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Practice by section · Job

1:1-5 Job, the Blameless Man of Uz 1:6-12 Satan Accuses Job 1:13-19 Job Loses His Wealth and Children 1:20-22 Job Still Praises God 2:1-8 Satan Strikes Job's Body 2:9-10 Job Does Not Sin with His Lips 2:11-13 The Silence of Job's Three Friends 3:1-10 Job Curses the Day of His Birth 3:11-19 Why Was I Born? 3:20-26 A Lament Longing for Death in Suffering 4:1-11 Eliphaz's First Speech: Who Ever Perished Being Innocent? 4:12-21 A Vision in the Night and the Frailty of Man 5:1-16 The Ruin of the Fool and the Cause of Trouble 5:17-27 Blessed Is the One Whom God Corrects 6:1-13 Job's Reply: My Anguish Is Heavier Than the Sand of the Seas 6:14-23 Friends Like a Dry Streambed 6:24-30 A Plea to Be Shown His Error 7:1-10 The Days of Man's Hard Service 7:11-21 Why Do You Watch Over Me? 8:1-10 Bildad's First Speech: God Does Not Pervert Justice 8:11-22 The Hope of Those Who Forget God Perishes 9:1-13 Job's Reply: How Can a Man Contend with God? 9:14-24 Condemned Though Blameless 9:25-35 There Is No Mediator Between Us 10:1-12 Why Do You Contend with Me? 10:13-22 A Plea for a Little Comfort 11:1-12 Zophar's First Speech: God Exacts Less Than Your Guilt Deserves 11:13-20 Set Your Heart Right and You Will Be Restored 12:1-12 Job's Reply: I Know as Much as You 12:13-25 Wisdom and Power Belong to God 13:1-12 I Will Argue with You Worthless Physicians 13:13-28 I Will Plead My Case Before God 14:1-12 Man Withers Like a Flower 14:13-22 If a Man Dies, Will He Live Again? 15:1-16 Eliphaz's Second Speech: Your Own Mouth Condemns You 15:17-35 The Fate of Torment for the Wicked 16:1-14 Job's Reply: You Are All Miserable Comforters 16:15-22 My Witness Is in Heaven 17:1-16 Broken Hope and Become a Byword 18:1-11 Bildad's Second Speech: The Light of the Wicked Goes Out 18:12-21 The Dwelling of the Wicked Is Laid Waste 19:1-12 Job's Reply: How Long Will You Torment Me? 19:13-22 Forsaken and Alone by All 19:23-29 I Know That My Redeemer Lives 20:1-11 Zophar's Second Speech: The Joy of the Wicked Is Brief 20:12-29 He Will Vomit Up the Riches He Swallowed 21:1-16 Job's Reply: Why Do the Wicked Prosper? 21:17-34 Questions About the Prosperity of the Wicked 22:1-11 Eliphaz's Third Speech: Is Not Your Wickedness Great? 22:12-30 Return to God and You Will Be Restored 23:1-17 Job's Reply: If Only I Could Find God 24:1-25 A Protest That God Does Not Punish the Wicked 25:1-6 Bildad's Third Speech: How Can Man Be Righteous? 26:1-4 Job's Reply: To Whom Are You Speaking? 26:5-14 The Unsearchable Power of God 27:1-10 I Will Hold Fast My Righteousness to the End 27:11-23 The Portion of the Wicked 28:1-19 Where Can Wisdom Be Found? 28:20-28 The Fear of the LORD Is Wisdom 29:1-17 Job Recalls His Former Glory 29:18-25 Those Days of Honor 30:1-15 Now I Am Mocked and Despised 30:16-31 A Cry in the Midst of Suffering 31:1-23 Job's Declaration of Innocence: A Life Free from Sin 31:24-40 A Final Appeal of Innocence 32:1-10 Elihu Appears and Is Angry 32:11-22 Now I Will Speak 33:1-11 Elihu Answers Job 33:12-33 How God Speaks to Man 34:1-15 Elihu's Speech: God Does No Wrong 34:16-37 God Who Rules with Justice 35:1-16 What Profit Is a Man's Righteousness to God? 36:1-16 Elihu's Speech: God Instructs Through Suffering 36:17-33 Behold the Greatness of God 37:1-13 God in the Thunder and the Storm 37:14-24 The Works of the Almighty Are Beyond Understanding 38:1-11 The LORD Answers Out of the Whirlwind 38:12-38 Questions About the Order of Creation 38:39-41 God Who Feeds the Wild Beasts 39:1-12 The Mountain Goat, the Wild Donkey, and the Wild Ox 39:13-30 The Ostrich, the Horse, and the Hawk 40:1-5 Job Lays His Hand on His Mouth 40:6-14 Would You Annul My Justice? 40:15-24 The Majesty of Behemoth 41:1-11 Who Can Subdue Leviathan? 41:12-34 The Terrifying Form of Leviathan 42:1-6 Job Repents and Confesses 42:7-9 Rebuke of the Three Friends 42:10-17 Job's Fortunes Restored Twofold
10:1
Waiting

"My soul is weary of my life; I will give free course to my complaint. I will speak in the bitterness of my soul.

10:2
Waiting

I will tell God, 'Do not condemn me, Show me why you contend with me.

10:3
Waiting

Is it good to you that you should oppress, That you should despise the work of your hands, And smile on the counsel of the wicked?

10:4
Waiting

Do you have eyes of flesh? Or do you see as man sees?

10:5
Waiting

Are your days as the days of mortals, Or your years as man's years,

10:6
Waiting

That you inquire after my iniquity, And search after my sin?

10:7
Waiting

Although you know that I am not wicked, There is no one who can deliver out of your hand.

10:8
Waiting

'Your hands have framed me and fashioned me altogether; Yet you destroy me.

10:9
Waiting

Remember, I beg you, that you have fashioned me as clay. Will you bring me into dust again?

10:10
Waiting

Haven't you poured me out like milk, And curdled me like cheese?

10:11
Waiting

You have clothed me with skin and flesh, And knit me together with bones and sinews.

10:12
Waiting

You have granted me life and lovingkindness. Your visitation has preserved my spirit.

10:13
Waiting

Yet you hid these things in your heart. I know that this is with you:

10:14
Waiting

If I sin, then you mark me. You will not acquit me from my iniquity.

10:15
Waiting

If I am wicked, woe to me. If I am righteous, I still shall not lift up my head, Being filled with disgrace, And conscious of my affliction.

10:16
Waiting

If my head is held high, you hunt me like a lion. Again you show yourself powerful to me.

10:17
Waiting

You renew your witnesses against me, And increase your indignation on me. Changes and warfare are with me.

10:18
Waiting

"'Why, then, have you brought me forth out of the womb? I wish I had given up the spirit, and no eye had seen me.

10:19
Waiting

I should have been as though I had not been. I should have been carried from the womb to the grave.

10:20
Waiting

Aren't my days few? Cease then, Leave me alone, that I may find a little comfort,

10:21
Waiting

Before I go where I shall not return from, To the land of darkness and of the shadow of death;

10:22
Waiting

The land dark as midnight, Of the shadow of death, without any order, Where the light is as midnight.'"