American Standard Version
Job 36:16-21
16Yea, he would have allured thee out of distressH6862Into a broadH7338 placeH8478, where there is no straitness;And that which is set on thy tableH7979 would be fullH4390 of fatnessH1880.17But thou art fullH4390 of the judgmentH4941 of the wickedH7563:JudgmentH4941 and justiceH4941 takeH8551 holdH8551on thee.18For let not wrathH2534 stir thee up against chastisements;Neither let the greatness of the ransomH3724 turnH5186 thee asideH5186.19Will thy cry avail, that thou be not in distress,Or all the forces ofthystrengthH3581?20Desire not the nightH3915,When peoplesH5971 are cut off in their placeH8478.21TakeH8104 heedH8104, regard not iniquity:For this hast thou chosenH977 rather than affliction.
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