Job 31
I madeH3772 a covenantH1285 with mine eyesH5869; How then should I lookH995 upon a virginH1330?
For what is the portionH2506 from GodH433 aboveH4605, And the heritageH5159 from the AlmightyH7706 on highH4791?
Is it not calamityH343 to the unrighteousH5767, And disasterH5235 to the workersH6466 of iniquityH205?
Doth not he seeH7200 my waysH1870, And numberH5608 all my stepsH6806?
If I have walkedH1980 with falsehoodH7723, And my footH7272 hath hastedH2363 to deceitH4820
(Let me be weighedH8254 in an evenH6664 balanceH3976, That GodH433 may knowH3045 mine integrityH8538);
If my stepH838 hath turned outH5186 of the wayH1870, And my heartH3820 walkedH1980 afterH310 mine eyesH5869, And if any spotH3971 hath cleavedH1692 to my handsH3709:
Then let me sowH2232, and let anotherH312 eatH398; Yea, let the produceH6631 of my field be rooted outH8327.
If my heartH3820 hath been enticedH6601 unto a womanH802, And I have laid waitH693 at my neighbor'sH7453 doorH6607;
Then let my wifeH802 grindH2912 unto anotherH312, And let othersH312 bow downH3766 upon her.
For that were a heinous crimeH2154; Yea, it were an iniquityH5771 to be punished by the judgesH6414:
For it is a fireH784 that consumethH398 unto DestructionH11, And would root outH8327 all mine increaseH8393.
If I have despisedH3988 the causeH4941 of my man-servantH5650 or of my maid-servantH519, When they contendedH7379 with me;
What then shall I doH6213 when GodH410 riseth upH6965? And when he visitethH6485, what shall I answerH7725 him?
Did not he that madeH6213 me in the wombH990 makeH6213 him? And did not oneH259 fashionH3559 us in the wombH7358?
If I have withheldH4513 the poorH1800 from their desireH2656, Or have caused the eyesH5869 of the widowH490 to failH3615,
Or have eatenH398 my morselH6595 alone, And the fatherlessH3490 hath not eatenH398 thereof
(Nay, from my youthH5271 he grew upH1431 with me as with a fatherH1, And her have I guidedH5148 from my mother'sH517 wombH990);
If I have seenH7200 any perishH6 for want of clothingH3830, Or that the needyH34 had no coveringH3682;
If his loinsH2504 have not blessedH1288 me, And if he hath not been warmedH2552 with the fleeceH1488 of my sheepH3532;
If I have lifted upH5130 my handH3027 against the fatherlessH3490, Because I sawH7200 my helpH5833 in the gateH8179:
Then let my shoulder fallH5307 from the shoulder-bladeH7929, And mine armH248 be brokenH7665 from the boneH7070.
For calamityH343 from GodH410 is a terrorH6343 to me, And by reason of his majestyH7613 I canH3201 do nothing.
If I have madeH7760 goldH2091 my hopeH3689, And have saidH559 to the fine goldH3800, Thou art my confidenceH4009;
If I have rejoicedH8055 because my wealthH2428 was greatH7227, And because my handH3027 had gottenH4672 muchH3524;
If I have beheldH7200 the sunH216 when it shinedH1984, Or the moonH3394 walkingH1980 in brightnessH3368,
And my heartH3820 hath been secretlyH5643 enticedH6601, And my mouthH6310 hath kissedH5401 my handH3027:
This also were an iniquityH5771 to be punished by the judgesH6416; For I should have deniedH3584 the GodH410 that is aboveH4605.
If I have rejoicedH8055 at the destructionH6365 of him that hatedH8130 me, Or lifted upH5782 myself when evilH7451 foundH4672 him;
(Yea, I have not sufferedH5414 my mouthH2441 to sinH2398 By askingH7592 his lifeH5315 with a curseH423);
If the menH4962 of my tentH168 have not saidH559, Who can findH5414 one that hath not been filledH7646 with his meatH1320?
(The sojournerH1616 hath not lodgedH3885 in the streetH2351; But I have openedH6605 my doorsH1817 to the travellerH734);
If like AdamH121 I have coveredH3680 my transgressionsH6588, By hidingH2934 mine iniquityH5771 in my bosomH2243,
Because I fearedH6206 the greatH7227 multitudeH1995, And the contemptH937 of familiesH4940 terrifiedH2865 me, So that I kept silenceH1826, and went not outH3318 of the doorH6607—
Oh thatH5414 I had one to hearH8085 me! (Lo, here is my signatureH8420, let the AlmightyH7706 answerH6030 me); And that I had the indictmentH5612 which mine adversaryH376 hath writtenH3789!
Surely I would carryH5375 it upon my shoulderH7926; I would bindH6029 it unto me as a crownH5850:
I would declareH5046 unto him the numberH4557 of my stepsH6806; As a princeH5057 would I go nearH7126 unto him.
If my landH127 criethH2199 out against me, AndH3162 the furrowsH8525 thereof weepH1058 together;
If I have eatenH398 the fruitsH3581 thereof without moneyH3701, Or have caused the ownersH1167 thereof to loseH5301 their lifeH5315:
Let thistlesH2336 growH3318 instead of wheatH2406, And cockleH890 instead of barleyH8184. The wordsH1697 of JobH347 are endedH8552.
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