brought a complaint against me;
31:18	for from hismy youth Ithe rearedfatherless himgrew up with me as with a father and from hismy mothers womb I guided him;the widow
31:19	if I have seen anyanyone one perish for lack of clothing or athe poorneedy man without covering;
31:20	if his loinsbody havehas not blessed me and if he was not warmed with the fleece of my sheep;
31:21	if I have raised my hand against the fatherless because I saw my help in the gate;
31:24	If I have made gold my trust or called fine gold my confidence;
31:25	if I have rejoiced because my wealth was greatabundant or because my hand had gottenfound much;
31:27	and my heart has been secretly enticed and my mouth has kissed my hand;
31:28	this also would be an iniquity to be punished by the judges for I shouldwould have been false to God above
31:29	If I have rejoiced at the ruin of him thatwho hated me or exulted when evil overtook him
31:30	I have not let my mouth sin by asking for his life with a curse;
31:32	the sojourner has not lodged in the street; I have opened my doors to the wayfarer;traveler
31:33	if I have concealed my transgressions fromas menothers do by hiding my iniquity in my bosomheart
31:35	Oh that I had one to hear me Here is my signature letLet the Almighty answer me Oh that I had the indictment written by my adversary
31:38	If my land has cried out against me and its furrows have wept together;
31:39	if I have eaten its yield without payment and causedmade theits deathowners ofbreathe itstheir owners;last
32:2	Then Eli′huElihu the son of Bar′achelBarachel the Buzite of the family of Ram becameburned angrywith anger He wasburned angrywith anger at Job because he justified himself rather than God;
32:3	heHe wasburned angrywith anger also at Jobs three friends because they had found no answer although they had declared Job to be in the wrong
32:4	Now Eli′huElihu had waited to speak to Job because they were older than he
32:5	And when Eli′huElihu saw that there was no answer in the mouth of these three men he becameburned angrywith anger
32:6	And Eli′huElihu the son of Bar′achelBarachel the Buzite answered and said: I am young in years and you are aged; therefore I was timid and afraid to declare my opinion to you
32:8	But it is the spirit in a man the breath of the Almighty that makes him understand
32:9	It is not the old thatwho are wise nor the aged thatwho understand what is right
32:12	I gave you my attention and behold there was none thatamong confutedyou who refuted Job or thatwho answered his words among you
32:13	Beware lest you say We have found wisdom; God may vanquish him not a man
32:15	They are discomfiteddismayed; they answer no more; they have not a word to say
32:17	I also will giveanswer with my answershare; I also will declare my opinion
32:18	For I am full of words; the spirit within me constrains me
32:19	Behold my heartbelly is like wine that has no vent; like new wineskins it is ready to burst
32:21	I will not show partiality to any personman or use flattery toward any manperson
32:22	For I do not know how to flatter else would my Maker would soon puttake anme end to meaway
33:4	The spiritSpirit of God has made me and the breath of the Almighty gives me life
33:6	Behold I am toward God as you are; I too was formedpinched off from a piece of clay
33:8	Surely you have spoken in my hearingears and I have heard the sound of your words
33:9	You say I am cleanpure without transgression; I am pureclean and there is no iniquity in me
33:10	Behold he finds occasions against me he counts me as his enemy;
33:12	Behold in this you are not right I will answer you for God is greater than man
33:13	Why do you contend against him saying He will answer none of mymans words
33:15	In a dream in a vision of the night when deep sleep falls uponon men while they slumber on their beds
33:17	that he may turn man aside from his deed and cutconceal off pride from a man;
33:18	he keeps back his soul from the Pitpit his life from perishing by the sword
33:19	Man is also chastenedrebuked with pain uponon his bed and with continual strife in his bones;
33:20	so that his life loathes bread and his appetite daintythe choicest food
33:21	His flesh is so wasted away that it cannot be seen; and his bones whichthat were not seen stick out
33:22	His soul draws near the Pitpit and his life to those who bring death
33:23	If there be for him an angel a mediator one of the thousand to declare to man what is right for him;
33:24	and he is graciousmerciful to him and says Deliver him from going down into the Pitpit; I have found a ransom;
33:26	then man prays to God and he accepts him; he comessees into his presenceface with a shout of joy Heand recountshe restores to menman his salvationrighteousness
33:27	andHe he sings before men and says: I sinned and perverted what was right and it was not requitedrepaid to me
33:28	He has redeemed my soul from going down into the Pitpit and my life shall seelook upon the light
33:30	to bring back his soul from the Pitpit that he may seebe lighted with the light of life
33:31	GivePay heedattention O Job listen to me; be silent and I will speak
33:32	If you have anythingany towords say answer me; speak for I desire to justify you
34:1	Then Eli′huElihu answered and said:
34:4	Let us choose what is right; let us determineknow among ourselves what is good
34:5	For Job has said I am innocentin the right and God has taken away my right;
34:8	who goestravels in company with evildoers and walks with wicked men
34:10	Therefore hear me you men of understanding: far be it from God that he should do wickedness and from the Almighty that he should do wrong
34:11	For according to the work of a man he will requiterepay him and according to his ways he will make it befall him
34:14	If he should takeset back his spiritheart to himselfit and gather to himself his spirit and his breath
34:18	who says to a king Worthless one and to nobles Wicked man;
34:21	For his eyes are uponon the ways of a man and he sees all his steps
34:23	For heGod has notno appointedneed to consider a timeman forfurther anythat manhe toshould go before God in judgment
34:26	He strikes them for their wickedness in thea sightplace offor menall to see
34:31	For has anyanyone one said to God I have borne chastisementpunishment; I will not offend any more;
34:33	Will he then make requitalrepayment to suit you because you reject it For you must choose and not I; therefore declare what you know
34:35	Job speaks without knowledge; his words are without insight
35:1	And Eli′huElihu answered and said:
35:7	If you are righteous what do you give to him; orOr what does he receive from your hand
35:11	who teaches us more than the beasts of the earth and makes us wiser than the birds of the airheavens
35:15	And now because his anger does not punish and he does not greatlytake heedmuch note of transgression
35:16	Job opens his mouth in empty talk; he multiplies words without knowledge
36:1	And Eli′huElihu continued and said:
36:3	I will fetchget my knowledge from afar and ascribe righteousness to my Maker
36:7	He does not withdraw his eyes from the righteous but with kings uponon the throne he sets them forforever ever and they are exalted
36:8	And if they are bound in fetterschains and caught in the cords of affliction
36:11	If they hearkenlisten and serve him they complete their days in prosperity and their years in pleasantness
36:12	But if they do not hearkenlisten they perish by the sword and die without knowledge
36:14	They die in youth and their life ends inamong shamethe cult prostitutes
36:18	Beware lest wrath entice you into scoffing; and let not the greatness of the ransom turn you aside
36:19	Will your cry for help avail to keep you from distress or all the force of your strength
36:20	Do not long for the night when peoples arevanish cut off in their place
36:21	Take heedcare; do not turn to iniquity for this you have chosen rather than affliction
36:23	Who has prescribed for him his way or who can say ThouYou hasthave done wrong
36:25	All menmankind havehas looked on it; man beholds it from afar
36:27	For he draws up the drops of water; hethey distilsdistill his mist in rain
36:28	which the skies pour down and drop uponon manmankind abundantly
36:29	Can anyanyone one understand the spreading of the clouds the thunderings of his pavilion
36:33	Its crashing declares concerninghis himpresence; whothe iscattle jealousalso withdeclare angerthat againsthe iniquityrises
37:2	HearkenKeep listening to the thunder of his voice and the rumbling that comes from his mouth
37:5	God thunders wondrously with his voice; he does great things whichthat we cannot comprehend
37:6	For to the snow he says Fall on the earth; andlikewise to the showerdownpour andhis themighty rain Be strongdownpour
37:7	He seals up the hand of every man that all men whom he made may know his workit
37:12	They turn roundaround and roundaround by his guidance to accomplish all that he commands them on the face of the habitable world
37:18	Can you like him spread out the skies hard as a moltencast metal mirror
37:21	And now menno cannotone looklooks on the light when it is bright in the skies when the wind has passed and cleared them
37:22	Out of the north comes golden splendor; God is clothed with terribleawesome majesty
37:23	The Almighty—we cannot find him; he is great in power; and justice and abundant righteousness he will not violate
38:1	Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind and said:
38:3	GirdDress upfor youraction loins like a man; I will question you and you shallmake declareit known to me
38:8	Or who shut in the sea with doors when it burst forthout from the womb;
38:10	and prescribed boundslimits for it and set bars and doors
38:14	It is changed like clay under the seal and itits isfeatures dyedstand out like a garment
38:26	to bring rain on a land where no man is on the desert in which there is no man;
38:27	to satisfy the waste and desolate land and to make the ground putsprout forthwith grass
38:29	From whose womb did the ice come forth and who has given birth to the hoarfrostfrost of heaven
38:31	Can you bind the chains of the Plei′adesPleiades or loose the cords of Orion
38:32	Can you lead forth the Maz′zarothMazzaroth in their season or can you guide the Bear with its children
38:36	Who has put wisdom in the cloudsinward parts or given understanding to the mistsmind
38:38	when the dust runs into a mass and the clods cleavestick fast together
38:40	when they crouch in their dens or lie in wait in their covertthicket
38:41	Who provides for the raven its prey when its young ones cry to God for help and wander about for lack of food
39:1	Do you know when the mountain goats bringgive forthbirth Do you observe the calving of the hindsdoes
39:2	Can you number the months that they fulfilfulfill and do you know the time when they bringgive forthbirth
39:4	Their young ones become strong; they grow up in the open; they go forthout and do not return to them
39:5	Who has let the wild assdonkey go free Who has loosed the bonds of the swift assdonkey
39:6	to whom I have given the steppearid plain for his home and the salt land for his dwelling place
39:9	Is the wild ox willing to serve you Will he spend the night at your cribmanger
39:12	Do you have faith in him that he will return your grain and bringgather yourit grain to your threshing floor
39:13	The wings of the ostrich wave proudly; but are they the pinions and plumage of love
39:16	She deals cruelly with her young as if they were not hers; though her labor be in vain yet she has no fear;
39:19	Do you give the horse his might Do you clothe his neck with strengtha mane
39:20	Do you make him leap like the locust His majestic snorting is terribleterrifying
39:26	Is it by your wisdomunderstanding that the hawk soars and spreads his wings toward the south
39:28	On the rock he dwells and makes his home inon the fastnessrocky ofcrag theand rocky cragstronghold
39:29	ThenceFrom there he spies out the prey; his eyes behold it afarfrom offfar away
39:30	His young ones suck up blood; and where the slain are there is he
40:3	Then Job answered the Lord and said:
40:4	Behold I am of small account; what shall I answer theeyou I lay my hand on my mouth
40:6	Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind and said:
40:7	GirdDress upfor youraction loins like a man; I will question you and you declaremake it known to me
40:8	Will you even put me in the wrong Will you condemn me that you may be justifiedin the right
40:10	DeckAdorn yourself with majesty and dignity; clothe yourself with glory and splendor
40:11	Pour forthout the overflowings of your anger and look on everyeveryone onewho that is proud and abase him
40:12	Look on everyeveryone onewho that is proud and bring him low; and tread down the wicked where they stand
40:14	Then will I also acknowledge to you that your own right hand can givesave you victory
40:15	Behold Be′hemothBehemoth which I made as I made you; he eats grass like an ox
40:21	Under the lotus plants he lies in the covertshelter of the reeds and in the marsh
40:24	Can one take him withby hookshis eyes or pierce his nose with a snare
41:1	Can you draw out Levi′athanLeviathan with a fishhook or press down his tongue with a cord
41:3	Will he make many supplicationspleas to you Will he speak to you soft words
41:4	Will he make a covenant with you to take him for your servant for everforever
41:5	Will you play with him as with a bird or will you put him on a leash for your maidensgirls
41:8	Lay your hands on him; thinkremember of the battle; —you will not do it again
41:9	Behold the hope of a man is disappointedfalse; he is laid low even at the sight of him
41:10	No one is so fierce that he dares to stir him up Who then is he thatwho can stand before me
41:11	Who has first given to me that I should repay him Whatever is under the whole heaven is mine
41:13	Who can strip off his outer garment Who canwould penetratecome hisnear doublehim coatwith ofa mailbridle
41:14	Who can open the doors of his face RoundAround about his teeth is terror
41:23	The folds of his flesh cleavestick together firmly cast uponon him and immovable
41:24	His heart is hard as a stone hard as the netherlower millstone
41:26	Though the sword reaches him it does not avail; nor the spear the dart or the javelin
41:28	The arrow cannot make him flee; for him slingstonessling stones are turned to stubble
41:32	Behind him he leaves a shining wake; one would think the deep to be hoarywhite haired
41:33	UponOn earth there is not his like a creature without fear
41:34	He beholdssees everything that is high; he is king over all the sons of pride
42:1	Then Job answered the Lord and said:
42:2	I know that thouyou canstcan do all things and that no purpose of thineyours can be thwarted
42:4	Hear and I will speak; I will question you and you declaremake it known to me
42:5	I had heard of theeyou by the hearing of the ear but now my eye sees theeyou;
42:7	After the Lord had spoken these words to Job the Lord said to Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite: My wrathanger isburns kindled against you and against your two friends; for you have not spoken of me what is right as my servant Job has
42:8	Now therefore take seven bulls and seven rams and go to my servant Job and offer up for yourselves a burnt offering; andfor yourselves And my servant Job shall pray for you for I will accept his prayer not to deal with you according to your folly; forFor you have not spoken of me what is right as my servant Job has
42:9	So Eli′phazEliphaz the Te′maniteTemanite and Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Na′amathiteNaamathite went and did what the Lord had told them; and the Lord accepted Jobs prayer
42:10	And the Lord restored the fortunes of Job when he had prayed for his friends; andAnd the Lord gave Job twice as much as he had before
42:11	Then came to him all his brothers and sisters and all who had known him before and ate bread with him in his house; andAnd they showed him sympathy and comforted him for all the evil that the Lord had brought upon him; andAnd each of them gave him a piece of money and a ring of gold
42:12	And the Lord blessed the latter days of Job more than his beginning; andAnd he had fourteen14000 thousand sheep six6000 thousand camels a1000 thousand yoke of oxen and a1000 thousandfemale she asses donkeys
42:14	And he called the name of the first Jemi′mah;daughter Jemimah and the name of the second Kezi′ah;Keziah and the name of the third Ker′enKeren hap′puch happuch
42:15	And in all the land there were no women so fairbeautiful as Jobs daughters; andAnd their father gave them an inheritance among their brothers
42:16	And after this Job lived a140 hundred and forty years and saw his sons and his sons sons four generations