Job 15:20–35
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20The wicked man writhes with pain all his days,
mAnd the number of years is hidden from the oppressor.
216Dreadful sounds are in his ears;
nIn prosperity the destroyer comes upon him.
22He does not believe that he will oreturn from darkness,
For a sword is waiting for him.
23He pwanders about for bread, saying, ‘Where is it?’
He knows qthat a day of darkness is ready at his hand.
24Trouble and anguish make him afraid;
They overpower him, like a king ready for 7battle.
25For he stretches out his hand against God,
And acts defiantly against the Almighty,
26Running stubbornly against Him
With his strong, embossed shield.
27“Though rhe has covered his face with his fatness,
And made his waist heavy with fat,
28He dwells in desolate cities,
In houses which no one inhabits,
Which are destined to become ruins.
29He will not be rich,
Nor will his wealth scontinue,
Nor will his possessions overspread the earth.
30He will not depart from darkness;
The flame will dry out his branches,
And tby the breath of His mouth he will go away.
31Let him not utrust in futile things, deceiving himself,
For futility will be his reward.
32It will be accomplished vbefore his time,
And his branch will not be green.
33He will shake off his unripe grape like a vine,
And cast off his blossom like an olive tree.
34For the company of hypocrites will be barren,
And fire will consume the tents of bribery.
35wThey conceive trouble and bring forth futility;
Their womb prepares deceit.”
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