Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
Hast
thou known
the time of
The
bearing
of
the wild goats of the rock ?
The
bringing
forth of
hinds
thou dost
mark !
Knowest
thou the time when
the wild goats of the rock bring
forth ?
or
canst
thou mark when
the
hinds
do
calve?
Thou dost
number the months they fulfil? And
thou hast
known
the time of
their
bringing
forth !
Canst
thou number the months that
they fulfil? or
knowest
thou the time when
they
bring
forth ?
They bow down
, Their
young
ones
they bring forth safely,
Their pangs
they cast forth
.
They bow themselves
, they bring forth their young
ones,
they cast out
their
sorrows
.
Safe
are
their young ones, They grow up in
the
field,
they have
gone
out
, And have
not returned
to
them.
Their young ones are
in
good
liking
, they grow up with
corn;
they go
forth
, and return
not unto
them.
Who hath sent forth
the wild ass free? Yea,
the bands of the wild ass who
opened
?
Who hath sent out
the wild ass free? or
who
hath
loosed
the bands of the wild ass?
Whose house I have made the wilderness, And his
dwellings
the barren land ,
Whose house I have made the wilderness, and the barren land his
dwellings.
He doth
laugh
at
the multitude of a
city, The cries
of an
exactor
he
heareth
not
.
He scorneth
the multitude of the
city, neither
regardeth
he
the crying
of the
driver
.
The range of mountains `
is '
his pasture, And after every green thing he
seeketh
.
The range of the
mountains is his pasture, and he
searcheth
after every green thing.
Is
a
Reem
willing to serve thee ?
Doth
he
lodge
by thy crib?
Will
the
unicorn
be
willing to serve thee ,
or
abide
by thy crib?
Dost
thou bind a
Reem
in
a
furrow
`
with '
his thick
band? Doth
he harrow valleys after thee?
Canst
thou bind the
unicorn
with his band in
the
furrow
? or
will
he harrow the
valleys after thee?
Dost
thou trust in
him because great
`is'
his power
? And
dost
thou leave unto
him
thy labour?
Wilt
thou trust him ,
because his strength
is
great
? or
wilt
thou leave thy labour to
him
?
Dost
thou trust
in
him That he doth
bring back
thy seed ?
And `to'
thy
threshing-floor
doth
gather `
it '
?
Wilt
thou believe
him ,
that he will
bring home
thy seed ,
and gather it into
thy
barn
?
The
wing
of
the rattling
ones
exulteth,
Whether
the pinion
of
the ostrich or
hawk.
Gavest
thou
the goodly
wings
unto
the peacocks?
or
wings
and
feathers
unto
the ostrich ?
For
she
leaveth on
the
earth
her eggs, And on
the
dust
she
doth
warm
them,
Which
leaveth her eggs in
the
earth
, and warmeth
them in
dust
,
And she
forgetteth that a
foot may press
it
, And
a
beast
of
the field
tread
it
down
.
And forgetteth that the
foot may crush
them
, or
that
the wild
beast
may
break
them
.
Her young ones it
hath
hardened
without
her
, In
vain
`is'
her labour without fear .
She
is
hardened
against
her young ones, as
though
they
were
not
her's:
her labour is
in
vain
without fear ;
For
God hath caused
her to
forget
wisdom, And
He
hath not
given
a
portion
To her in
understanding :
Because
God hath deprived
her of
wisdom, neither
hath he
imparted
to her understanding .
At
the
time on
high
she lifteth herself
up, She laugheth
at
the horse and at
his rider.
What
time she lifteth up herself
on
high
, she scorneth
the horse and his rider.
Dost
thou give
to
the horse might
? Dost
thou clothe
his neck `
with '
a
mane
?
Hast
thou given
the horse strength
? hast
thou clothed
his neck with thunder
?
Dost
thou cause
him to
rush
as a locust
? The majesty
of his snorting
`
is '
terrible.
Canst
thou make
him afraid
as a grasshopper
? the glory
of his nostrils
is terrible.
They
dig
in a
valley, and he
rejoiceth in power,
He goeth forth
to meet the armour
.
He
paweth
in the
valley, and rejoiceth in his
strength:
he goeth on
to meet the armed
men
.
He laugheth
at fear, and is not affrighted ,
And
he
turneth not
back from the face
of
the
sword.
He mocketh
at fear, and is not affrighted ;
neither
turneth he
back from the sword.
Against him rattle
doth
quiver
, The flame
of
a
spear ,
and a
halbert
.
The
quiver
rattleth
against him, the glittering
spear and the
shield
.
With
trembling
and
rage
he swalloweth the ground ,
And remaineth
not
stedfast
Because
of
the sound of a
trumpet.
He swalloweth the ground with
fierceness
and rage:
neither
believeth
he
that
it
is
the sound of the
trumpet.
Among the trumpets he
saith
, Aha
, And from
afar
he doth
smell
battle, Roaring
of princes
and shouting.
He
saith
among the trumpets, Ha
, ha;
and he smelleth
the
battle afar
off
, the
thunder
of the
captains,
and the
shouting.
By
thine
understanding
flieth
a
hawk ?
Spreadeth
he
his
wings to
the south?
Doth
the
hawk fly
by
thy
wisdom,
and
stretch
her
wings toward
the south?
At thy command goeth
an
eagle
up
high?
Or
lifteth
he
up
his
nest?
Doth
the
eagle
mount
up
at thy command ,
and
make
her
nest on
high
?
A
rock he
doth
inhabit
, Yea,
he
lodgeth
on
the tooth
of a
rock, and fortress
.
She
dwelleth
and
abideth
on
the
rock, upon
the crag
of the
rock, and the
strong
place
.
From thence he
hath
sought
food
, To
a
far
off
place
his
eyes look
attentively,
From thence she
seeketh
the
prey
, and
her
eyes behold
afar
off.
And
his
brood
gulph
up blood ,
And where the pierced
`
are '
--
there `
is '
he!
Her
young
ones
also
suck
up blood :
and where the slain
are ,
there is she.
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