Job 18
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BILDAD SPEAKS
18Then Bildad the Shuhiteu replied:
2How long until you stop talking?
Show some sense, and then we can talk.
3Why are we regarded as cattle,
as stupid in your sight?
4You who tear yourself in angerA—
should the earth be abandoned on your account,
or a rock be removed from its place?
5Yes, the lighta of the wickedb is extinguished;
the flame of his fire does not glow.
6The light in his tent grows dark,c
and the lamp beside him is put out.
7His powerful stride is shortened,
and his own schemes trip him up.d
8For his own feet lead him into a net,
and he strays into its mesh.
9A trap catches him by the heel;
a noose seizes him.
10A rope lies hidden for him on the ground,
and a snare waits for him along the path.
11Terrors frighten him on every sidee
and harass him at every step.
12His strength is depleted;
disaster lies ready for him to stumble.B
13Parts of his skin are eaten away;
death’s firstborn consumes his limbs.
14He is ripped from the security of his tent
and marched away to the king of terrors.
15Nothing he owned remains in his tent.
Burning sulfurf is scattered over his home.
16His roots below dry up,
and his branches above wither away.g
17All memoryh of him perishes from the earth;
he has no name anywhere.C
18He is driven from light to darkness
and chased from the inhabited world.
19He has no children or descendants among his people,
no survivor where he used to live.i
20Those in the west are appalledj at his fate,
while those in the east tremble in horror.
21Indeed, such is the dwelling of the unjust man,
and this is the place of the one who does not know God.k
Footnotes
Cross references
- uJb 2:11; 8:1; 25:1
- aJb 21:17; Pr 13:9; 24:20
- bJb 3:17; 9:22; 11:20
- cJb 8:22; 18:14; Ps 52:5
- dJb 5:13; Pr 4:12
- eJb 20:25; 27:20; Jr 6:25
- fGn 19:24; Ps 11:6; Ezk 38:22
- gIs 5:24; Hs 9:16; Am 2:9
- hPs 34:16; 109:13,15; Pr 10:7
- iGn 21:23; Is 14:22; Lm 2:22
- jJr 2:12; Ezk 27:35; 32:10
- kJb 21:28; Jr 9:3; 1Th 4:5
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