Job 20:15–29
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15He swallows riches, butk he vomits theml up;
God drives themm out from his stomach.
16He will suck the poison of horned vipers;
the viper’s tongue will kill him.
17He will not enjoy the streams,n
the torrents of honey and curds.
18Returning the products of his toil, he will not swallow;o
according to the profit of his trade, he will not enjoy,p
19for he has oppressed; he has abandoned the poor;
he has seized a house butq did not build it.
20Because he has not known satisfaction in his stomach,
he lets nothing escape that he desires.r
21There is nothing left after he has eaten;s
therefore his prosperity will not endure.
22In the fullness of his excess he will be in distress;t
all of misery’s power will come upon him.
23When his stomach fills up,u God will send his burning angerv upon him,
and he will let it rain down upon himw as his food.
24“He will flee from an iron weapon,
but an arrow of bronze will pierce him.
25He draws it forth, and it comes out from his body,
and the glittering point comes from his gall-bladder;
terrors come upon him.
26Total darknessx is hidden for his treasures;y
an unfanned firez will devour him;
the remnanta will be consumedb in his tent.
27The heavens will reveal his guilt,
and the earth will rise up against him.
28The products of his house will be carried awayc
like gushing watersd on the day of his wrath.
29This is a wicked human being’s portion from God
and the inheritance of his decree from God.”e
Footnotes
- kHebrew “and”
- lHebrew “it”
- mHebrew “it”
- nLiterally “He will not look on streams”
- oHebrew “and he will not swallow”
- pLiterally “and he will not taste”
- qOr “and”
- rLiterally “in his desire he does not let be saved”
- sLiterally “There is not a remnant at his eating”
- tLiterally “it will be in distress for him”
- uLiterally “It will be to fill up his stomach”
- vLiterally “the blaze of his nose/anger”
- wOr “them”
- xLiterally “All darkness”
- yOr “His treasures are hidden by total darkness”
- zLiterally “a fire not fanned”
- aOf his treasures
- bLiterally “will be evil,” or “will be bad”
- cOr “the produce of his house will go away into exile”
- dOr “by gushing waters”
- eOr “and the inheritance decreed for him by God” (compare ESV, NJPS)
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