Job 11
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Chapter 11
Zophar Rebukes Job
1Then Zophar the Naamathite 1answered,
2“Shall a multitude of words go unanswered,
And a atalkative man be acquitted?
3“Shall your boasts silence men?
And shall you ascoff and none rebuke?
4“For ayou have said, ‘My teaching is pure,
And bI am innocent in your eyes.’
5“But would that God might speak,
And open His lips against you,
6And show you the secrets of wisdom!
For sound wisdom 1ahas two sides.
Know then that God 2forgets a part of byour iniquity.
7“aCan you discover the depths of God?
Can you discover the limits of the Almighty?
8“They are ahigh as 1the heavens, what can you do?
Deeper than 2bSheol, what can you know?
9“Its measure is longer than the earth
And broader than the sea.
10“If He passes by or shuts up,
Or calls an assembly, awho can restrain Him?
11“For aHe knows false men,
And He bsees iniquity 1without investigating.
12“1aAn idiot will become intelligent
When the 2foal of a bwild donkey is born a man.
13“aIf you would bdirect your heart right
And cspread out your hand to Him,
14If iniquity is in your hand, aput it far away,
And do not let wickedness dwell in your tents;
15“Then, indeed, you could alift up your face without moral defect,
And you would be steadfast and bnot fear.
16“For you would aforget your trouble,
As bwaters that have passed by, you would remember it.
17“Your 1life would be 2abrighter than noonday;
Darkness would be like the morning.
18“Then you would trust, because there is hope;
And you would look around and rest securely.
19“You would alie down and none would disturb you,
And many would bentreat your 1favor.
20“But the aeyes of the wicked will fail,
Footnotes
Cross references
- aJob 8:2; 15:2; 18:2
- aJob 17:2; 21:3
- aJob 6:10
- bJob 10:7
- aJob 9:4
- bJob 15:5; 22:5
- aJob 33:12, 13; 36:26; 37:5, 23; Rom 11:33
- aJob 22:12; 35:5
- bJob 26:6; 38:17
- aJob 9:12
- aJob 34:21–23
- bJob 24:23; 28:24; 31:4
- aPs 39:5, 11; 62:9; 144:4; Eccl 1:2; 11:10
- bJob 39:5
- aJob 5:17–27; 11:13–20
- b1 Sam 7:3; Ps 78:8
- cJob 22:27; Ps 88:9; 143:6
- aJob 22:23
- aJob 22:26
- bPs 27:3; 46:2
- aIs 65:16
- bJob 22:11
- aJob 22:26
- aLev 26:6; Is 17:2; Mic 4:4; Zeph 3:13
- bIs 45:14
- aDeut 28:65; Job 17:5
- bJob 27:22; 34:22
- cJob 8:13
- dJob 6:9
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