So he said to her, "You speak like one of the foolish women speaks. Indeed, should we receive the good from God, but not receive the evil?" In all this, Job did not sin with his lips.

[the] prisoners are at ease together; they do not hear [the] oppressor's voice.

And a spirit glided before my face; the hair of my flesh bristled.

"Look, we have searched this out--it [is] true; hear it and know [it] {yourself}."

They are disappointed, because they trusted; they came {here} and they are confounded.

{It is higher than the heaven}; what can you do? [It is] deeper than Sheol; what can you know?

Please hear my argument, and listen attentively [to the] pleadings of my lips.

I hear discipline that insults me, and a spirit beyond my understanding answers me.

You will pray to him, and he will hear you, and you will pay your vows.

Look, these [are] the outer fringes of his ways, and {how faint is the word} [that] we hear of him! But who can understand the thunder of his power?"

Will God hear his cry of distress when distress comes upon him?

let my wife grind for another, and let other [men] kneel over her,

(for from my childhood he {grew up with} me like a father, and from my mother's womb I guided her),

{O that} {I had} someone hearing me! Here is my signature; let Shaddai answer me! {As for} [the] written communication [that] {my adversary} has written,

"But now, please hear my speeches, Job, and hear all my words.

"Hear my words, you wise men, and listen to me, you who know,

"But if [you have] understanding, hear this; listen to {what I say}.

"Look at [the] heavens, and see; and observe [the] clouds [that] are higher than you.

"Surely God does not hear an empty plea, and Shaddai does not regard it.

"Hear this, Job; stand [still] and consider carefully God's wondrous works.

and I said, 'You shall come up to here, but you shall not go further, and here it will set [a boundary] {for your proud surging waves}'?

Can you send forth lightnings, that they may go? And will they say to you, 'Here we are'?

It scorns [the] city's turmoil; it does not hear [the] driver's shouts.

Can you tie [the] wild ox [with] its rope to a furrow, or will it harrow [the] valleys after you?

Behind it, {it leaves a glistening wake}; one would think [that] the deep [has] gray hair.

'Hear and I will speak; I will question you, then inform me.'