Job 18
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CHAPTER 18
Bildad Speaks of the Downfall of the Wicked
1Then Bildad the Shuhite answered and said,
2“How long until you put an end to your words?
Show understanding and then we can talk.
3“Why are we aregarded as beasts,
As dense in your eyes?
4“O 1you who tear yourself in your anger—
For your sake is the earth to be forsaken,
Or the rock to be moved from its place?
5“Indeed, the alight of the wicked goes out,
And the 1flame of his fire gives no light.
6“The light in his tent is adarkened,
And his lamp goes out above him.
7“His 1vigorous stride is shortened,
And his aown counsel brings him down.
8“For he is athrown into the net by his own feet,
And he steps on the netting.
9“A snare seizes him by the heel,
And a device snaps shut on him.
10“A rope for him is hidden in the ground,
And a trap for him on the path.
11“All around aterrors frighten him,
And bharass him at every step.
12“His vigor is afamished,
And disaster is ready at his side.
13“The firstborn of death eats parts of his skin;
It aeats parts of him.
14“He is atorn from 1the security of his tent,
And 2they march him in step before the king of bterrors.
15“1There dwells in his tent nothing of his;
aBrimstone is scattered on his abode.
16“His aroots are dried below,
And his bbranch is cut off above.
17“aMemory of him perishes from the earth,
And he has no name abroad.
18“1He is driven from light ainto darkness,
And bchased from the inhabited world.
19“He has neither aoffspring nor posterity among his people,
Nor any survivor where he sojourned.
20“Those 1in the west are appalled at ahis 2fate,
And those 3in the east are seized with horror.
21“Surely such are the adwellings of the unjust,
And this is the place of him who does not know God.”
Footnotes
Cross references
- aPs 73:22
- aJob 21:17; Prov 13:9; 20:20; 24:20
- aJob 12:25
- aJob 15:6
- aJob 22:10; Ps 9:15; 35:8; Is 24:17, 18
- aJob 15:21
- bJob 18:18; 20:8
- aIs 8:21
- aZech 14:12
- aJob 8:22; 18:6
- bJob 15:21
- aPs 11:6
- aIs 5:24; Hos 9:16; Amos 2:9; Mal 4:1
- bJob 15:30, 32
- aJob 24:20; Ps 34:16; Prov 10:7
- aJob 5:14; Is 8:22
- bJob 20:8; 27:21–23
- aJob 27:14, 15; Is 14:22
- aPs 37:13; Jer 50:27; Obad 12
- aJob 21:28
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