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Open English Translation JOB Chapter 40

JOB 40 ©

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40Then Yahweh continued to speak to Iyyov:

2Will the person who’s been finding faults now argue with the provider?

≈ Let the one who tries to correct God, give an answer.

40and_ YHWH _he_answered DOM ʼIyyōⱱ/(Job) and_he_said.
2Will_he_contend with the_almighty a_faultfinder one_who_corrects god let_him_answer_him.

3Then Iyyov answered Yahweh:

4Indeed, I’m insignificant—what could I answer?

I’ll just put my hand over my mouth.

5I’ve spoken once, but I won’t answer,

≈ and twice, but I won’t continue.

3and_ ʼIyyōⱱ/(Job) _he_answered DOM YHWH and_he_said.
4Here I_am_insignificant what will_I_respond_to_you hand_of_my I_put to mouth_of_my.
5one_time I_have_spoken and_not I_will_answer and_two_times and_not I_will_repeat.

6Then Yahweh again spoke to Iyyov from inside the storm:

7Now tuck up your robe like a man going into battle.

I will question you, and you must answer me.

8Would you actually invalidate my judgement?

Would you condemn me so you can declare yourself right?

9Is your arm as powerful as God’s?

≈ Can you thunder with a voice like his?

10Then embellish yourself with majesty and greatness,

≈ and dress yourself with honour and splendour.

11Let your fierce anger loose,

and take every proud person on and bring them down.

12≈ Take note of every proud person and humble them.

≈ Crush wicked people where they stand.

13Bury them together in the dust.

≈ Imprison them in the grave.

14Then I’d even admit to you

that you can save yourself with your own strength.


15Now look at the sauropod which I made on the same day as you.

It eats grass like a cow.

16Notice the strength in his thighs,

≈ and the power of his stomach muscles.

17It bends its tail like a cedar tree.

Its thigh tendons are tightly strung.

18Its bones are like bronze pipes.

≈ Its legs are like iron rods.

19It’s at the beginning of God’s paths. ???

The creator has let him bring his sword near. ???

20The hills provide produce for it,

and all the animals in the countryside play there.

21It lies under the lotus trees,

≈ hidden in the reeds in the marsh.

22The lotus trees cover it with their shade.

≈ The poplars in the riverbed surround it.

23If the river gets violent, it doesn’t rush out.

≈ It remains confident even when the Jordan River surges to his mouth.

24Can anyone capture it while its eyes watch?

≈ Is there anyone who can make a snare to pierce its nose?

6and_he_answered YHWH DOM ʼIyyōⱱ/(Job) wwww[fn] from[fn] and_he_said.
7Gird_up please like_a_man loins_of_your I_will_ask_you and_make_known_to_me.
8Even will_you_annul justice_of_my will_you_condemn_me_as_guilty so_that you_may_be_justified.
9And_if does_an_arm like_god to/for_you(fs) and_with_a_voice like_him will_you_thunder.
10Adorn_yourself please majesty[fn] and_dignity and_glory and_honour you_will_be_clothed.
11Scatter the_furi(es)_of your_anger_of_of and_see every_of proud_person and_bring_him_low.
12See every_of proud_person humble_him and_tread_down wicked_people in_their_place.
13Hide_them in_dust together faces_of_their bind_up in_place.
14And_also I I_will_praise_you if/because_that it_will_save to/for_yourself(m) hand_of_your_right.
15There please Behemoth which I_made with_you grass like_ox it_eats.
16There please strength_of_its is_in_its_of_loins and_its_of_strength is_in_the_muscles_of its_belly_of_of.
17It_stiffens tail_of_its like a_cedar the_tendons_of its_thighs_of_of[fn] they_are_intertwined.
18Bones_of_its are_tubes_of bronze limbs_of_its are_like_a_rod_of iron.
19It[fn] is_the_first_of the_ways_of god the_one_who_of_made_it let_him_bring_near sword_of_his.
20If/because produce_of the_mountains they_carry to_him/it and_all (the)_animal_of the_field they_play there.
21Under thorny_lotus_plants it_lies in_a_hiding_place_of reed[s] and_swamp.
22They_cover_it thorny_lotus_plants shade_of_its they_surround_it the_poplars_of the_wadi.
23There it_is_violent the_river not it_makes_haste it_is_confident if/because the_Yardēn/(Jordan) it_bursts_forth to mouth_of_its.
24By_its_of_eyes will_anyone_take_it with_snares will_anyone_pierce a_nose.
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