Job 33:14–28
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14He speaks in one way and then another.
We might not even realize it.
15He might speak in a dream or in a vision at night.
That’s when people are sound asleep in their beds.
16He might speak in their ears.
His warnings might terrify them.
17He warns men in order to turn them away from sinning.
He wants to keep them from being proud.
18He wants to stop them from going down into the grave.
He doesn’t want them to be killed with swords.
19Someone might be punished by suffering in bed.
The pain in his bones might never go away.
20He might feel so bad he can’t eat anything.
He might even hate the finest food.
21His body might waste away to nothing.
His bones might have been hidden.
But now they stick out.
22He might approach the very edge of the grave.
The messengers of death might come for him.
23“But suppose there is an angel who will speak up for him.
The angel is very special. He’s one out of a thousand.
He will tell that person what is right for him.
24He’ll be gracious to him. He’ll say to God,
‘Spare him from going down into the grave.
I know a way that can set him free.’
25Then his body is made like new again.
He becomes as strong and healthy as when he was young.
26He prays to God and finds favor with him.
He sees God’s face and shouts with joy.
God makes him right with himself again.
27Then the person comes to others and says,
‘I sinned. I made what was wrong appear to be right.
But I wasn’t punished as I should have been.
28God set me free. He kept me from going down into the grave.
So I’ll live to enjoy the light that leads to life.’
Copyright 1998 International Bible Society