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Job 5
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Job

Chapter 5

1 Call7121 now,4994 if there be3426 any that will answer6030 thee; and to413 which4310 of the saints4480 6918 wilt thou turn?6437

2 For3588 wrath3708 killeth2026 the foolish191 man, and envy7068 slayeth4191 the silly6601 one.

3 I589 have seen7200 the foolish191 taking root:8327 but suddenly6597 I cursed5344 his habitation.5116

4 His children1121 are far7368 from safety,4480 3468 and they are crushed1792 in the gate,8179 neither369 is there any to deliver5337 them.

5 Whose834 harvest7105 the hungry7457 eateth up,398 and taketh3947 it even out of413 the thorns,4480 6791 and the robber6782 swalloweth up7602 their substance.2428

6 Although3588 affliction205 cometh not forth3318 3808 of the dust,4480 6083 neither3808 doth trouble5999 spring6779 out of the ground;4480 127

7 Yet3588 man120 is born3205 unto trouble,5999 as the sparks1121 7565 fly5774 upward.1361

8 I589 would seek1875 unto413 God,410 and unto413 God430 would I commit7760 my cause: 1700

9 Which doeth6213 great things1419 and unsearchable;369 2714 marvelous things6381 without5704 369 number: 4557

10 Who giveth5414 rain4306 upon5921 6440 the earth,776 and sendeth7971 waters4325 upon5921 6440 the fields: 2351

11 To set up7760 on high4791 those that be low;8217 that those which mourn6937 may be exalted7682 to safety.3468

12 He disappointeth6565 the devices4284 of the crafty,6175 so that their hands3027 cannot3808 perform6213 their enterprise.8454

13 He taketh3920 the wise2450 in their own craftiness:6193 and the counsel6098 of the froward6617 is carried headlong.4116

14 They meet6298 with darkness2822 in the daytime,3119 and grope4959 in the noonday6672 as in the night.3915

15 But he saveth3467 the poor34 from the sword,4480 2719 from their mouth,4480 6310 and from the hand4480 3027 of the mighty.2389

16 So the poor1800 hath1961 hope,8615 and iniquity5766 stoppeth7092 her mouth.6310

17 Behold,2009 happy835 is the man582 whom God433 correcteth:3198 therefore despise3988 not408 thou the chastening4148 of the Almighty: 7706

18 For3588 he1931 maketh sore,3510 and bindeth up:2280 he woundeth,4272 and his hands3027 make whole.7495

19 He shall deliver5337 thee in six8337 troubles:6869 yea, in seven7651 there shall no3808 evil7451 touch5060 thee.

20 In famine7458 he shall redeem6299 thee from death:4480 4194 and in war4421 from the power4480 3027 of the sword.2719

21 Thou shalt be hid2244 from the scourge7752 of the tongue:3956 neither3808 shalt thou be afraid3372 of destruction4480 7701 when3588 it cometh.935

22 At destruction7701 and famine3720 thou shalt laugh:7832 neither408 shalt thou be afraid3372 of the beasts4480 2416 of the earth.776

23 For3588 thou shalt be in league1285 with5973 the stones68 of the field:7704 and the beasts2416 of the field7704 shall be at peace7999 with thee.

24 And thou shalt know3045 that thy tabernacle168 shall be in peace;7965 and thou shalt visit6485 thy habitation,5116 and shalt not sin.3808 2398

25 Thou shalt know3045 also that3588 thy seed2233 shall be great,7227 and thine offspring6631 as the grass6212 of the earth.776

26 Thou shalt come935 to413 thy grave6913 in a full age,3624 like as a shock of corn1430 cometh in5927 in his season.6256

27 Lo2009 this,2063 we have searched2713 it, so3651 it1931 is; hear8085 it, and know3045 thou859 it for thy good.

Job

Chapter 5

1 CALL now, I pray you; is there any one to answer you? And to which of the holy ones will you turn?

2 For anger kills the foolish man, and enmity slays the silly one.

3 I have seen the wicked prosper; but his habitation is suddenly destroyed.

4 His children are far from salvation, and they are humiliated at the gate, and there is no one to deliver them.

5 His harvest the hungry eat up; and they shall pour out water to the thirsty, and the thirsty devour their substance.

6 For falsehood does not come forth from the dust, nor does iniquity spring out of the ground;

7 For man is born for trouble, as sure as the wild birds fly.

8 But as for me. I would seek God, and to God I would commit my cause,

9 Who has done great things without limit; and marvellous things without number.

10 Who gives rain upon the earth, and sends water upon the streets;

11 To set up on high those that are lowly; and the meek shall be exalted by salvation.

12 He frustrates the devices of the crafty, so that their hands cannot wisely perform their enterprise.

13 He takes the wise in their subtlety; and the counsel of the crafty is frustrated.

14 They handle things in the daytime as though they were in darkness, and grope in the noonday as in the night.

15 But he saves their lives from the sword, and the poor from the hand of the mighty.

16 So there shall be hope for the poor, but the wicked shall shut his mouth.

17 Behold, happy is the man whom God corrects; and he who does not despise the chastening of the Almighty;

18 For it is he who wounds, and binds up; he smites, and his hands heal.

19 He shall deliver you in six troubles; yea, in seven there shall no evil touch you.

20 In famine he shall deliver you from death; and in war from the power of the sword.

21 You shall be protected from the scourge of the tongue; and you shall not be afraid of destruction when it comes.

22 At plunder and famine you shall laugh; and you shall not fear the wild beasts.

23 For you shall be in league with the stones of the field; and the wild beasts shall surrender to you.

24 You shall know that your tabernacle shall be in peace; and you shall return to your habitation, and shall not sin.

25 You shall know also that your descendants shall be many, and your offspring like the grass of the earth.

26 You shall come to your grave gently, like a shock of grain in its season.

27 Lo this thing we have searched, and it is so; we have heard it; and you know it for your good.

Job

Chapter 5

Job

Chapter 5

1 Call7121 now,4994 if there be3426 any that will answer6030 thee; and to413 which4310 of the saints4480 6918 wilt thou turn?6437

1 CALL now, I pray you; is there any one to answer you? And to which of the holy ones will you turn?

2 For3588 wrath3708 killeth2026 the foolish191 man, and envy7068 slayeth4191 the silly6601 one.

2 For anger kills the foolish man, and enmity slays the silly one.

3 I589 have seen7200 the foolish191 taking root:8327 but suddenly6597 I cursed5344 his habitation.5116

3 I have seen the wicked prosper; but his habitation is suddenly destroyed.

4 His children1121 are far7368 from safety,4480 3468 and they are crushed1792 in the gate,8179 neither369 is there any to deliver5337 them.

4 His children are far from salvation, and they are humiliated at the gate, and there is no one to deliver them.

5 Whose834 harvest7105 the hungry7457 eateth up,398 and taketh3947 it even out of413 the thorns,4480 6791 and the robber6782 swalloweth up7602 their substance.2428

5 His harvest the hungry eat up; and they shall pour out water to the thirsty, and the thirsty devour their substance.

6 Although3588 affliction205 cometh not forth3318 3808 of the dust,4480 6083 neither3808 doth trouble5999 spring6779 out of the ground;4480 127

6 For falsehood does not come forth from the dust, nor does iniquity spring out of the ground;

7 Yet3588 man120 is born3205 unto trouble,5999 as the sparks1121 7565 fly5774 upward.1361

7 For man is born for trouble, as sure as the wild birds fly.

8 I589 would seek1875 unto413 God,410 and unto413 God430 would I commit7760 my cause: 1700

8 But as for me. I would seek God, and to God I would commit my cause,

9 Which doeth6213 great things1419 and unsearchable;369 2714 marvelous things6381 without5704 369 number: 4557

9 Who has done great things without limit; and marvellous things without number.

10 Who giveth5414 rain4306 upon5921 6440 the earth,776 and sendeth7971 waters4325 upon5921 6440 the fields: 2351

10 Who gives rain upon the earth, and sends water upon the streets;

11 To set up7760 on high4791 those that be low;8217 that those which mourn6937 may be exalted7682 to safety.3468

11 To set up on high those that are lowly; and the meek shall be exalted by salvation.

12 He disappointeth6565 the devices4284 of the crafty,6175 so that their hands3027 cannot3808 perform6213 their enterprise.8454

12 He frustrates the devices of the crafty, so that their hands cannot wisely perform their enterprise.

13 He taketh3920 the wise2450 in their own craftiness:6193 and the counsel6098 of the froward6617 is carried headlong.4116

13 He takes the wise in their subtlety; and the counsel of the crafty is frustrated.

14 They meet6298 with darkness2822 in the daytime,3119 and grope4959 in the noonday6672 as in the night.3915

14 They handle things in the daytime as though they were in darkness, and grope in the noonday as in the night.

15 But he saveth3467 the poor34 from the sword,4480 2719 from their mouth,4480 6310 and from the hand4480 3027 of the mighty.2389

15 But he saves their lives from the sword, and the poor from the hand of the mighty.

16 So the poor1800 hath1961 hope,8615 and iniquity5766 stoppeth7092 her mouth.6310

16 So there shall be hope for the poor, but the wicked shall shut his mouth.

17 Behold,2009 happy835 is the man582 whom God433 correcteth:3198 therefore despise3988 not408 thou the chastening4148 of the Almighty: 7706

17 Behold, happy is the man whom God corrects; and he who does not despise the chastening of the Almighty;

18 For3588 he1931 maketh sore,3510 and bindeth up:2280 he woundeth,4272 and his hands3027 make whole.7495

18 For it is he who wounds, and binds up; he smites, and his hands heal.

19 He shall deliver5337 thee in six8337 troubles:6869 yea, in seven7651 there shall no3808 evil7451 touch5060 thee.

19 He shall deliver you in six troubles; yea, in seven there shall no evil touch you.

20 In famine7458 he shall redeem6299 thee from death:4480 4194 and in war4421 from the power4480 3027 of the sword.2719

20 In famine he shall deliver you from death; and in war from the power of the sword.

21 Thou shalt be hid2244 from the scourge7752 of the tongue:3956 neither3808 shalt thou be afraid3372 of destruction4480 7701 when3588 it cometh.935

21 You shall be protected from the scourge of the tongue; and you shall not be afraid of destruction when it comes.

22 At destruction7701 and famine3720 thou shalt laugh:7832 neither408 shalt thou be afraid3372 of the beasts4480 2416 of the earth.776

22 At plunder and famine you shall laugh; and you shall not fear the wild beasts.

23 For3588 thou shalt be in league1285 with5973 the stones68 of the field:7704 and the beasts2416 of the field7704 shall be at peace7999 with thee.

23 For you shall be in league with the stones of the field; and the wild beasts shall surrender to you.

24 And thou shalt know3045 that thy tabernacle168 shall be in peace;7965 and thou shalt visit6485 thy habitation,5116 and shalt not sin.3808 2398

24 You shall know that your tabernacle shall be in peace; and you shall return to your habitation, and shall not sin.

25 Thou shalt know3045 also that3588 thy seed2233 shall be great,7227 and thine offspring6631 as the grass6212 of the earth.776

25 You shall know also that your descendants shall be many, and your offspring like the grass of the earth.

26 Thou shalt come935 to413 thy grave6913 in a full age,3624 like as a shock of corn1430 cometh in5927 in his season.6256

26 You shall come to your grave gently, like a shock of grain in its season.

27 Lo2009 this,2063 we have searched2713 it, so3651 it1931 is; hear8085 it, and know3045 thou859 it for thy good.

27 Lo this thing we have searched, and it is so; we have heard it; and you know it for your good.