And it fortuned that when they had passed over the time of their banqueting round about; Job sent for them, and sanctified them, and gat up early, and offered for every one a burnt offering. For Job thought thus: "Peradventure my sons have done some offense, and have been unthankful to God in their hearts." And thus did Job everyday.

Now upon a time, when the servants of God came and stood before the LORD, Satan came also among them.

Now upon a certain day when his sons and daughters were eating, and drinking wine in their eldest brother's house,

It happened also upon a time, that when the servants of God came and stood before the LORD, Satan also came among them, and stood before him.

Now when Job's friends heard of all the trouble that happened to him, there came three of them, every one from his own place: namely, Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite. For they were agreed together to come, to shew their compassion on him, and to comfort him.

So when they lift up their eyes afar off, they knew him not. Then they cried, and wept: then every one of them rent his clothes, and sprinkled dust upon their heads in the air.

"Consider, I pray thee: who ever perished being an innocent? Or, when were the godly destroyed?

In the fantasies and thoughts of the visions of the night, when sleep cometh on men:

And when the wind passed by before my presence it made the hairs of my flesh stand up.

I have seen myself, when the foolish was deep rooted, that his beauty was suddenly destroyed,

In the midst of hunger he saveth thee from death: and when it is war, from the power of the sword.

He shall keep thee from the perilous tongue so that when trouble cometh, thou shalt not need to fear.

Doth the wild ass roar when he hath grass? Or crieth the ox, when he hath fodder enough?

When their time cometh, they shall be destroyed and perish: and when they be set on fire, they shall be removed out of their place,

Confounded are they that put any confidence in them: For when they came to obtain the things that they looked for, they were brought to confusion.

When I laid me down to sleep, I said, 'O when shall I rise?' Again, I longed sore for the night. Thus am I full of sorrow, till it be dark.

When I think, 'My bed shall comfort me; I shall have some refreshing by talking to myself upon my couch,'

When thy sons sinned against him, did not he punish them for their wickedness?

When I am purposed to forget my complainings, to change my countenance, and to comfort myself;

Then mightest thou have comfort, in the hope that thou hast; and sleep quietly, when thou art buried.

Shall that help you, when he calleth you to reckoning? Think ye to beguile him, as a man is beguiled?

Shall he not make you afraid, when he showeth himself? Shall not his terrible face fall upon you?

yet when the stock getteth the scent of water, it will bud, and bring forth bows, like as when it was first planted.

But as for man; when he is dead, perished and consumed away, what becometh of him?

The floods when they be dried up, and the rivers when they be empty, are filled again through the flowing waters of the sea:

but when man sleepeth, he riseth not again, until the heaven perish: he shall not wake up nor rise out of his sleep.

A fearful sound is ever in his ears, and when it is peace yet feareth he destruction.

When he goeth forth to get his living, he thinketh plainly, that the day of darkness is at hand.

"When will ye make an end of your words? Mark well, and consider, we will speak also.

When I call upon my servant, he giveth me no answer: no though I pray him with my mouth.

Yea the children despised me, and when I was gone from them, they spake evil upon me.

When wickedness was sweet in his mouth, he hid it under his tongue.

For when I ponder and consider this, I am afraid, and my flesh is smitten with fear.

For what careth he, what become of his household after his death, when the number of his months is cut short?

One dieth now when he is mighty and at his best, rich and in prosperity;

even when his bowels are at the fattest, and his bones full of marrow.

This is the cause, that I shrink at his presence, so that when I consider him I am afraid of him.

So that when the showers in the mountains have rained upon them, and they be all wet, they have none other succour, but to embrace the rock for want of a covering.

They pluck down the mighty with their power, and when they themselves are gotten up, they are never without fear, as long as they live.

Doth God hear him the sooner, when he crieth unto him in his necessity?

When the rich man dieth, he carrieth nothing with him: he is gone in the twinkling of an eye.

Then clap men their hands at him, yea and jest of him, when they look upon his place.

When he weighed the winds, and measured the waters;

When he set the rain in order, and gave the mighty floods a law;

"Oh that I were as I was in the months by past, and in the days when God preserved me;

When his light shined upon my head; when I went after the same light and shining, even through the darkness.

As it stood with me, when I was young, when God prospered my house;

When the Almighty was yet with me, when my children stood about me;

When my ways ran over with butter, and when the stony rocks gave me rivers of oil;

When I went through the city unto the gate, and when they set me a chair in the street;

When the young men, as soon as they saw me, hid themselves, and when the aged arose, and stood up unto me;

when the princes left of their talking, and laid their hand to their mouth;

when the mighty kept still their voice, and when their tongues cleaved to the roof of their mouths;

When all they that heard me, called me happy, and when all they that saw me, wished me good.

"For I delivered the poor when he cried, and the fatherless that wanted help.

I was a father unto the poor, and when I knew not their cause, I sought it out diligently.

When I laughed, they knew well it was not earnest; and this testimony of my countenance pleased them nothing at all.

When I agreed unto their way, I was the chief, and sat as a king among his servants; and when they were in heaviness, I was their comforter.

And when they were driven forth, men cried after them, as it had been after a thief.

When I cry unto thee, thou doest not hear me: and though I stand before thee, yet thou regardest me not.

Did I ever think scorn to do right unto my servants and maidens, when they had any matter against me?

"When the poor desireth anything of me, have I denied it them? Have I caused the widow stand waiting for me in vain?

So when Elihu, the son of Barachel the Buzite, saw that these three men were not able to make Job answer, he was miscontent.

For when I had waited till ye made an end of your talking, and heard your wisdom, what arguments you made in your communication;

Yea, when I had diligently pondered what ye said, I found not one of you that made any good argument against Job, or that directly could make answer unto his words,

For when God doth once command a thing, there should no man be curious to search whether it be right.

In dreams and visions of the night season - When slumbering cometh upon men, that they fall a sleep in their beds -

In the twinkling of an eye shall they be slain: and at midnight, when the people and the tyrants rage, then shall they perish, and be taken away without hands.

"When thou speakest, then, should not he pardon thee, if thou open thyself before him, and put thy trust in him?

when God sendeth out his voice: great things doth he, which we can not comprehend.

"When he commandeth the snow, it falleth upon the earth: As soon as he giveth the rain a charge, immediately the showers have their strength, and fall down.

Art thou of counsel with God, when he doth these things? When he causeth the light to come forth of his clouds?

Art thou of his counsel, when he spreadeth out the clouds? Hast thou the perfect knowledge of his wonders?

And how thy clothes are warm, when the land is still through the South wind?

"For every man seeth not the light, that he keepeth clear in the clouds, which he cleanseth when he maketh the wind to blow.

When spake the LORD unto Job out of the storm, and said,

"Where wast thou, when I laid the foundations of the earth? Tell plainly if thou hast understanding.

Where wast thou, when the morning stars praised me together, and all the children of God rejoiced triumphantly?

Who shut the sea with doors, when it brake forth as a child out of his mother's womb?

When I made the clouds to be a covering for it, and swaddled it with the dark;

When I gave it my commandment, making doors and bars for it;

Knowest thou, when thou wast born, how old thou shouldest be?

Who provideth meat for the raven, when his young ones cry unto God, and fly about for want of meat?

Knowest thou the time when the wild goats bring forth their young among the stony rocks? Or layest thou wait when the hinds use to fawn?

Or when they lie down, when they cast their young ones, and when they are delivered of their travail and pain?

When her time is, she flyeth up on high, and careth neither for horse nor man.

First when God made him, he ordained the wilderness for him,

For when thou thinkest to have hold upon him, he shall beguile thee: Every man also that seeth him, shall go back.

When he goeth, the mightiest of all are afraid, and the waves heave.

Now when the LORD had spoken these words unto Job, he said unto Eliphaz the Temanite, "I am displeased with thee and thy two friends, for ye have not spoken the thing that is right before me, like as my servant Job hath done.

and the LORD turned him unto Job, when he prayed for his friends: Yea, the LORD gave Job twice as much as he had afore.