The Poetry of Job
The Poetry of Job
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1 would order before Him the suit. And my mouth with defences would fill. I would know the words of His answer, Would perceive what He'd say unto me. Will He strive in great power with me ? Nay, but He will rather regard me. Then a just man would reason with Him, And for aye from my Judge I'd escape. Lo, eastward I go, He's not there, And westward, I do not observe Him ; A RHYTHMICAL TRANSLATION. QS To the north, when He works, I discern not.
He hides in the south, and I see not. 10 For He know...eth the way with me ; Shoukl He try me, as gokl I'd come forth.
My foot has cleaved fast to His step.
His way I have kept without turning.
The command of His lij^s, and swerved not.
More than my own resolution I laid up the words of His mouth.
Yet He is the same ; and who stays Him ?
If His soul has wished aught, then He does it.
For He will perform my decree ; And like these there are many things with Him. 15 Therefore I am frightened at Him ; I reflect, and before Him I fear.
So God hath softened my heart, And Shaddai hath made me afraid; For I am not hushed 'fore the darkness, Nor before myself gloom-concealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 would order before Him the suit. And my mouth with defences would fill. I would know the words of His answer, Would perceive what He'd say unto me. Will He strive in great power with me ? Nay, but He will rather regard me. Then a just man would reason with Him, And for aye from my Judge I'd escape. Lo, eastward I go, He's not there, And westward, I do not observe Him ; A RHYTHMICAL TRANSLATION. QS To the north, when He works, I discern not.
He hides in the south, and I see not. 10 For He know...eth the way with me ; Shoukl He try me, as gokl I'd come forth.
My foot has cleaved fast to His step.
His way I have kept without turning.
The command of His lij^s, and swerved not.
More than my own resolution I laid up the words of His mouth.
Yet He is the same ; and who stays Him ?
If His soul has wished aught, then He does it.
For He will perform my decree ; And like these there are many things with Him. 15 Therefore I am frightened at Him ; I reflect, and before Him I fear.
So God hath softened my heart, And Shaddai hath made me afraid; For I am not hushed 'fore the darkness, Nor before myself gloom-concealed.
What to read after The Poetry of Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Holley Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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