Job 9:15

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Summary

Job 9:15

Whom, though I were righteous, yet would I not answer, but I would make supplication to my judge.

Though

Job 10:15

1 Corinthians 4:4

I would

My judge

Job 23:7

1 Peter 2:23

Bible References

Though

That, if I was an evil-doer, the curse would come on me; and if I was upright, my head would not be lifted up, being full of shame and overcome with trouble.

For I am not conscious of any wrong in myself; but this does not make me clear, for it is the Lord who is my judge.

I would

But as for me, I would make my prayer to God, and I would put my cause before him:

If you will make search for God with care, and put your request before the Ruler of all;

I will say to God, Do not put me down as a sinner; make clear to me what you have against me.

You will make your prayer to him, and be answered; and you will give effect to your oaths.

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Whatever prayer or request for your grace is made by any man, or by all your people Israel, whatever his trouble may be, whose hands are stretched out to this house:

And made prayer to him; and in answer to his prayer God let him come back to Jerusalem and to his kingdom. Then Manasseh was certain that the Lord was God.

They will come with weeping, and going before them I will be their guide: guiding them by streams of water in a straight way where there is no falling: for I am a father to Israel, and Ephraim is the first of my sons.

And turning my face to the Lord God, I gave myself up to prayer, requesting his grace, going without food, in haircloth and dust.

My judge

There an upright man might put his cause before him; and I would be free for ever from my judge.

To sharp words he gave no sharp answer; when he was undergoing pain, no angry word came from his lips; but he put himself into the hands of the judge of righteousness: