Job 28
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Job 28:1-11

1Surely there is a vein for the silverH3701, and a placeH4725 for goldH2091 which they refineH2212;

2IronH1270 is takenH3947 out of the dustH6083, and copper is molten out of the stoneH68.

3[Man] putteth an endH7093 to the darknessH2822, and exploreth to the utmost limit, the stonesH68 of darknessH2822 and of the shadow of death.

4He openeth a shaft far from the inhabitants [of the earth]: forgottenH7911 of the footH7272, they hangH1809 suspended; away below men they hover.

5As for the earthH776, out of it cometh breadH3899, and underneath it is turnedH2015 up as by fireH784;

6The stonesH68 of it are the placeH4725 of sapphiresH5601, and it hath dustH6083 of goldH2091.

7It is a pathH5410 no birdH5861 of preyH5861 knoweth, and the vulture's eyeH5869 hath not seen it;

8The proud beasts have not troddenH1869 it, nor the fierce lionH7826 passed over it.

9[Man] putteth forthH7971 his handH3027 upon the flinty rock, he overturneth the mountainsH2022 by the rootH8328.

10He cutteth out channels in the rocksH6697, and his eyeH5869 seeth every preciousH3366 thing.

11He bindeth the streams that they drip not, and what is hidden he bringeth forthH3318 to lightH216.

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