American Standard Version
Job 34:21-28
21For his eyesH5869 are upon the waysH1870 of a manH376,And he seeth all his goings.22There is no darknessH2822, nor thick gloom,Where the workers of iniquity may hideH5641 themselves.23For he needeth not further to consider a manH376,That he should goH1980 before GodH410 in judgmentH4941.24He breaketh in pieces mightyH3524 men in ways past finding out,And setteth othersH312 in their stead.25ThereforeH3651 he taketh knowledge of their works;And he overturneth them in the nightH3915, soH3651 that they are destroyed.26He striketh them as wickedH7563 menIn the open sight of others;27Because they turnedH5493 asideH5493 from following him,And would not have regard in any of his waysH1870:28So that they caused the cryH6818 of the poorH6041 to comeH935 unto him,And he heardH8085 the cryH6818 of the afflictedH6041.
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