Job
Job, a blameless man, suffers catastrophic loss. Friends offer tidy explanations; Job protests; God speaks from the whirlwind. The book refuses easy answers and ends with encounter, restoration, and worship.
Young's Literal Translation
Job 26
1And Job answereth and saith: -- 2What--thou hast helped the powerless, Saved an arm not strong! 3What--thou hast given counsel to the unwise, And wise plans in abundance made known. 4With whom hast thou declared words? And whose breath came forth from thee? 5The Rephaim are formed, Beneath the waters, also their inhabitants. 6Naked is Sheol over-against Him, And there is no covering to destruction. 7Stretching out the north over desolation, Hanging the earth upon nothing, 8Binding up the waters in His thick clouds, And the cloud is not rent under them. 9Taking hold of the face of the throne, Spreading over it His cloud. 10A limit He hath placed on the waters, Unto the boundary of light with darkness. 11Pillars of the heavens do tremble, And they wonder because of His rebuke. 12By His power He hath quieted the sea, And by His understanding smitten the proud. 13By His Spirit the heavens He beautified, Formed hath His hand the fleeing serpent. 14Lo, these are the borders of His way, And how little a matter is heard of Him, And the thunder of His might Who doth understand?
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