American Standard Version
Job 16:7-16
7But nowH6258 he hath madeH8074 me wearyH3811:Thou hast madeH8074 desolateH8074 all my companyH5712.8And thou hast laid fast hold on me, which isH1961 a witnessH5707 against me:And my leanness riseth up against me,It testifieth to my faceH6440.9He hath tornH2963 me in his wrath, and persecuted me;He hath gnashedH2786 upon me with his teethH8127:Mine adversary sharpeneth his eyesH5869 upon me.10They have gaped upon me with their mouthH6310;They have smitten me upon the cheekH3895 reproachfully:They gather themselves togetherH3162 against me.11GodH410 delivereth me to the ungodly,And casteth me into the handsH3027 of the wickedH7563.12I wasH1961 at easeH7961, and he brake me asunder;Yea, he hath takenH270 me by the neckH6203, and dashed me to pieces:He hath also setH6965 me up for his mark.13His archers compass me roundH5437 about;He cleaveth my reins asunder, and doth not spareH2550;He poureth out my gall upon the groundH776.14He breaketh me with breachH6556 upon breachH6556;He runneth upon me like a giant.15I have sewedH8609 sackclothH8242 upon my skin,And have laid my hornH7161 in the dustH6083.16My faceH6440 is red with weepingH1065,And on my eyelidsH6079 is the shadow of death;
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