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Job

Chapter 9

1 Then Job347 answered6030 and said,559

2 I know3045 it is so3651 of a truth:551 but how4100 should man582 be just6663 with God?410

3 If518 he will contend7378 with him, he cannot3808 answer6030 him one259 of a thousand.505

4 He is wise2450 in heart,3824 and mighty533 in strength:3581 who4310 has hardened7185 himself against413 him, and has prospered?7999

5 Which removes6275 the mountains,2022 and they know3045 not: which834 overturns2015 them in his anger.639

6 Which shakes7264 the earth776 out of her place,4725 and the pillars5982 thereof tremble.6426

7 Which commands559 the sun,2775 and it rises2224 not; and seals2856 up the stars.3556

8 Which alone905 spreads5186 out the heavens,8064 and treads1869 on the waves1116 of the sea.3220

9 Which makes6213 Arcturus,5906 Orion,3685 and Pleiades,3598 and the chambers2315 of the south.8486

10 Which does6213 great1419 things past369 finding2714 out; yes, and wonders6381 without5704 369 number.4557

11 See,2005 he goes5674 by me, and I see7200 him not: he passes2498 on also, but I perceive995 him not.

12 Behold,2005 he takes2862 away,2862 who4310 can hinder7725 him? who4310 will say559 to him, What4100 do6213 you?

13 If God433 will not withdraw7725 his anger,639 the proud7293 helpers5826 do stoop7817 under8478 him.

14 How637 much637 3588 less shall I answer6030 him, and choose977 out my words1697 to reason with him?

15 Whom,834 though518 I were righteous,6663 yet would I not answer,6030 but I would make supplication2603 to my judge.8199

16 If518 I had called,7121 and he had answered6030 me; yet would I not believe539 that he had listened238 to my voice.6963

17 For he breaks7779 me with a tempest,8183 and multiplies7235 my wounds6482 without2600 cause.2600

18 He will not suffer5414 me to take my breath,7307 but fills7646 me with bitterness.4472

19 If518 I speak of strength,3581 see,2009 he is strong:533 and if518 of judgment,4941 who4310 shall set3259 me a time to plead?

20 If518 I justify6663 myself, my own mouth6310 shall condemn7561 me: if I say, I am perfect,8535 it shall also prove me perverse.6140

21 Though I were perfect,8535 yet would I not know3045 my soul:5315 I would despise3988 my life.2416

22 This1931 is one259 thing, therefore5921 3651 I said559 it, He destroys3615 the perfect8535 and the wicked.7563

23 If518 the whip7752 slay4191 suddenly,6597 he will laugh3932 at the trial4531 of the innocent.5355

24 The earth776 is given5414 into the hand3027 of the wicked:7563 he covers4374 the faces6440 of the judges8199 thereof; if518 not, where,645 and who4310 is he?

25 Now my days3117 are swifter7043 than4480 a post:7323 they flee1272 away, they see7200 no3808 good.2896

26 They are passed2498 away as the swift16 ships:591 as the eagle5404 that hastens2907 to the prey.400

27 If518 I say,559 I will forget7911 my complaint,7879 I will leave5800 off my heaviness,6440 and comfort1082 myself:

28 I am afraid3025 of all3605 my sorrows,6094 I know3045 that you will not hold me innocent.5352

29 If I be wicked,7561 why4100 then labor3021 I in vain?1892

30 If518 I wash7364 myself with snow7950 water,7950 and make my hands3709 never1253 so clean;2141

31 Yet227 shall you plunge2881 me in the ditch,7845 and my own clothes8008 shall abhor8581 me.

32 For he is not a man,376 as I am, that I should answer6030 him, and we should come935 together3162 in judgment.4941

33 Neither3808 is there any judge3198 between996 us, that might lay7896 his hand3027 on us both.8147

34 Let him take5493 his rod7626 away5493 from me, and let not his fear367 terrify1204 me:

35 Then would I speak,1696 and not fear3372 him; but it is not so3651 with me.

Job

Chapter 9

1 THEN Job answered and said,

2 Truly, I know that it is so; but how can a man be declared innocent before God?

3 If he should contend with him, he cannot answer him one out of a thousand.

4 He is wise in heart and mighty in strength; who has hardened himself against him, and had peace?

5 He who removes mountains and overthrows them with his anger, does he not know?

6 He shakes the earth out of its foundations, and its inhabitants tremble.

7 He commands the sun, and it does not rise; and seals up the stars.

8 He alone stretched out the heavens, and treads upon the mighty waves of the sea.

9 He made the Pleiades, Aldebaran, and Orion, and the chambers of the south.

10 He has done great things past finding out; yea, and wonders without number.

11 Lo, if he will pass by me, I will see him not; and if he will circle around me, I will not perceive him.

12 Behold, if he will destroy, who can resist him? Who can say to him, What doest thou?

13 God will not turn away his anger, the mighty shall be humiliated under him.

14 I will answer him also, and choose out my words in his presence.

15 If I am not justified I would not resist, but I would make supplication to my judge.

16 If I had called, and he had answered me, yet I would not believe that he had hearkened to my voice.

17 For he has crushed me with a tempest, and multiplied my wounds without cause.

18 He will not suffer me to take my breath, but fills me with bitterness.

19 If it is a matter of strength, lo, he is mighty; and if of judgment, who can summon him?

20 If I justify myself, my own mouth shall condemn me; though I say I am pure, he shall also prove me perverse.

21 Though I am pure, yet I would not know my soul; I would despise my life.

22 It is all the same; therefore I say, He destroys both the righteous and the wicked.

23 If his rod slays suddenly, he will laugh at the foolishness of the innocent.

24 The earth is handed over to the wicked; and the faces of the judges are covered; if not, who can endure their wrath?

25 Now my days are swifter than a runner; they flee away, they see no good.

26 They are passed away like ships of the enemy; like the eagle that swoops on the prey.

27 I have forgotten my bitterness; if my mind or my thought would leave me alone, then I would find rest.

28 Though I am at rest, I am afraid of every torment, because I know that thou wilt not declare me innocent.

29 Behold, if I am declared guilty, why then dost thou consume me in vain?

30 If I wash myself with snow why then dost thou consume me in my hands;

31 Yet thou shalt plunge me into the pit, and my own clothes shall be abhorrent to me.

32 For God is not a man as I am, that I might answer him. and that we should come together for trial.

33 O that there were a judge between us, that he might silence us both!

34 Let him take his rod away from me, and let not his fear terrify me;

35 Then I would speak, and I will not be afraid of him, for I have never been against him.

Job

Chapter 9

Job

Chapter 9

1 Then Job347 answered6030 and said,559

1 THEN Job answered and said,

2 I know3045 it is so3651 of a truth:551 but how4100 should man582 be just6663 with God?410

2 Truly, I know that it is so; but how can a man be declared innocent before God?

3 If518 he will contend7378 with him, he cannot3808 answer6030 him one259 of a thousand.505

3 If he should contend with him, he cannot answer him one out of a thousand.

4 He is wise2450 in heart,3824 and mighty533 in strength:3581 who4310 has hardened7185 himself against413 him, and has prospered?7999

4 He is wise in heart and mighty in strength; who has hardened himself against him, and had peace?

5 Which removes6275 the mountains,2022 and they know3045 not: which834 overturns2015 them in his anger.639

5 He who removes mountains and overthrows them with his anger, does he not know?

6 Which shakes7264 the earth776 out of her place,4725 and the pillars5982 thereof tremble.6426

6 He shakes the earth out of its foundations, and its inhabitants tremble.

7 Which commands559 the sun,2775 and it rises2224 not; and seals2856 up the stars.3556

7 He commands the sun, and it does not rise; and seals up the stars.

8 Which alone905 spreads5186 out the heavens,8064 and treads1869 on the waves1116 of the sea.3220

8 He alone stretched out the heavens, and treads upon the mighty waves of the sea.

9 Which makes6213 Arcturus,5906 Orion,3685 and Pleiades,3598 and the chambers2315 of the south.8486

9 He made the Pleiades, Aldebaran, and Orion, and the chambers of the south.

10 Which does6213 great1419 things past369 finding2714 out; yes, and wonders6381 without5704 369 number.4557

10 He has done great things past finding out; yea, and wonders without number.

11 See,2005 he goes5674 by me, and I see7200 him not: he passes2498 on also, but I perceive995 him not.

11 Lo, if he will pass by me, I will see him not; and if he will circle around me, I will not perceive him.

12 Behold,2005 he takes2862 away,2862 who4310 can hinder7725 him? who4310 will say559 to him, What4100 do6213 you?

12 Behold, if he will destroy, who can resist him? Who can say to him, What doest thou?

13 If God433 will not withdraw7725 his anger,639 the proud7293 helpers5826 do stoop7817 under8478 him.

13 God will not turn away his anger, the mighty shall be humiliated under him.

14 How637 much637 3588 less shall I answer6030 him, and choose977 out my words1697 to reason with him?

14 I will answer him also, and choose out my words in his presence.

15 Whom,834 though518 I were righteous,6663 yet would I not answer,6030 but I would make supplication2603 to my judge.8199

15 If I am not justified I would not resist, but I would make supplication to my judge.

16 If518 I had called,7121 and he had answered6030 me; yet would I not believe539 that he had listened238 to my voice.6963

16 If I had called, and he had answered me, yet I would not believe that he had hearkened to my voice.

17 For he breaks7779 me with a tempest,8183 and multiplies7235 my wounds6482 without2600 cause.2600

17 For he has crushed me with a tempest, and multiplied my wounds without cause.

18 He will not suffer5414 me to take my breath,7307 but fills7646 me with bitterness.4472

18 He will not suffer me to take my breath, but fills me with bitterness.

19 If518 I speak of strength,3581 see,2009 he is strong:533 and if518 of judgment,4941 who4310 shall set3259 me a time to plead?

19 If it is a matter of strength, lo, he is mighty; and if of judgment, who can summon him?

20 If518 I justify6663 myself, my own mouth6310 shall condemn7561 me: if I say, I am perfect,8535 it shall also prove me perverse.6140

20 If I justify myself, my own mouth shall condemn me; though I say I am pure, he shall also prove me perverse.

21 Though I were perfect,8535 yet would I not know3045 my soul:5315 I would despise3988 my life.2416

21 Though I am pure, yet I would not know my soul; I would despise my life.

22 This1931 is one259 thing, therefore5921 3651 I said559 it, He destroys3615 the perfect8535 and the wicked.7563

22 It is all the same; therefore I say, He destroys both the righteous and the wicked.

23 If518 the whip7752 slay4191 suddenly,6597 he will laugh3932 at the trial4531 of the innocent.5355

23 If his rod slays suddenly, he will laugh at the foolishness of the innocent.

24 The earth776 is given5414 into the hand3027 of the wicked:7563 he covers4374 the faces6440 of the judges8199 thereof; if518 not, where,645 and who4310 is he?

24 The earth is handed over to the wicked; and the faces of the judges are covered; if not, who can endure their wrath?

25 Now my days3117 are swifter7043 than4480 a post:7323 they flee1272 away, they see7200 no3808 good.2896

25 Now my days are swifter than a runner; they flee away, they see no good.

26 They are passed2498 away as the swift16 ships:591 as the eagle5404 that hastens2907 to the prey.400

26 They are passed away like ships of the enemy; like the eagle that swoops on the prey.

27 If518 I say,559 I will forget7911 my complaint,7879 I will leave5800 off my heaviness,6440 and comfort1082 myself:

27 I have forgotten my bitterness; if my mind or my thought would leave me alone, then I would find rest.

28 I am afraid3025 of all3605 my sorrows,6094 I know3045 that you will not hold me innocent.5352

28 Though I am at rest, I am afraid of every torment, because I know that thou wilt not declare me innocent.

29 If I be wicked,7561 why4100 then labor3021 I in vain?1892

29 Behold, if I am declared guilty, why then dost thou consume me in vain?

30 If518 I wash7364 myself with snow7950 water,7950 and make my hands3709 never1253 so clean;2141

30 If I wash myself with snow why then dost thou consume me in my hands;

31 Yet227 shall you plunge2881 me in the ditch,7845 and my own clothes8008 shall abhor8581 me.

31 Yet thou shalt plunge me into the pit, and my own clothes shall be abhorrent to me.

32 For he is not a man,376 as I am, that I should answer6030 him, and we should come935 together3162 in judgment.4941

32 For God is not a man as I am, that I might answer him. and that we should come together for trial.

33 Neither3808 is there any judge3198 between996 us, that might lay7896 his hand3027 on us both.8147

33 O that there were a judge between us, that he might silence us both!

34 Let him take5493 his rod7626 away5493 from me, and let not his fear367 terrify1204 me:

34 Let him take his rod away from me, and let not his fear terrify me;

35 Then would I speak,1696 and not fear3372 him; but it is not so3651 with me.

35 Then I would speak, and I will not be afraid of him, for I have never been against him.

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