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OET-LV JOB Chapter 29
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29 and _ ʼIyyōⱱ/(Job) _ he _ repeateddiscourse _ of_ his to _ take_ upand _ he _ said2 Who will _ he _ give_ melike _ months _ oflong _ agolike _ the _ days_ of(of) _ when _ godhe _ watched _ over_ me3 When _ he _ made _ shinelamp _ of_ his over my _ head to _ his _ of_ light I _ walkeddarkness .
4 Just _ as I _ wasin _ the _ days_ ofmy _ prime_ of_ of in _ the _ intimacy_ ofgod on tent _ of_ my .
5 While _ still the _ almightywith _ me were _ around_ of_ me lads _ of_ my .
6 When _ bathed steps _ of_ my in _ curd[s] and _ a _ rockit _ poured_ outwith _ me streams _ ofoil .
7 When _ I _ went _ outthe _ gateon the _ townin _ square I _ preparedseat _ of_ my .
8 They _ saw _ meyoung _ menand _ they _ hid_ themselvesand _ aged _ they _ rosethey _ stood9 Chiefs they _ restrained(in) _ words/messages and _ a _ palmthey _ putto _ their _ of_ mouth .
10 The _ voice_ ofnobles they _ were_ hiddenand _ their _ of_ tongue to _ their _ of_ palate it _ stuck11 If/because an _ earit _ heardand _ it _ called _ me_ blessedand _ an _ eyeit _ sawand _ it _ bore _ witness_ to_ me12 If/because I _ rescuedthe _ afflictedwho _ cried_ for_ helpand _ the _ fatherless and _ not a _ helperto _ him/it .
13 the _ blessing_ of_ about_ to_ perishon _ me it _ cameand _ the _ heart _ ofa _ widowI _ made_ sing_ for_ joy14 righteousness I _ put_ onand _ it _ clothed _ mewas _ like_ a _ robeand _ a _ turbanjustice _ of_ my .
15 Eyes I _ wasto _ blind and _ was _ feet to _ lame I .
16 was _ a_ fatherI to _ and _ a _ case_ at_ lawof _ the _ one_ whom_ notI _ knewI _ investigated _ it17 And _ I _ broke the _ fangs_ ofthe _ unjust_ personand _ from _ his _ of_ teeth I _ threwthe _ prey18 And _ I _ saidwith nest _ of_ my I _ will_ expireand _ like _ sand I _ will_ increasedays .
19 Root _ of_ my is _ openedto water and _ dew it _ will_ remain_ overnighton _ my _ of_ branch[es] .
20 Honour _ of_ my is _ newwith _ me and _ my _ of_ bow in _ my _ of_ hand it _ will_ show_ newness21 To _ me people _ listenedand _ they _ waitedand _ they _ were_ silentfor counsel _ of_ my .
22 After message _ of_ my not they _ did_ _ againand _ on _ them speech _ of_ my it _ dropped23 And _ they _ waitedlike _ rain to _ me and _ their _ of_ mouth they _ opened_ widefor _ spring _ rain24 I _ laughedto _ them not they _ believedand _ the _ light_ ofmy _ face_ of_ of not they _ made _ fall25 I _ choseway _ of_ their and _ I _ satchief and _ I _ dweltlike _ a _ kingamong _ troop[s] just _ as mourners someone _ comfortsOET ◄ JOB 29 ► ║ ═ ©
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