Job 37

¹At this also my heart is troubled, and moved out of its place.

²Hear thou a report by the anger of the Lord's wrath, and a discourse shall come out of his mouth.

²Hear you a report by the anger of the Lord's wrath, and a discourse shall come out of his mouth.

³His dominion is under the whole heaven, and his light is at the extremities of the earth.

⁴After him shall be a cry with a [loud] voice; he shall thunder with the voice of his excellency, yet he shall not cause men to pass away, for one shall hear his voice.

⁵The Mighty One shall thunder wonderfully with his voice: for he has done great things which we knew not;

⁶commanding the snow, Be thou upon the earth, and the stormy rain, and the storm of the showers of his might.

⁶commanding the snow, Be you upon the earth, and the stormy rain, and the storm of the showers of his might.

⁷He seals up the hand of every man, that every man may know his own weakness.

⁸And the wild beasts come in under the covert, and rest in [their] lair.

⁹Troubles come on out of the secret chambers, and cold from the mountain-tops.

¹⁰And from the breath of the Mighty One he will send frost; and he guides the water in whatever way he pleases.

¹¹And [if] a cloud obscures [what is] precious [to him], his light will disperse the cloud.

¹²And he will carry round the encircling [clouds] by his governance, to [perform] their works: whatsoever he shall command them,

¹²And he will carry round the encircling [clouds] by his governance, to [perform] their works: whatever he shall command them,

¹³this has been appointed by him on the earth, whether for correction, [or] for his land, or if he shall find him [an object] for mercy.

¹⁴Hearken to this, O Job: stand still, and be admonished of the power of the Lord.

¹⁴Listen to this, O Job: stand still, and be admonished of the power of the Lord.

¹⁵We know that God has disposed his works, having made light out of darkness.

¹⁵We know that god has disposed his works, having made light out of darkness.

¹⁶And he knows the divisions of the clouds, and the signal overthrows of the ungodly.

¹⁷But thy robe is warm, and there is quiet upon the land.

¹⁷But your robe is warm, and there is quiet upon the land.

¹⁸Wilt thou establish with him [foundations] for the ancient [heavens? they are] strong as a molten mirror.

¹⁸Will you establish with him [foundations] for the ancient [heavens? they are] strong as a molten mirror.

¹⁹Wherefore teach me, what shall we say to him? and let us cease from saying much.

¹⁹Therefore teach me, what shall we say to him? and let us cease from saying much.

²⁰Have I a book or a scribe by me, that I may stand and put man to silence?

²⁰Have I a book or a scribe my me, that I may stand and put man to silence?

²¹But the light is not visible to all: it shines afar off in the heavens, as that which is from him in the clouds.

²²From the north [come] the clouds shining like gold: in these great are the glory and honour of the Almighty;

²²From the [north] come the clouds shining like gold: in these great are the glory and honor of the Almighty;

²³and we do not find another his equal in strength: [as for] him that judges justly, dost thou not think that he listens?

²³and we do not find another his equal in strength: [as for] him that judges justly, do you not think that he listens?

²⁴Wherefore men shall fear him; and the wise also in heart shall fear him.

²⁴Therefore men shall fear him; and the wise also in heart shall fear him.

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