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Job 7

Job 7 - 1

In either way not a trial is the existence of man upon the earth, and as a hireling the daily his life?

Job 7 - 2

or as an attendant in awe of his master, and attaining for shade; or as if a hireling awaiting his wage?

Job 7 - 3

So I also waited months in vain; and nights of griefs were given to me are.

Job 7 - 4

When I should go to bed, I say, When will it be the day? and as whenever I rise up, again I say, When will it be evening? full and I am of griefs, from evening unto morning.

Job 7 - 5

is befouled and my body in rottenness of worms, and I melt away with clods of earth from pus scraping.

Job 7 - 6

And my existence is lighter than speech, and has perished in vain hope.

Job 7 - 7

Remember then that my breath is life; and no longer shall return back my eye to behold good.

Job 7 - 8

shall not look round about the eye of the one seeing me; your eyes are on me, and I am not.

Job 7 - 9

I am as a cloud being cleared away from heaven; for if a man should go down into Hades, no longer in any way should he ascend;

Job 7 - 10

and neither in any way shall he return unto his own house, nor in any way shall recognize him any more his place.

Job 7 - 11

Nevertheless then, nor will I spare my mouth; I will speak in distress being of my spirit; I will open the bitterness of my soul being held in.

Job 7 - 12

Is it that I am a sea or a dragon, that you delegated over me a guard?

Job 7 - 13

I said that shall comfort me my bed, and I shall offer to myself my own word in my bed.

Job 7 - 14

You frighten me with dreams, and with visions you strike terror in me.

Job 7 - 15

You will dismiss from my spirit my soul, from and death my bones.

Job 7 - 16

not for into the eon I shall live, that I should patiently wait. Depart from me, empty for my livelihood!

Job 7 - 17

For what is man that you magnified him? or that you heed the mind in him?

Job 7 - 18

Or him a visit will you make until the morning; and for rest him you shall judge?

Job 7 - 19

For how long do you not allow me, nor let me go, until whenever I should swallow down my spittle in grief?

Job 7 - 20

If I sinned, how am I able against you to act out, O one having knowledge of the mind of men? Why did you establish me as your accuser, and I am unto you a load?

Job 7 - 21

And why did you not appoint my lawlessness to forgetfulness, and a cleansing of my sin? But now into the earth I shall go forth, for rising early and no longer I am.