American Standard Version
Job 31:5-17
5If I have walkedH1980 with falsehoodH7723,And my footH7272 hath hasted to deceitH48206(Let me be weighedH8254 in an even balance,That GodH433 may knowH3045 mine integrityH8538);7If my stepH838 hath turnedH5186 out of the wayH1870,And my heartH3820 walkedH1980 after mine eyesH5869,And if any spot hath cleaved to my handsH3709:8Then let me sowH2232, and let another eatH398;Yea, let the produce of my field be rooted out.9If my heartH3820 hath been enticedH6601 unto a womanH802,And I have laid waitH693 at my neighbor’sH7453 doorH6607;10Then let my wifeH802 grindH2912 unto another,And let othersH312 bowH3766 downH3766 upon her.11For that were a heinous crime;Yea, it were an iniquityH5771 to be punished by the judges:12For it is a fireH784 that consumeth unto Destruction,And would rootH8327 out all mine increase.13If I have despised the cause of my man-servant or of my maid-servant,When they contendedH7378 with me;14What then shall I do when GodH410 riseth up?And when he visiteth, what shall I answer him?15Did not he that madeH6213 me in the wombH990 makeH6213 him?And did not oneH259 fashion us in the wombH990?16If I have withheldH4513 the poorH1800 fromtheirdesireH2656,Or have caused the eyesH5869 of the widowH490 to failH3615,17Or have eatenH398 my morselH6595 aloneH905,And the fatherlessH3490 hath not eatenH398 thereof
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