American Standard Version
Job 21:22-33
22Shall any teachH3925 GodH410 knowledgeH1847,Seeing he judgeth those that are highH7311?23OneH2088 dieth in his full strength,Being wholly at easeH7961 and quiet:24His pails are fullH4390 of milkH2461,And the marrow of his bonesH6106 is moistened.25And another dieth in bitternessH4751 of soulH5315,And never tasteth of goodH2896.26They lieH7901 down alikeH3162 in the dustH6083,And the worm covereth them.27Behold, I knowH3045 your thoughtsH4284,And the devices wherewith ye would wrongH2554 me.28For ye sayH559, WhereH346 is the houseH1004 of the prince?And whereH346 is the tentH168 wherein the wickedH7563 dwelt?29Have ye not askedH7592 wayfaring men?And do ye not know their evidences,30That the evilH7451 man is reserved to the dayH3117 of calamityH343?That they are led forth to the dayH3117 of wrathH5678?31Who shall declareH5046 his wayH1870 to his faceH6440?And who shall repayH7999 him what he hath done?32Yet shall he be borne to the graveH6913,And men shall keepH8245 watchH8245 over the tombH6913.33The clodsH7263 of the valley shall be sweetH4985 unto him,And all menH120 shall drawH4900 after him,As there were innumerable before him.
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