Job 26
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Job’s Ninth Speech: A Response to Bildad
26Thena Job answered and said,
2“How youb have helped one who has no power!c
How youd have assisted the arm that has no strength!e
3How youf have advised one who has no wisdom!g
And what sound wisdom youh have made known in abundance!i
4With whose helpj have youk uttered words,
and whose breath has come forth from you?l
5“The spirits of the dead tremble
below the waters and their inhabitants.
6Sheol is naked before him,
and there is no covering for Abaddon.
7He stretches out the north over emptiness;
he hangs the earth over nothing.m
8He ties up the water in its clouds,
and the cloud is not torn open beneath it.n
9He covers the face of the full moon;o
he spreads his cloud over it.
10He has described a circlep on the face of the water
between light and darkness.q
11“The pillars of heaven tremble,
and they are astounded at his rebuke.
12By his power he stilled the sea,
and by his understanding he struck down Rahab.
13By his breath the heavens were made clear;r
his hand pierced the fleeing snake.
14Look, these are the outer fringes of his ways,
and how faint is the words that we hear of him!
Butt who can understand the thunder of his power?”
Footnotes
- aHebrew “And”
- bSingular
- cLiterally “for not power”
- dSingular
- eLiterally “not strength”
- fSingular
- gLiterally “for not wisdom”
- hSingular
- iLiterally “as far as the multitude,” or “for multitude”
- jLiterally “With whom”
- kSingular
- lSingular
- mLiterally “over not what”
- nHebrew “them”; antecedent for “them” is “water” (literally “waters”)
- oText reads “throne”; “full moon” is based on a change of the vowels
- pNRSV; literally “a limit he has circled”
- qLiterally “at the end of light with darkness”
- rLiterally “heavens clearness”
- sLiterally “how whisper of word”
- tHebrew “And”
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