Job 28:12–28
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12“Buth from where will wisdom be found?
And where in the worldi is the place of understanding?
13A human being does not know its proper value,
and it is not found in the land of the living.
14The deep says, ‘It is not in me,’
and the sea says, ‘It is not with me.’
15“Refined gold cannot be gotten in its place,
and silver cannot be weighed out as its price.
16It cannot be bought for the gold of Ophir,
for precious onyx orj sapphire.
17Gold and glass cannot be compared with it,
and its substitution cannot be an ornament of refined gold.
18Black corals and crystal will not be mentioned,
and wisdom’s price is more than red corals.
19The topaz of Cush cannot be compared with it;
it cannot be bought for pure gold.
20Indeed,k from where does wisdom come?
And where in the worldl is the place of understanding?
21It is hidden from the eyes of all living,
and it is concealed from the birds of the heaven.
22Abaddon and Death say,
‘We heard its rumor with our ears.’
23“God understands its way,
and he knows its place,
24for he himselfm looks to the end of the earth;
he sees under all the heaven.
25When he gaven weight to the wind
and he apportioned the waters by measure,
26when he madeo a rule for the rain
and a way for the thunder’s lightning bolt,
27then he saw it and talked about it;
he established it, and moreover, he explored it.
28And to the human beings he said,
‘Look, the fear of the Lord is wisdom,
and to depart from evil is understanding.’ ”
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