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[1] “Behold, my eye has seen all this.
My ear has heard and understood it.
[2] What you know, I know also.
I am not inferior to you. [3] “Surely I would speak to the Almighty.
I desire to reason with God.
[4] But you are forgers of lies.
You are all physicians of no value.
[5] Oh that you would be completely silent!
Then you would be wise.
[6] Hear now my reasoning.
Listen to the pleadings of my lips.
[7] Will you speak unrighteously for God,
and talk deceitfully for him?
[8] Will you show partiality to him?
Will you contend for God?
[9] Is it good that he should search you out?
Or as one deceives a man, will you deceive him?
[10] He will surely reprove you
if you secretly show partiality.
[11] Won’t his majesty make you afraid
and his dread fall on you?
[12] Your memorable sayings are proverbs of ashes.
Your defenses are defenses of clay. [13] “Be silent!
Leave me alone, that I may speak.
Let come on me what will.
[14] Why should I take my flesh in my teeth,
and put my life in my hand?
[15] Behold, he will kill me.
I have no hope.
Nevertheless, I will maintain my ways before him.
[16] This also will be my salvation,
that a godless man will not come before him.
[17] Listen carefully to my speech.
Let my declaration be in your ears.
[18] See now, I have set my cause in order.
I know that I am righteous.
[19] Who is he who will contend with me?
For then would I hold my peace and give up the spirit. [20] “Only don’t do two things to me,
then I will not hide myself from your face:
[21] withdraw your hand far from me,
and don’t let your terror make me afraid.
[22] Then call, and I will answer,
or let me speak, and you answer me.
[23] How many are my iniquities and sins?
Make me know my disobedience and my sin.
[24] Why do you hide your face,
and consider me your enemy?
[25] Will you harass a driven leaf?
Will you pursue the dry stubble?
[26] For you write bitter things against me,
and make me inherit the iniquities of my youth.
[27] You also put my feet in the stocks,
and mark all my paths.
You set a bound to the soles of my feet,
[28] though I am decaying like a rotten thing,
like a garment that is moth-eaten.
My ear has heard and understood it.
[2] What you know, I know also.
I am not inferior to you. [3] “Surely I would speak to the Almighty.
I desire to reason with God.
[4] But you are forgers of lies.
You are all physicians of no value.
[5] Oh that you would be completely silent!
Then you would be wise.
[6] Hear now my reasoning.
Listen to the pleadings of my lips.
[7] Will you speak unrighteously for God,
and talk deceitfully for him?
[8] Will you show partiality to him?
Will you contend for God?
[9] Is it good that he should search you out?
Or as one deceives a man, will you deceive him?
[10] He will surely reprove you
if you secretly show partiality.
[11] Won’t his majesty make you afraid
and his dread fall on you?
[12] Your memorable sayings are proverbs of ashes.
Your defenses are defenses of clay. [13] “Be silent!
Leave me alone, that I may speak.
Let come on me what will.
[14] Why should I take my flesh in my teeth,
and put my life in my hand?
[15] Behold, he will kill me.
I have no hope.
Nevertheless, I will maintain my ways before him.
[16] This also will be my salvation,
that a godless man will not come before him.
[17] Listen carefully to my speech.
Let my declaration be in your ears.
[18] See now, I have set my cause in order.
I know that I am righteous.
[19] Who is he who will contend with me?
For then would I hold my peace and give up the spirit. [20] “Only don’t do two things to me,
then I will not hide myself from your face:
[21] withdraw your hand far from me,
and don’t let your terror make me afraid.
[22] Then call, and I will answer,
or let me speak, and you answer me.
[23] How many are my iniquities and sins?
Make me know my disobedience and my sin.
[24] Why do you hide your face,
and consider me your enemy?
[25] Will you harass a driven leaf?
Will you pursue the dry stubble?
[26] For you write bitter things against me,
and make me inherit the iniquities of my youth.
[27] You also put my feet in the stocks,
and mark all my paths.
You set a bound to the soles of my feet,
[28] though I am decaying like a rotten thing,
like a garment that is moth-eaten.
King James Version
[1] Lo, mine eyeH5869 hath seenH7200(QalPerf) all [this], mine earH241 hath heardH8085(QalPerf) and understoodH995(QalImpf) it. [2] What ye know,H1847 [the same] do I knowH3045(QalPerf) also: I [am] not inferiorH5307(QalActPtc) unto you. [3] SurelyH199 I would speakH1696(PielImpf) to the Almighty,H7706 and I desireH2654(QalImpf) to reasonH3198(HiphInf) with God.H410 [4] ButH199 ye [are] forgersH2950(QalActPtc) of lies,H8267 ye [are] all physiciansH7495(QalActPtc) of no value.H457 [5] O thatH5414(QalImpf) ye would altogetherH2790(HiphInf) hold your peace!H2790(HiphImpf) and it should be your wisdom.H2451 [6] HearH8085(QalImpv) now my reasoning,H8433 and hearkenH7181(HiphImpv) to the pleadingsH7379 of my lips.H8193 [7] Will ye speakH1696(PielImpf) wickedlyH5766 for God?H410 and talkH1696(PielImpf) deceitfullyH7423 for him? [8] Will ye acceptH5375(QalImpf) his person?H6440 will ye contendH7378(QalImpf) for God?H410 [9] Is it goodH2895(QalPerf) that he should search you out?H2713(QalImpf) or as one manH582 mockethH2048(PielInf) another, do ye [so] mockH2048(PielImpf) him? [10] He will surelyH3198(HiphInf) reproveH3198(HiphImpf) you, if ye do secretlyH5643 acceptH5375(QalImpf) persons.H6440 [11] Shall not his excellencyH7613 make you afraid?H1204(PielImpf) and his dreadH6343 fallH5307(QalImpf) upon you? [12] Your remembrancesH2146 [are] likeH4912 unto ashes,H665 your bodiesH1354 to bodiesH1354 of clay.H2563 [13] Hold your peace,H2790(HiphImpv) let me alone, that I may speak,H1696(PielImpf) and let comeH5674(QalImpf) on me what [will]. [14] Wherefore do I takeH5375(QalImpf) my fleshH1320 in my teeth,H8127 and putH7760(QalImpf) my lifeH5315 in mine hand?H3709 [15] ThoughH2005 he slayH6991(QalImpf) me, yet will I trustH3176(PielImpf) in him: but I will maintainH3198(HiphImpf) mine own waysH1870 beforeH6440 him. [16] He also [shall be] my salvation:H3444 for an hypocriteH2611 shall not comeH935(QalImpf) beforeH6440 him. [17] HearH8085(QalImpv) diligentlyH8085(QalInf) my speech,H4405 and my declarationH262 with your ears.H241 [18] Behold now, I have orderedH6186(QalPerf) [my] cause;H4941 I knowH3045(QalPerf) that I shall be justified.H6663(QalImpf) [19] Who [is] he [that] will pleadH7378(QalImpf) with me? for now, if I hold my tongue,H2790(HiphImpf) I shall give up the ghost.H1478(QalImpf) [20] Only doH6213(QalImpf) not twoH8147 [things] unto me: then will I not hideH5641(NiphImpf) myself from thee.H6440 [21] WithdrawH7368 thine handH3709 farH7368(HiphImpv) from me: and let not thy dreadH367 make me afraid.H1204(PielImpf) [22] Then callH7121(QalImpv) thou, and I will answer:H6030(QalImpf) or let me speak,H1696(PielImpf) and answerH7725(HiphImpv) thou me. [23] How many [are] mine iniquitiesH5771 and sins?H2403 make me to knowH3045(HiphImpv) my transgressionH6588 and my sin.H2403 [24] Wherefore hidestH5641(HiphImpf) thou thy face,H6440 and holdestH2803(QalImpf) me for thine enemy?H341(QalActPtc) [25] Wilt thou breakH6206(QalImpf) a leafH5929 driven to and fro?H5086(NiphPtc) and wilt thou pursueH7291(QalImpf) the dryH3002 stubble?H7179 [26] For thou writestH3789(QalImpf) bitter thingsH4846 against me, and makest me to possessH3423(HiphImpf) the iniquitiesH5771 of my youth.H5271 [27] Thou puttestH7760(QalImpf) my feetH7272 also in the stocks,H5465 and lookest narrowlyH8104(QalImpf) unto all my paths;H734 thou settest a printH2707(HithImpf) upon the heelsH8328 of my feet.H7272 [28] And he, as a rotten thing,H7538 consumeth,H1086(QalImpf) as a garmentH899 that is mothH6211 eaten.H398(QalPerf)
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