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Job 21
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Job

Chapter 21

1 THEN Job answered and said,

2 Listen diligently to my speech, and let this be your consolation.

3 Suffer me that I may speak; and after I have spoken, then mock on.

4 I will utter my complaint to men, why my spirit is distressed.

5 Return to me, and be astonished, and lay your hand upon your mouth.

6 Even when I think of it, I tremble, and terror takes hold of my flesh.

7 Why do the ungodly live, and why are the mighty in power full of years?

8 Their descendants are established in their sight with them, and their children before their eyes.

9 Their houses are safe from fear, neither is the rod of God upon them.

10 Their bull breeds, and fails not; their cow calves, and does not cast her calf.

11 Their children stand firm like a flock, and their boys dance.

12 They take the timbrels and harps, and rejoice at the sound of singing.

13 They spend their days in prosperity, and then suddenly go down to Sheol.

14 They say to God, Depart from us; for we do not desire to know thy ways.

15 Moreover, they say, Who is God, that we should serve him? And what would we gain, that we should pray to him?

16 Lo, they have no power over their prosperity; the counsel of the ungodly is far from me.

17 How often is it that the wicked are left without an heir! how often their destruction comes upon them! God distributes sorrows in his anger.

18 They are like straw before the wind, and like chaff that the storm carries away.

19 God reserves man's iniquity for his children; he pays it back to him, and he shall know it.

20 His eyes shall see his destruction, and he shall drink of the wrath of the Almighty.

21 For what pleasure has he in his house after him, when a portion of his years shall be reserved for his posterity?

22 Shall any teach God knowledge, seeing it is he who judges the proud?

23 One dies in his full strength, sound of body, being wholly confident, and at ease.

24 His body is full of fat, and his bones are filled with marrow.

25 And another dies in the bitterness of his soul, never having tasted prosperity.

26 They shall lie down in the dust, and the worms shall cover them.

27 Behold, I know your thoughts, and the devices which you wrongfully imagine against me.

28 For you say. Where is the house of the righteous? And where is the place in which the wicked has pitched his tent?

29 Have you not asked those who pass by the way? And do you not recognize their tokens?

30 For the evil man is reserved for the day of destruction, he shall be remembered in the day of wrath.

31 Who can show him the way? And who shall repay him for what he has done?

32 Yet he shall be brought to the grave, he is reserved for misfortune.

33 The depths of the valley shall swallow him, and many shall be drawn in after him, even as there are innumerable ahead of him.

34 How then can you comfort me in vain, seeing that your abominable answers are multiplied before me?

Job

Chapter 21

1 But Job347 answered6030 and said,559

2 Hear diligently8085 8085 my speech,4405 and let this2063 be1961 your consolations.8575

3 Suffer5375 me that I595 may speak;1696 and after that310 I have spoken,1696 mock on.3932

4 As for me,595 is my complaint7879 to man?120 and if518 it were so, why4069 should not3808 my spirit7307 be troubled?7114

5 Mark6437 413 me, and be astonished,8074 and lay7760 your hand3027 upon5921 your mouth.6310

6 Even when518 I remember2142 I am afraid,926 and trembling6427 taketh hold270 on my flesh.1320

7 Wherefore4069 do the wicked7563 live,2421 become old,6275 yea,1571 are mighty1396 in power?2428

8 Their seed2233 is established3559 in their sight6440 with5973 them, and their offspring6631 before their eyes.5869

9 Their houses1004 are safe7965 from fear,4480 6343 neither3808 is the rod7626 of God433 upon5921 them.

10 Their bull7794 engendereth,5674 and faileth1602 not;3808 their cow6510 calveth,6403 and casteth not her calf.7921 3808

11 They send forth7971 their little ones5759 like a flock,6629 and their children3206 dance.7540

12 They take5375 the timbrel8596 and harp,3658 and rejoice8055 at the sound6963 of the organ.5748

13 They spend3615 their days3117 in wealth,2896 and in a moment7281 go down5181 to the grave.7585

14 Therefore they say559 unto God,410 Depart5493 from4480 us; for we desire2654 not3808 the knowledge1847 of thy ways.1870

15 What4100 is the Almighty,7706 that3588 we should serve5647 him? and what4100 profit3276 should we have, if3588 we pray6293 unto him?

16 Lo,2005 their good2898 is not3808 in their hand:3027 the counsel6098 of the wicked7563 is far7368 from4480 me.

17 How oft4100 is the candle5216 of the wicked7563 put out!1846 and how oft cometh935 their destruction343 upon5921 them! God distributeth2505 sorrows2256 in his anger.639

18 They are1961 as stubble8401 before6440 the wind,7307 and as chaff4671 that the storm5492 carrieth away.1589

19 God433 layeth up6845 his iniquity205 for his children:1121 he rewardeth7999 413 him, and he shall know3045 it.

20 His eyes5869 shall see7200 his destruction,3589 and he shall drink8354 of the wrath4480 2534 of the Almighty.7706

21 For3588 what4100 pleasure2656 hath he in his house1004 after310 him, when the number4557 of his months2320 is cut off in the midst?2686

22 Shall any teach3925 God410 knowledge?1847 seeing he1931 judgeth8199 those that are high.7311

23 One2088 dieth4191 in his full8537 strength,6106 being wholly3605 at ease7946 and quiet.7961

24 His breasts5845 are full4390 of milk,2461 and his bones6106 are moistened8248 with marrow.4221

25 And another2088 dieth4191 in the bitterness4751 of his soul,5315 and never3808 eateth398 with pleasure.2896

26 They shall lie down7901 alike3162 in5921 the dust,6083 and the worms7415 shall cover3680 5921 them.

27 Behold,2005 I know3045 your thoughts,4284 and the devices4209 which ye wrongfully imagine2554 against5921 me.

28 For3588 ye say,559 Where346 is the house1004 of the prince?5081 and where346 are the dwelling4908 places168 of the wicked?7563

29 Have ye not3808 asked7592 them that go5674 by the way?1870 and do ye not3808 know5234 their tokens,226

30 That3588 the wicked7451 is reserved2820 to the day3117 of destruction?343 they shall be brought forth2986 to the day3117 of wrath.5678

31 Who4310 shall declare5046 his way1870 to5921 his face?6440 and who4310 shall repay7999 him what he1931 hath done?6213

32 Yet shall he1931 be brought2986 to the grave,6913 and shall remain8245 in5921 the tomb.1430

33 The clods7263 of the valley5158 shall be sweet4985 unto him, and every3605 man120 shall draw4900 after310 him, as there are innumerable369 4557 before6440 him.

34 How349 then comfort5162 ye me in vain,1892 seeing in your answers8666 there remaineth7604 falsehood?4604

Job

Chapter 21

Job

Chapter 21

1 THEN Job answered and said,

1 But Job347 answered6030 and said,559

2 Listen diligently to my speech, and let this be your consolation.

2 Hear diligently8085 8085 my speech,4405 and let this2063 be1961 your consolations.8575

3 Suffer me that I may speak; and after I have spoken, then mock on.

3 Suffer5375 me that I595 may speak;1696 and after that310 I have spoken,1696 mock on.3932

4 I will utter my complaint to men, why my spirit is distressed.

4 As for me,595 is my complaint7879 to man?120 and if518 it were so, why4069 should not3808 my spirit7307 be troubled?7114

5 Return to me, and be astonished, and lay your hand upon your mouth.

5 Mark6437 413 me, and be astonished,8074 and lay7760 your hand3027 upon5921 your mouth.6310

6 Even when I think of it, I tremble, and terror takes hold of my flesh.

6 Even when518 I remember2142 I am afraid,926 and trembling6427 taketh hold270 on my flesh.1320

7 Why do the ungodly live, and why are the mighty in power full of years?

7 Wherefore4069 do the wicked7563 live,2421 become old,6275 yea,1571 are mighty1396 in power?2428

8 Their descendants are established in their sight with them, and their children before their eyes.

8 Their seed2233 is established3559 in their sight6440 with5973 them, and their offspring6631 before their eyes.5869

9 Their houses are safe from fear, neither is the rod of God upon them.

9 Their houses1004 are safe7965 from fear,4480 6343 neither3808 is the rod7626 of God433 upon5921 them.

10 Their bull breeds, and fails not; their cow calves, and does not cast her calf.

10 Their bull7794 engendereth,5674 and faileth1602 not;3808 their cow6510 calveth,6403 and casteth not her calf.7921 3808

11 Their children stand firm like a flock, and their boys dance.

11 They send forth7971 their little ones5759 like a flock,6629 and their children3206 dance.7540

12 They take the timbrels and harps, and rejoice at the sound of singing.

12 They take5375 the timbrel8596 and harp,3658 and rejoice8055 at the sound6963 of the organ.5748

13 They spend their days in prosperity, and then suddenly go down to Sheol.

13 They spend3615 their days3117 in wealth,2896 and in a moment7281 go down5181 to the grave.7585

14 They say to God, Depart from us; for we do not desire to know thy ways.

14 Therefore they say559 unto God,410 Depart5493 from4480 us; for we desire2654 not3808 the knowledge1847 of thy ways.1870

15 Moreover, they say, Who is God, that we should serve him? And what would we gain, that we should pray to him?

15 What4100 is the Almighty,7706 that3588 we should serve5647 him? and what4100 profit3276 should we have, if3588 we pray6293 unto him?

16 Lo, they have no power over their prosperity; the counsel of the ungodly is far from me.

16 Lo,2005 their good2898 is not3808 in their hand:3027 the counsel6098 of the wicked7563 is far7368 from4480 me.

17 How often is it that the wicked are left without an heir! how often their destruction comes upon them! God distributes sorrows in his anger.

17 How oft4100 is the candle5216 of the wicked7563 put out!1846 and how oft cometh935 their destruction343 upon5921 them! God distributeth2505 sorrows2256 in his anger.639

18 They are like straw before the wind, and like chaff that the storm carries away.

18 They are1961 as stubble8401 before6440 the wind,7307 and as chaff4671 that the storm5492 carrieth away.1589

19 God reserves man's iniquity for his children; he pays it back to him, and he shall know it.

19 God433 layeth up6845 his iniquity205 for his children:1121 he rewardeth7999 413 him, and he shall know3045 it.

20 His eyes shall see his destruction, and he shall drink of the wrath of the Almighty.

20 His eyes5869 shall see7200 his destruction,3589 and he shall drink8354 of the wrath4480 2534 of the Almighty.7706

21 For what pleasure has he in his house after him, when a portion of his years shall be reserved for his posterity?

21 For3588 what4100 pleasure2656 hath he in his house1004 after310 him, when the number4557 of his months2320 is cut off in the midst?2686

22 Shall any teach God knowledge, seeing it is he who judges the proud?

22 Shall any teach3925 God410 knowledge?1847 seeing he1931 judgeth8199 those that are high.7311

23 One dies in his full strength, sound of body, being wholly confident, and at ease.

23 One2088 dieth4191 in his full8537 strength,6106 being wholly3605 at ease7946 and quiet.7961

24 His body is full of fat, and his bones are filled with marrow.

24 His breasts5845 are full4390 of milk,2461 and his bones6106 are moistened8248 with marrow.4221

25 And another dies in the bitterness of his soul, never having tasted prosperity.

25 And another2088 dieth4191 in the bitterness4751 of his soul,5315 and never3808 eateth398 with pleasure.2896

26 They shall lie down in the dust, and the worms shall cover them.

26 They shall lie down7901 alike3162 in5921 the dust,6083 and the worms7415 shall cover3680 5921 them.

27 Behold, I know your thoughts, and the devices which you wrongfully imagine against me.

27 Behold,2005 I know3045 your thoughts,4284 and the devices4209 which ye wrongfully imagine2554 against5921 me.

28 For you say. Where is the house of the righteous? And where is the place in which the wicked has pitched his tent?

28 For3588 ye say,559 Where346 is the house1004 of the prince?5081 and where346 are the dwelling4908 places168 of the wicked?7563

29 Have you not asked those who pass by the way? And do you not recognize their tokens?

29 Have ye not3808 asked7592 them that go5674 by the way?1870 and do ye not3808 know5234 their tokens,226

30 For the evil man is reserved for the day of destruction, he shall be remembered in the day of wrath.

30 That3588 the wicked7451 is reserved2820 to the day3117 of destruction?343 they shall be brought forth2986 to the day3117 of wrath.5678

31 Who can show him the way? And who shall repay him for what he has done?

31 Who4310 shall declare5046 his way1870 to5921 his face?6440 and who4310 shall repay7999 him what he1931 hath done?6213

32 Yet he shall be brought to the grave, he is reserved for misfortune.

32 Yet shall he1931 be brought2986 to the grave,6913 and shall remain8245 in5921 the tomb.1430

33 The depths of the valley shall swallow him, and many shall be drawn in after him, even as there are innumerable ahead of him.

33 The clods7263 of the valley5158 shall be sweet4985 unto him, and every3605 man120 shall draw4900 after310 him, as there are innumerable369 4557 before6440 him.

34 How then can you comfort me in vain, seeing that your abominable answers are multiplied before me?

34 How349 then comfort5162 ye me in vain,1892 seeing in your answers8666 there remaineth7604 falsehood?4604