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Job
Chapter 18
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Job 18
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Job, can't people like you ever be quiet? If you stopped to listen, we could talk to you.
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What makes you think we are as stupid as cattle?
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You are only hurting yourself with your anger. Will the earth be deserted because you are angry? Will God move mountains to satisfy you?
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The light of the wicked will still be put out; its flame will never burn again.
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The lamp in their tents will be darkened.
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Their steps were firm, but now they stumble; they fall---victims of their own advice.
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They walk into a net, and their feet are caught;
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a trap catches their heels and holds them.
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On the ground a snare is hidden; a trap has been set in their path.
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All around them terror is waiting; it follows them at every step.
12
They used to be rich, but now they go hungry; disaster stands and waits at their side.
13
A deadly disease spreads over their bodies and causes their arms and legs to rot.
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They are torn from the tents where they lived secure, and are dragged off to face King Death.
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Now anyone may live in their tents--- after sulfur is sprinkled to disinfect them!
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Their roots and branches are withered and dry.
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Their fame is ended at home and abroad; no one remembers them any more.
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They will be driven out of the land of the living, driven from light into darkness.
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They have no descendants, no survivors.
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From east to west, all who hear of their fate shudder and tremble with fear.
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That is the fate of evil people, the fate of those who care nothing for God.
| # | GNB | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Job, can't people like you ever be quiet? If you stopped to listen, we could talk to you. | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | What makes you think we are as stupid as cattle? | |
| 4 | You are only hurting yourself with your anger. Will the earth be deserted because you are angry? Will God move mountains to satisfy you? | |
| 5 | The light of the wicked will still be put out; its flame will never burn again. | |
| 6 | The lamp in their tents will be darkened. | |
| 7 | Their steps were firm, but now they stumble; they fall---victims of their own advice. | |
| 8 | They walk into a net, and their feet are caught; | |
| 9 | a trap catches their heels and holds them. | |
| 10 | On the ground a snare is hidden; a trap has been set in their path. | |
| 11 | All around them terror is waiting; it follows them at every step. | |
| 12 | They used to be rich, but now they go hungry; disaster stands and waits at their side. | |
| 13 | A deadly disease spreads over their bodies and causes their arms and legs to rot. | |
| 14 | They are torn from the tents where they lived secure, and are dragged off to face King Death. | |
| 15 | Now anyone may live in their tents--- after sulfur is sprinkled to disinfect them! | |
| 16 | Their roots and branches are withered and dry. | |
| 17 | Their fame is ended at home and abroad; no one remembers them any more. | |
| 18 | They will be driven out of the land of the living, driven from light into darkness. | |
| 19 | They have no descendants, no survivors. | |
| 20 | From east to west, all who hear of their fate shudder and tremble with fear. | |
| 21 | That is the fate of evil people, the fate of those who care nothing for God. |
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