Job 24
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Job 24:2-12

2They remove the landmarks; they violently take awayH1497 the flocksH5739 and pasture them;

3They drive awayH5090 the ass of the fatherlessH3490, they takeH2254 the widow's oxH7794 for a pledge;

4They turnH5186 the needyH34 out of the wayH1870: the afflicted of the landH776 all hideH2244 themselves.

5Lo, [as] wildH6501 asses in the desertH6160, they goH3318 forthH3318 to their workH6467, seekingH7836 early for the preyH2964: the wildernessH4057 [yieldeth] them foodH3899 for [their] children.

6They reapH7114 in the fieldH7704 the fodderH1098 thereof, and they gather the vintage of the wickedH7563;

7They pass the night nakedH6174 without clothingH3830, and have no coveringH3682 in the cold;

8They are wet with the showers of the mountainsH2022, and for want of a shelterH4268 embraceH2263 the rockH6697...

9They pluck the fatherlessH3490 from the breastH7699, and takeH2254 a pledge of the poorH6041:

10These goH1980 nakedH6174 without clothingH3830, and, hungryH7456, they bearH5375 the sheafH6016;

11They press out oil within their wallsH7791, they treadH1869 their winepressesH3342, and suffer thirst.

12MenH4962 groanH5008 from out of the cityH5892, and the soulH5315 of the woundedH2491 crieth out; and 1GodH433 imputeth not the impiety.

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  1. 1. Job 24:12 24.12 Eloah ↩

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