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OEB JOB Chapter 8

JOB 8 ©

8And Bildad the Shuhite answered and said:

2How long wilt thou utter these things–

These thy blustering windy words?

3Is God a perverter of justice?

The Almighty subverter of right?

4If thy children, for sinning against Him,

He has left to bear their transgressions,

5Yet seek thou thyself unto God,

And supplicate the Almighty.

6And if thou art pure and upright,

Thy righteous abode He will prosper;

7And, though thy beginning be slender,

Thine end He shall greatly increase.

8For inquire thou of past generations,

Regard the search of the fathers:–

9For we are but dullards of yesterday,

Whose days on the earth are a shadow–

10Shall they not give thee instruction,

And bring forth words out of their heart?

11Can the rush shoot high without swamp,

Or the reed grow up without water?

12While yet in its freshness, unplucked,

Of all herbs it withers most quickly.

13So end all who put God out of mind.

And the hope of the hypocrite dies.

14His confidence is but a thread,

And his trust as the web of a spider.

15He leans on his house, but it stands not:

He grasps, but it cannot endure.

16Like a plant is he, fresh in the sunshine,

With suckers that shoot o’er the garden.

17Its roots are entwined round the well,

It lays hold of its stone habitation,

18But when it is ruined, the spot

Denies having ever beheld it.

19Thus its course ends in desolation

And out of the dust springs another."

20See! God spurns not an innocent man,

But He will not uphold evildoers.

21He will yet fill thy mouth with laughter

Thy lips with a shout of joy.

22Thy foes shall be clothed with shame,

And the tent of the wicked shall vanish.

Job’s Challenge of Immoral Omnipotence

JOB 8 ©

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