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Job 34

34 Elihu went on:

“Listen to my words, ye wise,

hear me, O ye sages.

A man’s mind tests what he is told,

as the palate tastes food for itself;

let us choose what may be true,

let us decide on what is right.

Eyob claims that he is innocent,

that God has wronged him;

‘Though I am right,’ he says, ‘God makes me out a liar,

he wounds me fatally, though I am faultless.’

Was there ever a man like Eyob,

who gulps down blasphemy like water,

who goes in league with evildoers,

and holds with scoffers?

He says it is no use for man

to be the friend of God.

Listen, you are men of sense:

far be it from God to do evil,

far be it from the Almighty to go wrong!

He makes man answer for his deeds,

and fare exactly as he may deserve.

No, never will God do an evil deed,

never will the Almighty act unjustly--

he is no viceroy lording it on earth!--

his heart and hand are on the universe,

and were he to withdraw his spirit,

were he to gather in his breath,

the human race would perish in a moment,

man would return to the dust.