Job 13:13–28
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13Be quiet and give me a chance to speak,
and let the results be what they will.
14I amz ready to risk my life.
15I’ve lost all hope, so what if God kills me?
I am going to state my case to him.
16It may even be that my boldness will save me,
since no wicked person would dare to face God.
17Now listen to my words of explanation.
18I am ready to state my case,
because I know I am in the right.
19Are you coming to accuse me, God?
If you do, I am ready to be silent and die.
20Let me ask for two things; agree to them,
and I will not try to hide from you;
21stop punishing me, and don’t crush me with terror.
22Speak first, O God, and I will answer.
Or let me speak, and you answer me.
23What are my sins? What wrongs have I done?
What crimes am I charged with?
24Why do you avoid me?
Why do you treat me like an enemy?
25Are you trying to frighten me? I’m nothing but a leaf;
you are attacking a piece of dry straw.
26You bring bitter charges against me,
even for what I did when I was young.
27*You bind chains on my feet;
you watch every step I take,
and even examine my footprints.
28As a result, I crumble like rotten wood,
like a moth-eaten coat.
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- zOne ancient translation I am; Hebrew Why am I … ?
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