Job 28
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Job 28:1-6

1SurelyH3426 there is a veinH4161 for the silverH3701, and a placeH4725 for goldH2091 where they refineH2212 it .1

2IronH1270 is takenH3947 out of the earthH6083, and brassH5154 is meltedH6694 out of the stoneH68.2

3He settethH7760 an endH7093 to darknessH2822, and searcheth outH2713 all perfectionH8503: the stonesH68 of darknessH652, and the shadow of deathH6757.

4The floodH5158 breaketh outH6555 from the inhabitantH1481; even the waters forgottenH7911 by the footH7272: they are dried upH1809, they have gone awayH5128 from menH582.

5As for the earthH776, out of it comethH3318 breadH3899: and under it is turned upH2015 as it were fireH784.

6The stonesH68 of it are the placeH4725 of sapphiresH5601: and it hath dustH6083 of goldH2091.3

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Notes

  1. 1. Job 28:1 vein: or, mine ↩
  2. 2. Job 28:2 earth: or, dust ↩
  3. 3. Job 28:6 dust...: or, gold ore ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain