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OET-RV JOB Chapter 11

OETJOB 11 ©

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11:1 Zofar’s first response to Iyyov

11Then Zofar (from Naamah) answered:

2Shouldn’t these many words be answered?

Or is a man to be acquitted just by what comes from his lips.

3Will your boasting make people silent?

Or will you mock and no one puts you to shame?

4You’ve said, ‘My teaching is pure,

and I’m clean in your sight.’

5But who will allow God to speak

and to open his lips against you

6and to tell you the secrets of wisdom?

True wisdom has DOUBLE

God will forget some of your offenses for you.


7Will you find the deep things of God?

Will you discover the limits of the provider?

8What can you do to the height of the sky?

What do you know that’s deeper than the grave?

9It measures longer than the land,

and wider than the ocean.

10If he comes past and imprisons you and convenes a hearing,

who can prevent him?

11He recognises people who’re deceitful.

He sees wickedness but doesn’t reveal that he’s paying attention.

12Even a hollow person will gain understanding.

A wild donkey’s colt will give birth to a man.


13If you’ve directed your heart

and stretched your arms out to him,

14and put wickedness far away from yourself

and didn’t let injustice live in your home,

15then you can raise your head without shame

and be firmly establishing without fear.

16You will forget trouble

remembering it only like water that’s flowed past.

17Your life will rise brighter than the midday sun.

Darkness will become like morning.

18You’ll be confident that there’s hope.

You’ll look around then safely lie down.

19You’ll lie down without being terrified.

Many people will be after your favour.

20But the eyes of the wicked will fail

and the way of escape will be invisible to them.

Their hope will be limited to their last gasp of life.

OETJOB 11 ©

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