18_JOB_13_01 Lo , mine eye hath seen all [ this ] , mine ear hath heard And understood it .
18_JOB_13_02 what ye know , [ the same ] do I know also : I [ am ] not inferior unto you .
18_JOB_13_03 surely I would speak to the Almighty , And I desire to reason with God .
18_JOB_13_04 but ye [ are ] forgers of lies , ye [ are ] all physicians of no value .
18_JOB_13_05 O that ye would altogether hold your peace ! And it should be your wisdom .
18_JOB_13_06 hear now my reasoning , And hearken to the pleadings of my lips .
18_JOB_13_07 will ye speak wickedly for God ? And talk deceitfully for him ?
18_JOB_13_08 will ye accept his person ? will ye contend for God ?
18_JOB_13_09 Is it good that he should search you out ? or as one man mocketh another , do ye [ So ] mock him ?
18_JOB_13_10 he will surely reprove you , if ye do secretly accept persons .
18_JOB_13_11 shall not his excellency make you afraid ? And his dread fall upon you ?
18_JOB_13_12 your remembrances [ are ] like unto ashes , your bodies to bodies of clay .
18_JOB_13_13 hold your peace , let me alone , that I may speak , And let come on me what [ will ] .
18_JOB_13_14 Wherefore do I take my flesh in my teeth , And put my life in mine hand ?
18_JOB_13_15 though he slay me , yet will I trust in him : but I will maintain mine own ways before him .
18_JOB_13_16 he also [ shall be ] my salvation : for an hypocrite shall not come before him .
18_JOB_13_17 hear diligently my speech , And my declaration with your ears .
18_JOB_13_18 behold now , I have ordered [ my ] cause ; I know that I shall be justified .
18_JOB_13_19 who [ Is ] he [ that ] will plead with me ? for now , if I hold my tongue , I shall give up the Ghost .
18_JOB_13_20 only do not two [ things ] unto me : Then will I not hide myself from thee .
18_JOB_13_21 withdraw thine hand far from me : And let not thy dread make me afraid .
18_JOB_13_22 Then call thou , And I will answer : or let me speak , And answer thou me .
18_JOB_13_23 how Many [ are ] mine iniquities And sins ? make me to know my transgression And my sin .
18_JOB_13_24 Wherefore hidest thou thy face , And holdest me for thine enemy ?
18_JOB_13_25 Wilt thou break A leaf driven to And fro ? And Wilt thou pursue the dry stubble ?
18_JOB_13_26 for thou writest bitter things against me , And makest me to possess the iniquities of my youth .
18_JOB_13_27 thou puttest my feet also in the stocks , And lookest narrowly unto all my paths ; thou settest A print upon the heels of my feet .
18_JOB_13_28 And he , as A rotten thing , consumeth , as A garment that Is moth eaten .