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Job 35

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1 Elihu lit into Job again:
1 igitur Heliu haec rursum locutus est
2 "Does this kind of thing make any sense? First you say, 'I'm perfectly innocent before God.'
2 numquid aequa tibi videtur tua cogitatio ut diceres iustior Deo sum
3 And then you say, 'It doesn't make a bit of difference whether I've sinned or not.'
3 dixisti enim non tibi placet quod rectum est vel quid tibi proderit si ego peccavero
4 "Well, I'm going to show you that you don't know what you're talking about, neither you nor your friends.
4 itaque ego respondebo sermonibus tuis et amicis tuis tecum
5 Look up at the sky. Take a long hard look. See those clouds towering above you?
5 suspice caelum et intuere et contemplare aethera quod altior te sit
6 If you sin, what difference could that make to God? No matter how much you sin, will it matter to him?
6 si peccaveris quid ei nocebis et si multiplicatae fuerint iniquitates tuae quid facies contra eum
7 Even if you're good, what would God get out of that? Do you think he's dependent on your accomplishments?
7 porro si iuste egeris quid donabis ei aut quid de manu tua accipiet
8 The only ones who care whether you're good or bad are your family and friends and neighbors. God's not dependent on your behavior.
8 homini qui similis tui est nocebit impietas tua et filium hominis adiuvabit iustitia tua
9 "When times get bad, people cry out for help. They cry for relief from being kicked around,
9 propter multitudinem calumniatorum clamabunt et heiulabunt propter vim brachii tyrannorum
10 But never give God a thought when things go well, when God puts spontaneous songs in their hearts,
10 et non dixit ubi est Deus qui fecit me qui dedit carmina in nocte
11 When God sets out the entire creation as a science classroom, using birds and beasts to teach wisdom.
11 qui docet nos super iumenta terrae et super volucres caeli erudit nos
12 People are arrogantly indifferent to God - until, of course, they're in trouble, and then God is indifferent to them.
12 ibi clamabunt et non exaudiet propter superbiam malorum
13 There's nothing behind such prayers except panic; the Almighty pays them no mind.
13 non ergo frustra audiet Deus et Omnipotens singulorum causas intuebitur
14 So why would he notice you just because you say you're tired of waiting to be heard,
14 etiam cum dixeris non considerat iudicare coram eo et expecta eum
15 Or waiting for him to get good and angry and do something about the world's problems?
15 nunc enim non infert furorem suum nec ulciscitur scelus valde
16 "Job, you talk sheer nonsense - nonstop nonsense!"
16 ergo Iob frustra aperit os suum et absque scientia verba multiplicat
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved.
The Latin Vulgate is in the public domain.