'Though' in the Bible

“Then I would still have consolation,And I would jump for joy amid unsparing pain,That I have not denied or hidden the words of the Holy One.

“Though your beginning was insignificant,Yet your end will greatly increase.

For though I were righteous, I could not answer.I must appeal for mercy to my Opponent and Judge.

“Though I am innocent and in the right, my own mouth would pronounce me guilty;Though I am blameless, He would denounce me as guilty.

“[Though] I am blameless,I do not care about myself;I despise my life.

‘I should have been as though I had not existed;[I should have been] carried from the womb to the grave.’

“And your life would be brighter than the noonday;Darkness [then] would be like the morning.

“Even though He kills me;I will hope in Him.Nevertheless, I will argue my ways to His face.

“Though its roots grow old in the earthAnd its stump dies in the dry soil,

“But as for all of you, come back again,Even though I do not find a wise man among you.

“I call to my servant, but he does not answer;I have to implore him with words.

“Though his pride reaches the heavensAnd his head touches the clouds,

“Though evil and wickedness are sweet in his mouthAnd he hides it under his tongue,

Though he desires it and will not let it goBut holds it in his mouth,

“They cause the poor to go about naked without clothing,And they take away the sheaves [of grain] from the hungry.

“For what is the hope of the godless, even though he has gained [in this world],When God takes his life?

“Though he heaps up silver like dustAnd piles up clothing like clay,

“They break up and clutter my path [upsetting my plans],They profit from my destruction;No one restrains them.

“Behold, I belong to God like you;I too was formed out of the clay.

“For God speaks once,And even twice, yet no one notices it [including you, Job].

Although I am right, I am accounted a liar.My wound is incurable, though I am without transgression.’

“She treats her young cruelly, as if they were not hers;Though her labor is in vain because she is unconcerned [for the safety of her brood],

“If a river rages and overflows, he does not tremble;He is confident, though the Jordan [River] swells and rushes against his mouth.