Book of Job, Chapter 11
Chapter 11 of Job
And a 1talkative man be acquitted?
And shall you 2scoff and none rebuke?
And 4I am innocent in your eyes.’
And open His lips against you,
For sound wisdom [b]5has two sides.
Know then that God [c]forgets a part of 6your iniquity.
Can you discover the limits of the Almighty?
Deeper than [e]9Sheol, what can you know?
And broader than the sea.
Or calls an assembly, 10who can restrain Him?
And He 12sees iniquity [f]without investigating.
When the [h]foal of a 14wild donkey is born a man.
And 17spread out your hand to Him,
And do not let wickedness dwell in your tents;
And you would be steadfast and 20not fear.
As 22waters that have passed by, you would remember it.
Darkness would be like the morning.
And you would look around and rest securely.
And many would 25entreat your [k]favor.
And [l]there will 27be no escape for them;
And their 28hope is [m]29to breathe their last.”FOOTNOTES
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