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Job 29
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1
Moreover
Job
continued
*
his
parable,
and
said
,
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2
Oh
that
I were as in
months
past,
as in the
days
when
God
preserved
me;
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3
When his
candle
shined
upon my
head,
and when by his
light
I
walked
through
darkness;
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4
As I was in the
days
of my
youth,
when the
secret
of
God
was upon my
tabernacle;
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5
When the
Almighty
was yet with me, when my
children
were
about
me;
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6
When I
washed
my
steps
with
butter,
and the
rock
poured me
out
rivers
of
oil;
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7
When I went
out
to the
gate
through the
city,
when I
prepared
my
seat
in the
street!
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8
The young
men
saw
me, and
hid
themselves: and the
aged
arose
, and stood
up
.
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9
The
princes
refrained
talking,
and
laid
their
hand
on their
mouth.
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10
The
nobles
held
their
peace,
and their
tongue
cleaved
to the roof of their
mouth.
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11
When the
ear
heard
me, then it
blessed
me; and when the
eye
saw
me, it gave
witness
to me:
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12
Because I
delivered
the
poor
that
cried
, and the
fatherless,
and him that had none to
help
him.
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13
The
blessing
of him that was ready to
perish
came
upon me: and I caused the
widow's
heart
to sing for
joy
.
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14
I
put
on
righteousness,
and it
clothed
me: my
judgment
was as a
robe
and a
diadem.
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15
I was
eyes
to the
blind,
and
feet
was I to the
lame.
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16
I was a
father
to the
poor:
and the
cause
which I
knew
not I searched
out
.
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17
And I
brake
the
jaws
of the
wicked,
and
plucked
the
spoil
out of his
teeth.
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18
Then I
said
, I shall
die
in my
nest,
and I shall
multiply
my
days
as the
sand.
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19
My
root
was spread
out
by the
waters,
and the
dew
lay all
night
upon my
branch.
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20
My
glory
was
fresh
in
me,
and my
bow
was
renewed
in my
hand.
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21
Unto me men gave
ear
, and
waited
, and kept
silence
at
my
counsel.
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22
After
my
words
they spake not
again
; and my
speech
dropped
upon them.
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23
And they
waited
for me as for the
rain;
and they
opened
their
mouth
wide as for the latter
rain.
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24
If I
laughed
on them, they
believed
it not; and the
light
of my
countenance
they cast not
down
.
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25
I
chose
out their
way,
and
sat
chief,
and
dwelt
as a
king
in the
army,
as one that
comforteth
the
mourners.
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