Job 33
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Job 33:18-24

18He keepeth backH2820 his soulH5315 from the pitH7845, and his lifeH2416 from perishingH5674 by the swordH7973.1

19He is chastenedH3198 also with painH4341 upon his bedH4904, and the multitudeH7230H7379 of his bonesH6106 with strongH386 pain : 20So that his lifeH2416 abhorrethH2092 breadH3899, and his soulH5315 daintyH8378 foodH3978.2 21His fleshH1320 is consumed awayH3615, that it cannot be seenH7210; and his bonesH6106 that were not seenH7200 stick outH8192H8205. 22Yea, his soulH5315 draweth nearH7126 to the graveH7845, and his lifeH2416 to the destroyersH4191. 23If thereH3426 is a messengerH4397 with him, an interpreterH3887, oneH259 among a thousandH505, to showH5046 to manH120 his uprightnessH3476: 24Then he is graciousH2603 to him, and saithH559, DeliverH6308 him from going downH3381 to the pitH7845: I have foundH4672 a ransomH3724.3

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Notes

  1. 1. Job 33:18 from perishing: Heb. from passing ↩
  2. 2. Job 33:20 dainty...: Heb. meat of desire ↩
  3. 3. Job 33:24 a ransom: or, an atonement ↩

Commentaries on Job 33

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain