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Job 41
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1
Canst thou draw
out
leviathan
with an
hook?
or his
tongue
with a
cord
which thou lettest
down
?
w{n{v.l ;[yiq.v;T
l,b,x.b.W
h'K;x.B
!'t'y.wil
.${
v.miT
2
Canst thou
put
an
hook
into his
nose?
or
bore
his
jaw
through with a
thorn?
w{
y/x,l
bw{QiT ;xw{
x.b.W
w{P;a.B !w{
m.g;a
~yif't]h
3
Will he make
many
supplications
unto thee? will he
speak
soft
words unto thee?
'$
y,lea reB;d.y
-mia ~yin.Wn]x;T
'$
y,lea h,B.r;y]h
? tw{K;r
4
Will he
make
a
covenant
with thee? wilt thou
take
him for a
servant
for
ever?
~'lw{
[
d,b,[.l
.WN,x'QiT .$
'Mi[ tyir.B
t{
r.kIy]h
5
Wilt thou
play
with him as with a
bird?
or wilt thou
bind
him for thy
maidens?
'$y,tw{
r][;n.l .WN,r.v.qit.w
rw{
PiC;K
w{B -q,x;f.t;h
6
Shall the
companions
make a
banquet
of him? shall they
part
him among the
merchants?
~yin][;n.K
!yeB .Wh.Wc/x,y
~yir'B;x
wy'l'[ .Wr.kIy
7
Canst thou
fill
his
skin
with barbed
irons?
or his
head
with
fish
spears?
w{va{
r
~yig'D l;c.lic.b.W
w{rw{
[
tw{
KUf.b aeL;m.t;h
8
Lay
thine
hand
upon him,
remember
the
battle,
do no
more
.
@;sw{T
-l;a h'm'x.lim
r{
k.z
'$,P;K wy'l'[ -myif
9
Behold, the
hope
of him is in
vain
: shall not one be cast
down
even at the
sight
of him?
l'jUy
wy'a.r;m
-l,a ~;g]h h'b'z.kin
w{T.l;x{
T
-neh
10
None is so
fierce
that dare stir him
up
: who then is able to
stand
before
me?
y;n'p.l
a.Wh
yim.W .WN,r.W[.y
yiK r'z.k;a
-a{
l ? b'C;y.tIy
11
Who hath
prevented
me, that I should
repay
him? whatsoever is under the whole
heaven
is mine.
~Iy;m'V;h
-l'K t;x;T ~eL;v]a;w
yin;myiD.qih yim ? a.Wh -yil
12
I will not
conceal
his
parts,
nor his
power
*
, nor his
comely
proportion.
w{K.r,[
!yix.w
tw{
r.Wb.G
-r;b.d.W wy'D;B
a{l
13
Who can
discover
the
face
of his
garment?
or who can
come
to him with his
double
bridle?
yim w{
n.sir l,p,k.B
w{
v.Wb.l
yen.P h'Lig
-yim ? aw{
b'y
14
Who can
open
the
doors
of his
face?
his
teeth
are
terrible
round
about.
h'myea
wy'Niv tw{
byib.s ;xeTip
yim wy'n'p yet.l;D
15
His
scales
are
his
pride,
shut up
together
as with a
close
seal.
r'c
~'tw{
x
r.Wg's
~yiNig'm yeqyip]a h'w]a;G
16
One
is so
near
to
another,
that no
air
can
come
between them.
~,hyenyeb aw{
b'y
-a{
l ;x.Wr.w
.Wv;GIy d'x,a.B
d'x,a
17
They are
joined
one
to
another,
they stick
together
, that they cannot be
sundered
.
.Wd'r'P.tIy
a{
l.w .Wd.K;l.tIy
.Wq'BUd.y
.Whyix'a.B
-vyia
18
By his
neesings
a
light
doth
shine
, and his
eyes
are like the
eyelids
of the
morning.
r;x'v
-yeP;[.p;[.K
wy'nye[.w rw{
a
l,h'T wy't{vyij][
19
Out of his
mouth
go
burning
lamps,
and
sparks
of
fire
leap
out
.
.Wj'L;m.tIy
vea
yedw{
dyiK
.Wk{
l]h;y ~yidyiP;l
wyiPim
20
Out of his
nostrils
goeth
smoke,
as out of a
seething
pot
or
caldron.
!{
m.g;a.w
;x.Wp'n
d.Wd.K
!'v'[ aecey wy'ryix.Nim
21
His
breath
kindleth
coals,
and a
flame
goeth
out
of his
mouth.
aecey
wyiPim b;h;l.w
jeh;l.T
~yil'x,G
w{
v.p;n
22
In his
neck
remaineth
strength,
and
sorrow
is turned into
joy
before
him.
h'b'a.D
#
.Wd'T
wy'n'p.l.W
z{
[
!yil'y w{
ra\W;c.B
23
The
flakes
of his
flesh
are joined
together
: they are
firm
in themselves; they cannot be
moved
.
jw{
MIy
-l;B wy'l'[
q.Wc'y .Wqeb'd
w{
r'f.b yel.P;m
24
His
heart
is as
firm
as a
stone;
yea, as
hard
as a
piece
of the
nether
millstone.
tyiT.x;T
x;l,p.K
q.Wc'y.w !,b'a -w{m.K q.Wc'y w{
Bil
25
When he raiseth
up
himself, the
mighty
are
afraid
: by reason of
breakings
they
purify
themselves.
.Wa'J;x.tIy
~yir'b.Vim
~yilea
.Wr.Wg'y
w{teFim
26
The
sword
of him that
layeth
at him cannot
hold
: the
spear,
the
dart,
nor the
habergeon.
h'y.riv.w
['S;m
tyin]x
~.Wq't
yil.B b,r,x
.WhegyiF;m
27
He
esteemeth
iron
as
straw,
and
brass
as
rotten
wood.
h'v.Wx.n
!w{
b'Qir
#
e[.l
l,z.r;B
!,b,t.l b{
v.x;y
28
The
arrow
cannot
make him
flee
:
slingstones
are
turned
with him into
stubble.
w{l -.Wk.P.h,n
v;q.l
t,v'q -n,b .WN,xyir.b;y -a{l ? [;l'q -yen.b;a
29
Darts
are
counted
as
stubble:
he
laugheth
at the
shaking
of a
spear.
!w{
dyiK
v;[;r.l
q;x.fIy.w
x'tw{
t
.Wb.v.x,n
v;q.K
30
Sharp
stones
are under him: he
spreadeth
sharp pointed
things
upon the
mire.
jyij
-yel][ #
.Wr'x
d;P.rIy
f,r'x
yed.WD;x
wy'T.x;T
31
He maketh the
deep
to
boil
like a
pot:
he
maketh
the
sea
like a pot of
ointment.
h'x'q.r,M;K
~yif'y
~'y h'l.Wc.m
ryiS;K
;xyiT.r;y
32
He maketh a
path
to
shine
after
him; one would
think
the
deep
to be
hoary.
h'byef.l
~w{
h.T
b{
v.x;y
byit'n
ryia'y
wy'r]x;a
33
Upon
earth
there is not his
like,
who is
made
without
fear.
t'x
-yil.bil
.Wf'[,h
w{
l.v'm
r'p'[
-l;[ -nyea
34
He
beholdeth
all
high
things: he is a
king
over all the
children
of
pride.
-yen.B -l'K -l;[ .$
,l,m
a.Wh h,a.rIy
;H{
b'G
-l'K -tea ? #
;x'v
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