American Standard Version
Job 6:24-30
24TeachH3384 me, and I will hold my peace;And cause me to understandH995 wherein I have erredH7686.25HowH4100 forcible are wordsH561 of uprightnessH3476!But your reproof, what doth it reproveH3198?26Do ye think to reproveH3198 wordsH561,Seeing that the speeches of one that is desperate are as windH7307?27Yea, ye would castH5307lotsupon the fatherlessH3490,And make merchandise of your friendH7453.28NowH6258 thereforeH6258 be pleased to look upon me;For surely I shall not lieH3576 to your faceH6440.29ReturnH7725, I pray you, let there beH1961 no injusticeH5766;Yea, returnH7725 againH5750, my cause is righteous.30Is there injusticeH5766 on my tongueH3956?Cannot my taste discernH995 mischievous things?
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