And still Job proceeded and said in the retort.
Lives the God who thus has judged me, even the almighty, the one embittering my soul.
Is it not yet of my breath to be in me, breath and the divine the remains to me in my nostrils?
Shall not speak my lips lawless things, nor my soul shall meditate upon wrongdoing.
May it not be to me as just ones you to sentence. Until whenever I die, not for I will dismiss from me my innocence.
To my righteousness and taking heed in no way will I let it go; not for I am fully conscious myself out of place of acting.
No rather, but may be my enemies as as the undoing of the impious, and the ones against me rising up as the destruction of the lawbreakers.
For what is the hope of the impious that he waits for? in yielding upon the lord, is it that he shall be delivered?
Or his supplication will listen to God? or when comes upon him necessity?
Shall he hold any confidence before him? or as one calling upon him, shall he listen to him?
But indeed, I will announce to you what is in the hand of the lord; the things which are by the almighty I shall not lie about.
Behold, you all know that vanity upon vanity you put.
This is the portion of man of an impious from the lord, and the possession of mighty ones shall come from the almighty upon them.
And if many become his sons, for slaughter they will be; and if even they should arrive at manhood they shall beg.
And the ones remaining of his in plague shall come to an end; widows and on their no one shall show mercy.
If he should have gathered together as earth silver, and equally as mortar shall prepare gold.
All these things the just shall procure, and of his things the true ones will control.
Turned out to be his house as if for a moth, and as if for a spider.
The rich man shall sleep, and shall not proceed; his eyes are opened wide, and he is no longer.
Meet up with him as if water griefs; and by night takes him the dark.
Takes him a burning wind, and he shall go forth; and it shall winnow him from out of his place.
And he shall cast upon him, and shall not spare; from out of his hand exile he shall flee into.
He shall cause man to clap against him his hands, and he shall whistle at him from out of his place.