Job 4

1Then answered^H6030 Eliphaz^H464 the Temanite^H8489, and said^H559, 2If one assay^H5254 to commune^H1697 with thee, wilt thou be grieved^H3811? But who can^H3201 withhold^H6113 himself from speaking^H4405? 3Behold, thou hast instructed^H3256 many^H7227, And thou hast strengthened^H2388 the weak^H7504 hands^H3027. 4Thy words^H4405 have upholden^H6965 him that was falling^H3782, And thou hast made firm^H553 the feeble^H3766 knees^H1290. 5But now it is come^H935 unto thee, and thou faintest^H3811; It toucheth^H5060 thee, and thou art troubled^H926. 6Is not thy fear^H3374 of God thy confidence^H3690, And the integrity^H8537 of thy ways^H1870 thy hope^H8615? 7Remember^H2142, I pray thee, who ever perished^H6, being innocent^H5355? Or where^H375 were the upright^H3477 cut off^H3582? 8According as I have seen^H7200, they that plow^H2790 iniquity^H205, And sow^H2232 trouble^H5999, reap^H7114 the same. 9By the breath^H5397 of God^H433 they perish^H6, And by the blast^H7307 of his anger^H639 are they consumed^H3615. 10The roaring^H7581 of the lion^H738, and the voice^H6963 of the fierce lion^H7826, And the teeth^H8127 of the young lions^H3715, are broken^H5421. 11The old lion^H3918 perisheth^H6 for lack^H1097 of prey^H2964, And the whelps^H1121 of the lioness^H3833 are scattered abroad^H6504. 12Now a thing^H1697 was secretly brought^H1589 to me, And mine ear^H241 received^H3947 a whisper^H8102 thereof. 13In thoughts^H5587 from the visions^H2384 of the night^H3915, When deep sleep^H8639 falleth^H5307 on men^H582, 14Fear^H6343 came^H7122 upon me, and trembling^H7461, Which made all^H7230 my bones^H6106 to shake^H6342. 15Then a spirit^H7307 passed^H2498 before my face^H6440; The hair^H8185 of my flesh^H1320 stood up^H5568. 16It stood still^H5975, but I could not discern^H5234 the appearance^H4758 thereof; A form^H4758 was before mine eyes^H5869: There was silence^H1827, and I heard^H8085 a voice^H6963, saying, 17Shall mortal man^H582 be more just^H6663 than God^H433? Shall a man^H1397 be more pure^H2891 than his Maker^H6213? 18Behold, he putteth no trust^H539 in his servants^H5650; And his angels^H4397 he chargeth^H7760 with folly^H8417: 19How much more^H637 them that dwell^H7931 in houses^H1004 of clay^H2563, Whose foundation^H3247 is in the dust^H6083, Who are crushed^H1792 before^H6440 the moth^H6211! 20Betwixt morning^H1242 and evening^H6153 they are destroyed^H3807: They perish^H6 for ever^H5331 without any regarding^H7760 it. 21Is not their tent-cord^H3499 plucked^H5265 up within them? They die^H4191, and that without wisdom^H2451.