Behold, wild asses in the desert will go forth in their work, seeking for prey: the sterile region bread for him, and for the young.

They will strip the orphan from the breast, and take a pledge for the poor.

To break through houses in darkness in the day they shut up for themselves: they knew not light

For the morning altogether to them the shadow of death: if it shall be known, the terrors of the shadow of death.

It will he given to him for confidence, and he will rest upon: and his eyes upon their ways.

And if not now, who will cause me to lie, and set my words for nought?

Dominion and fear with him; he made peace in his heights.

How didst thou counsel to him of no wisdom? and didst thou make known help for abundance?

For all the while my breath is in me, and the spirit of God in my nose;

Far be it to me if I shall justify you: till I expire I will not remove my integrity from me.

For what the hope of the profane one if he shall plunder? for God shall draw out his soul.

If his sons shall be multiplied, for then the sword: and his offspring shall not be satisfied with bread.

For he shall cast upon him and not spare: fleeing, he will flee from his hand.

For there is a going forth for silver, and a place for gold they will purify it

He set an end to darkness, and he searched out for all completeness: the stone of darkness and the shadow of death.

The earth, from it will come forth bread, and under it was turned as fire.

Shut up gold shall not be given for it, and silver shall not be weighed its price

For he will look to the ends of the earth, he will see under all the heavens;

To make the weight for the wind; and he weighed the waters by measure.

In his making a law for the rain, and a way for the lightning of the voices.

And he will say to man, Behold, the fear of Jehovah, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding.

For I shall deliver the poor crying, and the orphan, and none helping to him.

To me they heard, and they waited, and they will be silent for them at my counsel.

And they waited for me as the rain, and they opened wide their mouth for the latter rain.

And now I was their song, and I to them for a by word.

They abhorred me, they removed far from me, and withheld not spittle from my face.

They tore up my beaten path, they helped for my fall, no help to them.

Thou wilt turn to be cruel to me: with the strength of thy hand thou wilt lie in wait for me.

For I knew thou wilt turn me back to death, and the house appointed to all living.

But prayer is nothing; he will send forth the hand, if in his calamity to them a cry for help.

If I wept not for him being hard of day: my soul was grieved for the needy.

For I hoped for good and evil will come: and I shall wait for light and darkness will come.

And my harp will be for mourning, and my pipe for the voice of those weeping.

I cut out a covenant for mine eyes; and why shall I show myself attentive to a virgin?

My wife shall grind for another, and others shall bow down upon her.

For this is crime, and this is iniquity for the judges.

For it is a fire; it will devour even to destruction, and will root out upon all mine increase.

(For from my youth he grew up to me as a father, and I shall guide her from my mother's womb;)

For the destruction of God is a terror to me, and from his lifting up I shall not prevail.

Also this an iniquity for the judges: for I lied to God from above.

, If I, shall fear a great multitude, and the contempt of families terrify me, and I will be silent and not go out of my door.

And these three men will cease from answering Job, for he is just in his eyes.

And the anger of Elihu will kindle, son of Barachel the Buzite, from the family of Ram: against Job was, his anger kindled, for his justifying his soul above God.

And Elihu waited for Job in words, for they were old for days above him.

And Elihu, the son of Barachel the Buzite will answer and say, I few for days, and ye old men; for this I was afraid, and I shall fear showing you my knowledge.

For this, I said, Hear to me; I also will show my knowledge.

Behold, I waited for your words, giving ear even to your understandings while ye will search out words.

And I waited, (for they will not speak, for they stood, they answered no more:)

For I was filled with words, the spirit of my belly pressed upon me.

For I knew not, shall I flatter; for a little while, he making me will take me away.

Behold, I am according to thy mouth for God: from clay was I also broken off

I am clean without transgression; I am fair, and no iniquity to me.

Behold, he will find enmity against me, and he will reckon me for an enemy to him.

Behold, this thou wert not just: I will answer thee, for God will be great above man.

Wherefore didst thou contend against him? for he will not answer all his words.

For God will speak at once, and at a second time, and he shall not regard it.

If there be words, turn back to me: speak, for I desired to justify thee.

For the ear will try words, and the palate will taste of food

For Job said, I was just: and God removed my judgment

Going for company with those working iniquity, and to go with men of injustice?

For he said, It will not profit a man in delighting himself with God.

For this, ye men of heart, hear to me: far be it to God from doing evil; and the Almighty from iniquity.

For the work of man shall he recompense to him, and a man shall find himself according to his way.

Who accepted not the face of chiefs, and looked not upon the rich one before the poor: for his hand made all of them.

For his eyes are upon the ways of man, and he will see all his steps.

Not darkness and not the shadow of death for those working iniquity to hide there.

For he will not yet set upon man to go to God in judgment

For this he will know their work, and he turned the night, and they will be crushed.

He struck them for the unjust in the place of those seeing;

For he said to God, I was lifted up, I will pervert no more.

My father, Job shall be tried even to the end, for turning back with men of iniquity.

Didst thou reckon this for judgment thou saidst, My justice is above God?

For thou wilt say, What shall it profit to thee? what shall I profit from my sin?

Also if thou shalt say thou wilt not see him, judgment is before him, and thou shalt wait for him.

Wait for me a little, and I will show thee, for yet words for God.

I will lift up my knowledge from far off, and to him making me, I will give justice.

For truly my words are not falsehood: the perfect of knowledge with thee.

He will not take off his eyes from the just: and with kings upon the throne, and he will seat them for glory, and they shall be exalted.

And he will announce to them their work, and their transgressions, for they will be strong.

And he will uncover their ear for instruction, and he will say that they shall turn back from iniquity.

Thou shalt not pant after the night, for taking up peoples in their place.

Watch thyself; thou shalt not turn to iniquity: for upon this thou didst choose rather than affliction.

Every man looked upon it; man shall see from far off.

For he will withhold the drops of water: they will pour out rain for its vapor.

For by them he will judge the peoples; he will give food to abundance.

He will let it go free under all the heavens, and his light upon the wings of the earth.

For he will say to the snow, Be it on earth; and to the shower of rain, and to the shower of the rains of his strength.

He will seal in the hand of every man, for all men to know his work.

If for the rod, if for his land, if for mercy, it shall find him.

For this, men shall fear him: he will not see all the wise of heart.

In the rejoicing together of the stars of morning, and all the sons of God will shout for joy?

Knewest thou? for shalt thou then be born, and the number of thy days great?

Which I kept back for the time of straits, for the day of encounter and war?

Who divided a channel for the overflowing, and a way for the lightning of the voices?

Wilt thou hunt the prey for the lion? and wilt thou fill up the life of the young lions?

For they will sink down in the dwellings; they will dwell in the thicket to lie in wait

Who will prepare for the raven his food? for his young will cry to God; they will wander without food.

Who sent the wild ass free? and who opened the bonds of the wild ass?

Wilt thou bind the buffalo in the furrow with cords, or will he harrow the valleys after thee?

For she will leave her eggs to the earth, and she will warm them in the dust;