Job 8
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Job 8:11-22

11Doth the papyrusH1573 shoot up without mire? doth the reed-grass growH7685 without waterH4325? 12Whilst it is yetH5750 in its greenness [and] not cut down, it withereth before any [other] grassH2682. 13SoH3651 are the pathsH734 of all that forgetH7911 1GodH410; and the profane man's hopeH8615 shall perishH6, 14Whose confidenceH4009 shall be cut off, and his reliance is a spider's web. 15He shall leanH8172 upon his houseH1004, and it shall not standH5975; he shall lay holdH2388 on it, but it shall not endure. 16He is full of sap before the sunH8121, and his sprout shooteth forthH3318 over his gardenH1593; 17His rootsH8328 are entwined about the stoneheap; he seeth the place of stonesH68. 18If he destroy him from his placeH4725, then it shall denyH3584 him: I have not seenH7200 thee! 19Behold, this is the joyH4885 of his wayH1870, and out of the dustH6083 shall othersH312 growH6779. 20Behold, 2GodH410 will not cast off a perfectH8535 man, neither will he takeH2388 evil-doers by the handH3027. 21Whilst he would fillH4390 thy mouthH6310 with laughing and thy lipsH8193 with shoutingH8643, 22They that hateH8130 thee shall be clothedH3847 with shameH1322, and the tentH168 of the wickedH7563 be no more.

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  1. 1. Job 8:13 8.13 El ↩
  2. 2. Job 8:20 8.20 El ↩

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