Interlinear Bible - Job 30

1 "But now those younger than I mock me, Whose fathers I disdained to put with the dogs of my flock.

~yim'y.l yiN,Mim ~yiryi[.c y;l'[ .Wq]x'f h'T;[.w ? yeb.l;K -mi[ tyiv'l ~'tw{b]a yiT.s;a'm -r,v]a ? yina{c

2 "Indeed, what good was the strength of their hands to me? Vigor had perished from them.

x;l'K d;b'a w{myel'[ yiL h'M'l ~,hyed.y ;x{K -m;G

3 "From want and famine they are gaunt Who gnaw the dry ground by night in waste and desolation,

v,m,a h'Yic ~yiq.r{[;h d.Wm.l;G !'p'k.b.W r,s,x.B ? h'a{v.m.W h'aw{v

4 Who pluck mallow by the bushes, And whose food is the root of the broom shrub.

~yim't.r v,r{v.w ;xyif -yel][ ;x.WL;m ~yip.j{Q;h ? ~'m.x;l

5 "They are driven from the community; They shout against them as against a thief,

b'N;G;K<01590)> w{myel'[ .W[yir'y .Wv'r{g.y weG -nim

6 So that they dwell in dreadful valleys, In holes of the earth and of the rocks.

~yipek.w r'p'[ yer{x !{K.vil ~yil'x.n #.Wr][;B

7 "Among the bushes they cry out; Under the nettles they are gathered together.

.Wx'PUs.y l.Wr'x t;x;T .Wq'h.nIy ~yixyif -nyeB

8 "Fools *, even those without a name, They were scourged from the land.

#,r'a'h -nim .Wa.Kin ~ev -yil.b yen.B -m;G l'b'n -yen.B

9 "And now I have become their taunt, I have even become a byword to them.

h'Lim.l ~,h'l yih/a'w yityIy'h ~'t'nyig.n h'T;[.w

10 "They abhor me and stand aloof from me, And they do not refrain from spitting at my face.

.Wk.f'x -a{l y;n'Pim.W yiN,m .Wq]x'r yin.Wb][iT ? q{r

11 "Because He has loosed His bowstring and afflicted me, They have cast off the bridle before * me.

.WxeLiv y;n'Pim !,s,r.w yineN;[.y;w x;Tip w{r.tIy -yiK

12 "On the right hand their brood arises; They thrust aside my feet and build up against me their ways of destruction.

.WL{s'Y;w .WxeLiv y;l.g;r .Wm.Wq'y x;x.riP !yim'y -l;[ ? ~'dyea tw{x.r'a y;l'[

13 "They break up my path, They profit from my destruction; No one restrains them.

rez{[ a{l .Wlyi[{y ]yit\W;h.l yit'byit.n .Ws.t'n ? w{m'l

14 "As through a wide breach they come, Amid the tempest they roll on.

.Wl'G.l;G.tih h'a{v t;x;T .Wy't/a,y b'x'r #,r,p.K

15 "Terrors are turned against me; They pursue my honor as the wind, And my prosperity has passed away like a cloud.

yit'bid.n ;x.Wr'K @{D.riT tw{h'L;B y;l'[ .$;P.h'h ? yit'[Uv.y h'r.b'[ b'[.k.W

16 "And now my soul is poured out within me; Days of affliction have seized me.

yin{[ -yem.y ]yin.Wz]xa{y yiv.p;n .$eP;T.viT y;l'[ h'T;[.w

17 "At night it pierces my bones within * me, And my gnawing pains take no rest.

!.Wb'K.vIy a{l y;q.r{[.w y'l'[em r;Qin y;m'c][ h'l.y;l

18 "By a great force my garment is distorted; It binds me about as the collar of my coat.

yiner.z;a;y yiT.n'TUk yip.K yiv.Wb.l feP;x.tIy ;x{K -b'r.B

19 "He has cast me into the mire, And I have become like dust and ashes.

r,pea'w r'p'[,K leV;m.t,a'w r,m{x;l yin'r{h

20 "I cry out to You for help, but You do not answer me; I stand up, and You turn Your attention against me.

!,n{B.tiT;w yiT.d;m'[ yinen][;t a{l.w '$y,lea []W;v]a ? yiB

21 "You have become cruel to me; With the might of Your hand You persecute me.

yinem.j.fit '$.d'y ~,c{[.B yil r'z.k;a.l .$ep'heT

22 "You lift me up to the wind and cause me to ride; And You dissolve me in a storm.

h\WUv.T yineg.g{m.t.W yinebyiK.r;T ;x.Wr -l,a yinea'FiT

23 "For I know that You will bring me to death And to the house of meeting for all living.

de[w{m tyeb.W yinebyiv.T t,w'm yiT.[;d'y -yiK ? y'x -l'k.l

24 "Yet does not one in a heap of ruins stretch out his hand, Or in his disaster therefore cry out for help?

!,h'l w{dyip.B -mia d'y -x;l.vIy yi[.b -a{l .$;a ? ;[.Wv

25 "Have I not wept for the one whose life is hard? Was not my soul grieved for the needy?

yiv.p;n h'm.g'[ ~w{y -hev.qil yityik'b a{l -mia ? !w{y.b,a'l

26 "When I expected good, then evil came; When I waited for light, then darkness came.

rw{a.l h'l]x;y]a;w ['r a{b'Y;w yityi.Wiq bw{j yiK ? l,p{a a{b'Y;w

27 "I am seething within and cannot relax; Days of affliction confront me.

yin{[ -yem.y yinUm.Diq .WM'd -a{l.w .Wx.TUr y;[em

28 "I go about mourning without comfort; I stand up in the assembly and cry out for help.

;[e.W;v]a l'h'Q;b yiT.m;q h'M;x a{l.B yiT.k;Lih red{q

29 "I have become a brother to jackals And a companion of ostriches *.

h'n][;y tw{n.bil ;[er.w ~yiN;t.l yityIy'h x'a

30 "My skin turns black on me, And my bones burn with fever.

b,r{x -yiNim h'r'x -yim.c;[.w y'l'[em r;x'v yirw{[

31 "Therefore my harp is turned to mourning, And my flute to the sound of those who weep.

~yik{B lw{q.l yib'gU[.w yir{NiK l,bea.l yih.y;w