American Standard Version
Job 30:24-31
24Howbeit doth not one stretchH7971 out the handH3027 in his fall?Or in his calamity therefore cry for help?25Did not I weepH1058 for him that was in trouble?Was not my soulH5315 grieved for the needyH34?26When I looked for goodH2896, then evilH7451 cameH935;And when I waitedH3176 for lightH216, there cameH935 darknessH652.27My heart is troubled, and resteth not;DaysH3117 of affliction are comeH6923 upon me.28I goH1980 mourningH6937 without the sunH2535:I standH6965 up in the assemblyH6951, and cryH7768 for helpH7768.29I amH1961 a brotherH251 to jackalsH8577,And a companionH7453 to ostrichesH3284.30My skinH5785 is black, and fallethfrom me,And my bonesH6106 are burnedH2787 with heat.31Therefore isH1961 my harpH3658turnedto mourningH60,And my pipe into the voiceH6963 of them that weepH1058.
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- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
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