Job 3

1After^H310 this opened^H6605 Job^H347 his mouth^H6310, and cursed^H7043 his day^H3117. 2And Job^H347 answered^H6030 and said^H559: 3Let the day^H3117 perish^H6 wherein I was born^H3205, And the night^H3915 which said^H559, There is a man-child^H1397 conceived^H2029. 4Let that day^H3117 be darkness^H2822; Let not God^H433 from above^H4605 seek^H1875 for it, Neither let the light^H5105 shine^H3313 upon it. 5Let darkness^H2822 and the shadow of death^H6757 claim^H1350 it for their own; Let a cloud^H6053 dwell^H7931 upon it; Let all that maketh black^H3650 the day^H3117 terrify^H1204 it. 6As for that night^H3915, let thick darkness^H652 seize^H3947 upon it: Let it not rejoice^H2302 among the days^H3117 of the year^H8141; Let it not come^H935 into the number^H4557 of the months^H3391. 7Lo, let that night^H3915 be barren^H1565; Let no joyful voice^H7445 come^H935 therein. 8Let them curse^H5344 it that curse^H779 the day^H3117, Who are ready^H6264 to rouse up^H5782 leviathan^H3882. 9Let the stars^H3556 of the twilight^H5399 thereof be dark^H2821: Let it look^H6960 for light^H216, but have none; Neither let it behold^H7200 the eyelids^H6079 of the morning^H7837: 10Because it shut not up^H5462 the doors^H1817 of my mother's womb^H990, Nor hid^H5641 trouble^H5999 from mine eyes^H5869. 11Why died^H4191 I not from the womb^H7358? Why did I not give up the ghost^H1478 when my mother^H990 bare^H3318 me? 12Why did the knees^H1290 receive^H6923 me? Or why the breast^H7699, that I should suck^H3243? 13For now should I have lain down^H7901 and been quiet^H8252; I should have slept^H3462; then had I been at rest^H5117, 14With kings^H4428 and counsellors^H3289 of the earth^H776, Who built^H1129 up waste places^H2723 for themselves; 15Or with princes^H8269 that had gold^H2091, Who filled^H4390 their houses^H1004 with silver^H3701: 16Or as a hidden^H2934 untimely birth^H5309 I had not been, As infants^H5768 that never saw^H7200 light^H216. 17There the wicked^H7563 cease^H2308 from troubling^H7267; And there the weary^H3019 are at rest^H5117. 18There the prisoners^H615 are at ease^H7599 together^H3162; They hear^H8085 not the voice^H6963 of the taskmaster^H5065. 19The small^H6996 and the great^H1419 are there: And the servant^H5650 is free^H2670 from his master^H113. 20Wherefore is light^H216 given^H5414 to him that is in misery^H6001, And life^H2416 unto the bitter^H4751 in soul^H5315; 21Who long^H2442 for death^H4194, but it cometh not, And dig^H2658 for it more than for hid treasures^H4301; 22Who rejoice^H8056 exceedingly^H1524, And are glad^H7797, when they can find^H4672 the grave^H6913? 23 Why is light given to a man^H1397 whose way^H1870 is hid^H5641, And whom God^H433 hath hedged in^H5526? 24For my sighing^H585 cometh^H935 before^H6440 I eat^H3899, And my groanings^H7581 are poured out^H5413 like water^H4325. 25For the thing which I fear^H6342 cometh^H857 upon me, And that which I am afraid^H3025 of cometh^H935 unto me. 26I am not at ease^H8252, neither am I quiet^H8252, neither have I rest^H8252; But trouble^H7267 cometh^H935.