Job 23
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Job 23:2-9

2Even to-day is my complaintH7879 bitter: my stroke is heavierH3513 than my groaningH585.

3Oh that I knewH3045 where I might findH4672 him, that I might comeH935 to his seat!

4I would order the cause before him, and fillH4390 my mouthH6310 with arguments;

5I would knowH3045 the wordsH4405 he would answerH6030 me, and understandH995 what he would sayH559 unto me.

6Would he plead against me with [his] greatH7227 powerH3581? Nay; but he would give heed unto me.

7There would an uprightH3477 man reason with him; and I should be deliveredH6403 for ever from my judgeH8199.

8Lo, I goH1980 forward, but he is not there; and backwardH268, but I do not perceiveH995 him;

9On the left handH3225, where he doth work, but I behold [him] not; he hideth himself on the rightH3225 handH3225, and I seeH7200 [him] not.

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