Job 18
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Job 18:5-14

5Yea, the lightH216 of the wickedH7563 shall be putH1846 outH1846, and the spark of his fireH784 shall notH3808 shineH5050.

6The lightH216 shall be darkH2821 in his tentH168, and his lampH5216 aboveH5921 him shall be putH1846 outH5921.

7The stepsH6806 of his strengthH202 shall be straitened, and his own counselH6098 shall castH7993 him downH7993.

8For he is castH7971 intoH1980 a netH7568 by his own feetH7272, and he walketh uponH5921 the toils.

9A gin shall takeH2388 him by the heelH6119, and a snareH6341 shall layH270 holdH2388 on him.

10A noose is hidH2934 for him in the groundH776, and a trapH4434 for him in the wayH5921.

11TerrorsH1091 shall makeH7272 him afraid on everyH5439 sideH5439, and shall chase him at his heelsH7272.

12His strengthH202 shall be hunger-bitten and calamityH343 shall be readyH3559 for his halting.

13It shall devourH398 the members of his bodyH5785, yea, the firstbornH1060 of deathH4194 shall devourH398 his members.

14He shall be rooted out of his tentH168 wherein he trusteth; and he shall be brought to the kingH4428 of terrorsH1091.

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Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain