Verse
WEB
World English Bible
KJV
King James Version
"Behold
, my
eye has
seen all this, My
ear has
heard and understood it.
Lo
, mine
eye hath
seen all this, mine
ear hath
heard and understood it.
What you
know, I know also .
I am not inferior to
you.
What ye
know, the
same
do
I know also :
I am not inferior unto
you.
"
Surely I would speak to the Almighty .
I desire to reason with God.
Surely I would speak to the Almighty ,
and
I desire to reason with God.
But you
are forgers of lies .
You
are all physicians of no value.
But ye
are forgers of lies ,
ye
are all physicians of no value.
Oh
that you
would be
completely
silent
! Then
you
would
be wise
.
O
that ye
would altogether
hold
your
peace
! and
it
should
be your
wisdom
.
Hear now my reasoning .
Listen
to the pleadings of my lips.
Hear now my reasoning ,
and
hearken
to the pleadings of my lips.
Will you
speak unrighteously
for God ,
And talk deceitfully for him?
Will ye
speak wickedly
for God ?
and talk deceitfully for him?
Will you
show
partiality
to
him
? Will you
contend for God?
Will ye
accept
his
person
? will ye
contend for God?
Is it good that he should search you out? Or as one deceives
a
man, will
you
deceive
him?
Is it good that he should search you out? or as one man mocketh
another
, do
ye
so
mock
him?
He will surely reprove you If you
secretly show
partiality
.
He will surely reprove you ,
if ye
do
secretly accept
persons
.
Shall not his majesty
make you afraid ,
And his dread fall on
you?
Shall not his excellency
make you afraid ?
and his dread fall upon
you?
Your memorable
sayings
are proverbs
of
ashes, Your defenses
are
defenses
of clay.
Your remembrances
are like
unto
ashes, your bodies
to
bodies
of clay.
"Be
silent
, leave
me alone, that I may speak .
Let come on me what will.
Hold
your
peace
, let
me alone, that I may speak ,
and
let come on me what will.
Why
should
I take my flesh in my teeth, And put my life in my
hand?
Wherefore
do
I take my flesh in my teeth, and put my life in mine
hand?
Behold,
he will
kill
me ;
I
have
no
hope.
Nevertheless
, I will maintain my
ways before him.
Though
he slay
me, yet
will
I trust
in
him:
but
I
will maintain mine
own
ways before him.
This
also shall be my salvation ,
That
a
godless
man
shall not come before him.
He
also shall be my salvation :
for
an
hypocrite
shall not come before him.
Hear diligently my speech .
Let
my declaration be
in
your ears.
Hear diligently my speech ,
and
my declaration with
your ears.
See
now, I have set
my cause in
order.
I know that I am
righteous
.
Behold
now, I have ordered
my cause ;
I know that I shall
be
justified
.
Who is he who
will contend
with me? For then
would
I hold my peace
and
give up the spirit
.
Who is he that
will plead
with me? for now,
if
I hold my tongue,
I
shall
give up the ghost
.
"
Only don't
do two things to
me ;
Then I
will not hide myself from your
face:
Only do not
two things unto
me :
then will I
not hide myself from thee.
Withdraw your
hand far from me ;
And don't
let your
terror
make me afraid.
Withdraw thine
hand far from me :
and let not
thy
dread
make me afraid.
Then call, and I will answer ;
Or let me speak, and you
answer me.
Then call thou
, and I will answer :
or let me speak, and answer thou
me.
How many are my
iniquities and sins? Make me know my disobedience
and my sin.
How many are mine
iniquities and sins? make me to
know my transgression
and my sin.
Why
hide
you
your
face, And hold
me for your
enemy?
Wherefore
hidest
thou
thy
face, and holdest
me for thine
enemy?
Will
you
harass
a driven
leaf? Will
you
pursue the dry stubble?
Wilt
thou
break
a leaf driven
to
and
fro
? and
wilt
thou
pursue the dry stubble?
For you
write
bitter things against me, And make
me inherit
the iniquities of my youth :
For thou
writest
bitter things against me, and makest
me to
possess
the iniquities of my youth .
You
also
put
my feet in the stocks, And mark
all my paths .
You
set
a bound
to
the soles
of my feet :
Thou
puttest
my feet also
in the stocks, and lookest
narrowly
unto
all my paths ;
thou
settest
a print
upon
the heels
of my feet .
Though
I
am
decaying
like
a rotten thing, Like
a garment that is moth -
eaten.
And
he,
as
a rotten thing, consumeth,
as
a garment that is moth eaten.
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