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Job 39
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1
Knowest
thou the
time
when the wild
goats
of the
rock
bring
forth
? or canst thou
mark
when the
hinds
do
calve
?
tw{
l'Y;a
lel{
x
[;l's
-yel][;y
t,d,l te[
'T.[;d'y]h ? r{
m.viT
2
Canst thou
number
the
months
that they
fulfil
? or
knowest
thou the
time
when they bring
forth
?
h'n'T.dil
te[
'T.[;d'y.w
h'na,L;m.T
~yix'r.y
r{
P.siT
3
They
bow
themselves, they bring
forth
their young
ones,
they cast
out
their
sorrows.
h'n.x;L;v.T
~,hyel.b,x
h'n.x;L;p.T
!,hyed.l;y
h'n.[;r.kiT
4
Their young
ones
are in good
liking
, they grow
up
with
corn;
they go
forth
, and
return
not unto them.
.Wb'v
-a{l.w
.Wa.c'y
r'B;b
.WB.rIy ~,hyen.b .Wm.l.x;y ? w{m'l
5
Who hath sent
out
the wild
ass
free?
or who hath
loosed
the
bands
of the wild
ass?
yim dw{
r'[
tw{r.s{
m.W
yiv.p'x
a,r,P
x;Liv
-yim ? ;xeTip
6
Whose
house
I have
made
the
wilderness,
and the
barren
land his
dwellings.
h'xel.m
wy'tw{n.K.vim.W w{
tyeb
h'b'r][
yiT.m;f -r,v]a
7
He
scorneth
the
multitude
of the
city,
neither
regardeth
he the
crying
of the
driver
.
['m.vIy
a{l fegw{n tw{
aUv.T
h'y.riq
!w{
m]h;l
q;x.fIy
8
The
range
of the
mountains
is his
pasture,
and he
searcheth
after
every green
thing.
vw{
r.dIy
qw{
r'y
-l'K r;x;a.w
.Whe[.rim
~yir'h
r.Wt.y
9
Will the
unicorn
be
willing
to
serve
thee, or
abide
by thy
crib?
'$
,s.Wb]a
-l;[ !yil'y -mia '$
,d.b'[
]myeR h,ba{
y]h
10
Canst thou
bind
the
unicorn
with his
band
in the
furrow?
or will he
harrow
the
valleys
after
thee?
~yiq'm][
deD;f.y
-mia w{t{
b][
~,l,t.B
~yer -r'v.qit]h
? '$
y,r]x;a
11
Wilt thou
trust
him, because his
strength
is
great?
or wilt thou
leave
thy
labour
to him?
wy'lea b{
z][;t.w
w{x{
K
b;r
-yiK w{B -x;j.bit]h ? '$
,[yig.y
12
Wilt thou
believe
him, that he will bring
home
thy
seed,
and
gather
it into thy
barn?
@{
s/a,y
'$
.n.r'g.w
'$
,[.r;z
b.Wv'y
-yiK w{B !yim]a;t]h
13
Gavest thou the
goodly
wings
unto the
peacocks
? or
wings
and
feathers
unto the
ostrich?
h'dyis]x
h'r.b,a
-mia h's'l/[,n
~yin'n.r
-p;n.K ? h'c{
n.w
14
Which
leaveth
her
eggs
in the
earth,
and
warmeth
them in
dust,
~eM;x.T
r'p'[
-l;[.w 'hy,ceB
#
,r'a'l
b{
z][;t
-yiK
15
And
forgetteth
that the
foot
may
crush
them, or that the
wild
beast
may
break
them.
'h,v.Wd.T
h,d'F;h
t;Y;x.w
'h,r.Wz.T
l,g,r
-yiK x;K.viT;w
16
She is
hardened
against her young
ones,
as though they were
not
hers: her
labour
is in
vain
without
fear;
d;x'p
-yil.B H'[yig.y
qyir.l
H'l -a{l.L 'hy,n'B ;xyiv.qih
17
Because
God
hath
deprived
her of
wisdom,
neither hath he
imparted
to her
understanding.
h'nyiB;B
H'l
q;l'x
-a{
l.w h'm.k'x
;Hw{l/a H'Vih -yiK
18
What
time
she lifteth
up
herself on
high,
she
scorneth
the
horse
and his
rider
.
w{b.k{
r.l.W
s.WS;l
q;x.fiT
ayir.m;T ~w{
r'M;B
te['K
19
Hast thou
given
the
horse
strength?
hast thou
clothed
his
neck
with
thunder?
h'm.[;r
w{
ra\W;c
vyiB.l;t]h
h'r.Wb.G
s.WS;l
!eTit]h
20
Canst thou make him
afraid
as a
grasshopper?
the
glory
of his
nostrils
is
terrible.
h'myea
w{
r.x;n
dw{
h
h,B.r;a'K
.WN,vyi[.r;t.h
21
He
paweth
in the
valley,
and
rejoiceth
in his
strength:
he goeth
on
to
meet
the armed
men.
q,v'n
-ta;r.qil
aecey ;x{
k.B
fyif'y.w
q,me['b
.Wr.P.x;y
22
He
mocketh
at
fear,
and is not
affrighted
; neither turneth he
back
from
the
sword.
b,r'x
-yen.Pim
b.Wv'y
-a{l.w t'xey a{
l.w d;x;p.l
q;x.fIy
23
The
quiver
rattleth
against him, the
glittering
spear
and the
shield.
!w{
dyik.w
tyin]x
b;h;l
h'P.v;a
h,n.riT
wy'l'[
24
He
swalloweth
the
ground
with
fierceness
and
rage:
neither
believeth
he that it is the
sound
of the
trumpet.
!yim]a;y -a{l.w #
,r'a
-a,M;g.y
z,g{
r.w
v;[;r.B
? r'pw{
v
lw{
q
-yiK
25
He
saith
among
the
trumpets,
Ha,
ha;
and he
smelleth
the
battle
afar
off,
the
thunder
of the
captains,
and the
shouting.
h'm'x.lim
;xyir'y
qw{
x'rem.W
x'a,h
r;ma{
y
r'p{
v
yed.B
? h'[.Wr.t.W
]myir'f ~;[;r
26
Doth the
hawk
fly
by thy
wisdom,
and
stretch
her
wings
toward the
south?
!'myet.l
w{p'n.K f{r.pIy #
en
-r,b]a;y
'$.t'nyiBim]h
27
Doth the
eagle
mount
up
at thy
command,
and
make
her
nest
on
high
?
~yir'y
yik.w
r,v'n
;HyiB.g;y '$yiP -l;[ -mia ? w{Niq
28
She
dwelleth
and
abideth
on the
rock,
upon the
crag
of the
rock,
and the strong
place.
h'd.Wc.m.W
[;l,s
-n,v -l;[ !'n{l.tIy.w !{K.vIy
[;l,s
29
From thence she
seeketh
the
prey,
and her
eyes
behold
afar
off.
.WjyiB;y wy'nye[ qw{
x'rem.l
l,k{
a
-r;p'x
~'Vim
30
Her young
ones
also suck
up
blood:
and where the
slain
are, there is
she.
~'v ~yil'l]x
r,v]a;b.W ~'d
-.W[.l;[.y
w{x{
r.p,a.w
? a.Wh
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