Job 4
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Job 4:12-21

12Now a thingH1697 was secretly broughtH3947 to meH413, and mineH4480 earH241 receivedH3947 a whisperH8102 thereof. 13In thoughts from the visionsH2384 of the nightH3915, when deepH8639 sleepH8639 falleth on menH376, 14FearH6343 cameH7122 upon me, and tremblingH7460, which made allH7230 my bonesH6106 to shakeH6342. 15Then a spiritH7307 passedH2498 beforeH6440 my faceH6440; the hairH8185 of my fleshH1320 stood upH5921. 16It stoodH5975 stillH5975, but I could notH3808 discernH8085 the appearanceH4758 thereof; a formH8544 was beforeH5048 mine eyesH5869: there was silenceH1827, and I heardH8085 a voiceH6963, sayingH6963, 17Shall mortalH582 manH1397 be more justH6663 thanH518 GodH433? shall a manH1397 be more pureH2891 thanH518 his Maker? 18BeholdH2005, he putteth noH3808 trustH539 in his servantsH5650; and his angelsH4397 he chargeth with follyH8417: 19HowH834 muchH637 moreH637 them that dwellH7931 in housesH1004 of clay, whoseH834 foundationH3247 is in the dustH6083, whichH834 are crushedH1792 beforeH6440 the mothH6211! 20Betwixt morningH1242 and eveningH6153 they are destroyedH6: they perishH6 for everH5331 withoutH1097 any regarding it. 21Is notH3808 their tent-cord pluckedH5265 up within them? they dieH4191, and that withoutH3808 wisdomH2451.

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Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain