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Job 11
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Job

Chapter 11

1 THEN answered Zophar the Naamathite, and said,

2 The LORD does not answer because of the multitude of words, neither can a fluent speaker be justified by his discourse.

3 Behold, at your words, only the dead can hold their peace; for when you speak, there is no one to stop you; and when you mock, there is no one to rebuke you.

4 For you say, I was led righteously, and I am pure in my sight.

5 But oh that God would speak, and open his lips against you;

6 And that he would show you the secrets of wisdom, for wisdom has inner chambers; then you would know that God would forgive your sins.

7 Can you understand the deep things of God? Or can you stand at the outer boundary of the Almighty?

8 Do you know the height of the heaven? Or the depth of Sheol? How can you know?

9 The measure thereof is longer than the earth, and broader than the sea.

10 If he should pass by, and besiege, or should cause men to die, who could hinder him?

11 For it is he who knows the beginning of time; and sees wickedness, and considers it.

12 For a pure man inspires courage, and a mighty man helps others.

13 If you make your heart right, and stretch out your hands toward him;

14 If iniquity should be in your hands, he would put it far away, and not let wickedness dwell in your tabernacle.

15 For then you will be courageous; yea, you will not be afraid of distress.

16 Because you shall forget your misery, and you shall be led like running water;

17 And the pit will be clearer than the noonday, and the thick darkness will be like the morning.

18 Then you will have confidence because there is hope; yea, you lie down and take your rest in safety:

19 Also you shall lie down, and none shall make you afraid; yea, many shall seek to see your face.

20 But the eyes of the wicked shall fail, and their strength shall vanish away together with the hope of their souls.

Job

Chapter 11

1 Then answered6030 Zophar6691 the Naamathite,5284 and said,559

2 Should not the multitude7230 of words1697 be answered?6030 and should a man376 full of talk8193 be justified?6663

3 Should your lies907 make men4962 hold2790 their peace?2790 and when you mock,3932 shall no369 man make you ashamed?3637

4 For you have said,559 My doctrine3948 is pure,2134 and I am clean1249 in your eyes.5869

5 But oh that God433 would speak,1696 and open6605 his lips8193 against5973 you;

6 And that he would show5046 you the secrets8587 of wisdom,2451 that they are double3718 to that which is! Know3045 therefore that God433 exacts5382 of you less than your iniquity5771 deserves.

7 Can you by searching2714 find4672 out God?433 can you find4672 out the Almighty7706 to perfection?8503

8 It is as high1363 as heaven;8064 what4100 can you do?6466 deeper6013 than hell;7585 what4100 can you know?3045

9 The measure4055 thereof is longer752 than4480 the earth,776 and broader7342 than4480 the sea.3220

10 If518 he cut2498 off, and shut5462 up, or gather6950 together, then who4310 can hinder7725 him?

11 For he knows3045 vain7723 men:4962 he sees7200 wickedness205 also; will he not then consider995 it?

12 For vain5014 men376 would be wise,3823 though man120 be born3205 like a wild6501 ass's6501 colt.168

13 If518 you prepare3559 your heart,3820 and stretch6566 out your hands3709 toward413 him;

14 If518 iniquity205 be in your hand,3027 put it far7350 away, and let not wickedness5766 dwell7931 in your tabernacles.168

15 For then227 shall you lift5375 up your face6440 without spot;3971 yes, you shall be steadfast,3332 and shall not fear:3372

16 Because3588 you shall forget7911 your misery,5999 and remember2142 it as waters4325 that pass5674 away:

17 And your age2465 shall be clearer6965 than the noonday:6672 you shall shine5774 forth, you shall be as the morning.1242

18 And you shall be secure,982 because3588 there is hope;8615 yes, you shall dig2658 about5439 you, and you shall take7901 your rest7901 in safety.983

19 Also you shall lie7257 down,7257 and none369 shall make you afraid;2729 yes, many7227 shall make suit2470 to you.

20 But the eyes5869 of the wicked7563 shall fail,3615 and they shall not escape,4498 6 and their hope8615 shall be as the giving4646 up of the ghost.5315

Job

Chapter 11

Job

Chapter 11

1 THEN answered Zophar the Naamathite, and said,

1 Then answered6030 Zophar6691 the Naamathite,5284 and said,559

2 The LORD does not answer because of the multitude of words, neither can a fluent speaker be justified by his discourse.

2 Should not the multitude7230 of words1697 be answered?6030 and should a man376 full of talk8193 be justified?6663

3 Behold, at your words, only the dead can hold their peace; for when you speak, there is no one to stop you; and when you mock, there is no one to rebuke you.

3 Should your lies907 make men4962 hold2790 their peace?2790 and when you mock,3932 shall no369 man make you ashamed?3637

4 For you say, I was led righteously, and I am pure in my sight.

4 For you have said,559 My doctrine3948 is pure,2134 and I am clean1249 in your eyes.5869

5 But oh that God would speak, and open his lips against you;

5 But oh that God433 would speak,1696 and open6605 his lips8193 against5973 you;

6 And that he would show you the secrets of wisdom, for wisdom has inner chambers; then you would know that God would forgive your sins.

6 And that he would show5046 you the secrets8587 of wisdom,2451 that they are double3718 to that which is! Know3045 therefore that God433 exacts5382 of you less than your iniquity5771 deserves.

7 Can you understand the deep things of God? Or can you stand at the outer boundary of the Almighty?

7 Can you by searching2714 find4672 out God?433 can you find4672 out the Almighty7706 to perfection?8503

8 Do you know the height of the heaven? Or the depth of Sheol? How can you know?

8 It is as high1363 as heaven;8064 what4100 can you do?6466 deeper6013 than hell;7585 what4100 can you know?3045

9 The measure thereof is longer than the earth, and broader than the sea.

9 The measure4055 thereof is longer752 than4480 the earth,776 and broader7342 than4480 the sea.3220

10 If he should pass by, and besiege, or should cause men to die, who could hinder him?

10 If518 he cut2498 off, and shut5462 up, or gather6950 together, then who4310 can hinder7725 him?

11 For it is he who knows the beginning of time; and sees wickedness, and considers it.

11 For he knows3045 vain7723 men:4962 he sees7200 wickedness205 also; will he not then consider995 it?

12 For a pure man inspires courage, and a mighty man helps others.

12 For vain5014 men376 would be wise,3823 though man120 be born3205 like a wild6501 ass's6501 colt.168

13 If you make your heart right, and stretch out your hands toward him;

13 If518 you prepare3559 your heart,3820 and stretch6566 out your hands3709 toward413 him;

14 If iniquity should be in your hands, he would put it far away, and not let wickedness dwell in your tabernacle.

14 If518 iniquity205 be in your hand,3027 put it far7350 away, and let not wickedness5766 dwell7931 in your tabernacles.168

15 For then you will be courageous; yea, you will not be afraid of distress.

15 For then227 shall you lift5375 up your face6440 without spot;3971 yes, you shall be steadfast,3332 and shall not fear:3372

16 Because you shall forget your misery, and you shall be led like running water;

16 Because3588 you shall forget7911 your misery,5999 and remember2142 it as waters4325 that pass5674 away:

17 And the pit will be clearer than the noonday, and the thick darkness will be like the morning.

17 And your age2465 shall be clearer6965 than the noonday:6672 you shall shine5774 forth, you shall be as the morning.1242

18 Then you will have confidence because there is hope; yea, you lie down and take your rest in safety:

18 And you shall be secure,982 because3588 there is hope;8615 yes, you shall dig2658 about5439 you, and you shall take7901 your rest7901 in safety.983

19 Also you shall lie down, and none shall make you afraid; yea, many shall seek to see your face.

19 Also you shall lie7257 down,7257 and none369 shall make you afraid;2729 yes, many7227 shall make suit2470 to you.

20 But the eyes of the wicked shall fail, and their strength shall vanish away together with the hope of their souls.

20 But the eyes5869 of the wicked7563 shall fail,3615 and they shall not escape,4498 6 and their hope8615 shall be as the giving4646 up of the ghost.5315