American Standard Version
Job 39:13-18
13The wingsH3671 of the ostrich wave proudly;But are they the pinionsH84 and plumageH5133 of love?14For she leaveth her eggsH1000 on the earthH776,And warmeth them in the dustH6083,15And forgetteth that the footH7272 may crush them,Or that the wild beast may trampleH1758 them.16She dealeth hardly with her youngH1121 ones, as if they were not hers:Though her labor be in vain, she is without fearH6343;17Because GodH433 hath deprived her of wisdomH2451,Neither hath he imparted to her understandingH998.18What timeH6256 she lifteth up herself on highH4791,She scorneth the horseH5483 and his riderH7392.
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