Biblija (Šventasis Raštas)

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Then Job [0347] answered [6030] and said, [0559]

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I know [3045] [it is] so of a truth: [0551] but how should man [0582] be just [6663] with God? [0410]

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If he will [2654] contend [7378] with him, he cannot answer [6030] him one [0259] of a thousand. [0505]

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[He is] wise [2450] in heart, [3824] and mighty [0533] in strength: [3581] who hath hardened [7185] [himself] against him, and hath prospered? [7999]

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Which removeth [6275] the mountains, [2022] and they know [3045] not: which overturneth [2015] them in his anger. [0639]

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Which shaketh [7264] the earth [0776] out of her place, [4725] and the pillars [5982] thereof tremble. [6426]

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Which commandeth [0559] the sun, [2775] and it riseth [2224] not; and sealeth up [2856] the stars. [3556]

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Which alone spreadeth out [5186] the heavens, [8064] and treadeth [1869] upon the waves [1116] of the sea. [3220]

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Which maketh [6213] Arcturus, [5906] Orion, [3685] and Pleiades, [3598] and the chambers [2315] of the south. [8486]

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Which doeth [6213] great [1419] things past [0369] finding out; [2714] yea, and wonders [6381] without number. [4557]

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Lo, he goeth [5674] by me, and I see [7200] [him] not: he passeth on [2498] also, but I perceive [0995] him not.

12

Behold, he taketh away, [2862] who can hinder [7725] him? who will say [0559] unto him, What doest [6213] thou?

13

[If] God [0433] will not withdraw [7725] his anger, [0639] the proud [7293] helpers [5826] do stoop [7817] under him.

14

How much less shall I answer [6030] him, [and] choose [0977] out my words [1697] [to reason] with him?

15

Whom, though I were righteous, [6663] [yet] would I not answer, [6030] [but] I would make supplication [2603] to my judge. [8199]

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If I had called, [7121] and he had answered [6030] me; [yet] would I not believe [0539] that he had hearkened [0238] unto my voice. [6963]

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For he breaketh [7779] me with a tempest, [8183] and multiplieth [7235] my wounds [6482] without cause. [2600]

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He will not suffer [5414] me to take [7725] my breath, [7307] but filleth [7646] me with bitterness. [4472]

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If [I speak] of strength, [3581] lo, [he is] strong: [0533] and if of judgment, [4941] who shall set me a time [3259] [to plead]?

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If I justify [6663] myself, mine own mouth [6310] shall condemn [7561] me: [if I say], I [am] perfect, [8535] it shall also prove me perverse. [6140]

21

[Though] I [were] perfect, [8535] [yet] would I not know [3045] my soul: [5315] I would despise [3988] my life. [2416]

22

This [is] one [0259] [thing], therefore I said [0559] [it], He destroyeth [3615] the perfect [8535] and the wicked. [7563]

23

If the scourge [7752] slay [4191] suddenly, [6597] he will laugh [3932] at the trial [4531] of the innocent. [5355]

24

The earth [0776] is given [5414] into the hand [3027] of the wicked: [7563] he covereth [3680] the faces [6440] of the judges [8199] thereof; if not, where, [0645] [and] who [is] he?

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Now my days [3117] are swifter [7043] than a post: [7323] they flee away, [1272] they see [7200] no good. [2896]

26

They are passed away [2498] as [5973] the swift [0016]

27

If I say, [0559] I will forget [7911] my complaint, [7879] I will leave off [5800] my heaviness, [6440] and comfort [1082] [myself]:

28

I am afraid [3025] of all my sorrows, [6094] I know [3045] that thou wilt not hold me innocent. [5352]

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[If] I be wicked, [7561] why then labour [3021] I in vain? [1892]

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If I wash [7364] myself with [1119] snow [7950] water, [4325] [1119] and make my hands [3709] never [1253] so clean; [2141]

31

Yet [0227] shalt thou plunge [2881] me in the ditch, [7845] and mine own clothes [8008] shall abhor [8581] me.

32

For [he is] not a man, [0376] as I [am, that] I should answer [6030] him, [and] we should come [0935] together [3162] in judgment. [4941]

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Neither is [3426] there any daysman [3198] betwixt us, [that] might lay [7896] his hand [3027] upon us both. [8147]

34

Let him take his rod [7626] away [5493] from me, and let not his fear [0367] terrify [1204] me:

35

[Then] would I speak, [1696] and not fear [3372] him; but [it is] not so with me.