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Job 9 Verses
1
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Yes, I've heard all that before. But how can a human being win a case against God? |
3
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How can anyone argue with him? He can ask a thousand questions that no one could ever answer. |
4
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God is so wise and powerful; no one can stand up against him. |
5
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Without warning he moves mountains and in anger he destroys them. |
6
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God sends earthquakes and shakes the ground; he rocks the pillars that support the earth. |
7
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He can keep the sun from rising, and the stars from shining at night. |
8
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No one helped God spread out the heavens or trample the sea monster's back. |
9
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God hung the stars in the sky---the Dipper, Orion, the Pleiades, and the stars of the south. |
10
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We cannot understand the great things he does, and to his miracles there is no end. |
11
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God passes by, but I cannot see him. |
12
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He takes what he wants, and no one can stop him; no one dares ask him, "What are you doing?" |
13
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God's anger is constant. He crushed his enemies who helped Rahab, the sea monster, oppose him. |
14
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So how can I find words to answer God? |
15
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Though I am innocent, all I can do is beg for mercy from God my judge. |
16
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Yet even then, if he lets me speak, I can't believe he would listen to me. |
17
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He sends storms to batter and bruise me without any reason at all. |
18
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He won't let me catch my breath; he has filled my life with bitterness. |
19
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Should I try force? Try force on God? Should I take him to court? Could anyone make him go? |
20
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I am innocent and faithful, but my words sound guilty, and everything I say seems to condemn me. |
21
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I am innocent, but I no longer care. I am sick of living. Nothing matters; innocent or guilty, God will destroy us. |
23
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When an innocent person suddenly dies, God laughs. |
24
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God gave the world to the wicked. He made all the judges blind. And if God didn't do it, who did? |
25
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My days race by, not one of them good. |
26
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My life passes like the swiftest boat, as fast as an eagle swooping down on a rabbit. |
27
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If I smile and try to forget my pain, all my suffering comes back to haunt me; I know that God does hold me guilty. |
29
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Since I am held guilty, why should I bother? |
30
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No soap can wash away my sins. |
31
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God throws me into a pit with filth, and even my clothes are ashamed of me. |
32
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If God were human, I could answer him; we could go to court to decide our quarrel. |
33
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But there is no one to step between us--- no one to judge both God and me. |
34
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Stop punishing me, God! Keep your terrors away! |
35
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I am not afraid. I am going to talk because I know my own heart. |