Job 21:7–18
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7“Why do the wicked live,
grow old, even grow mighty in power?
8With them their offspring are established before them,f
and their descendants before their eyes.
9Their houses are safe without fear,
and the rod of God is not upon them.
10His bull breeds and does not fail;
his cow calves and does not miscarry.
11They send out their little ones like the flock,
and their children dance around.
12They singg to the tambourine and lyre,
and they rejoice to the sound of the long flute.
13They spend their days in prosperity,
and in peace they go down to Sheol.
14And they say to God, ‘Turn away from us,
forh we do not desire to know your ways.
15Who is Shaddai that we should serve him,
ori what would we benefit when we plead with him?’
16Look, their prosperity is not in their hands;
the schemes of the wicked are repugnantj to me.
17“How often is the lamp of the wicked put out,
and their disaster comes upon them?
Hek distributes pains in his anger.
18How often are they like straw beforel the wind,
and like chaff that the storm carries away?
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