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WORD Research this...Job 36
- 1 Also Helyu addide, and spak these thingis,
- 2 Suffre thou me a litil, and Y schal schewe to thee; for yit Y haue that, that Y schal speke for God.
- 3 Y schal reherse my kunnyng fro the bigynnyng; and Y schal preue my worchere iust.
- 4 For verili my wordis ben with out leesyng, and perfit kunnyng schal be preued to thee.
- 5 God castith not awei myyti men, sithen he is myyti;
- 6 but he saueth not wickid men, and he yyueth dom to pore men.
- 7 He takith not awei hise iyen fro a iust man; and he settith kyngis in seete with out ende, and thei ben reisid there.
- 8 And if thei ben in chaynes, and ben boundun with the roopis of pouert,
- 9 he schal shewe to hem her werkis, and her grete trespassis; for thei weren violent, `ethir rauenours.
- 10 Also he schal opene her eere, that he chastise; and he schal speke, that thei turne ayen fro wickidnesse.
- 11 If thei heren, and kepen, thei schulen fille her daies in good, and her yeris in glorie.
- 12 Sotheli if thei heren not, thei schulen passe bi swerd, and thei schulen be wastid in foli.
- 13 Feyneris and false men stiren the ire of God; and thei schulen not crye, whanne thei ben boundun.
- 14 The soule of hem schal die in tempest; and the lijf of hem among `men of wymmens condiciouns.
- 15 He schal delyuere a pore man fro his angwisch; and he schal opene `the eere of hym in tribulacioun.
- 16 Therfor he schal saue thee fro the streit mouth of the broddeste tribulacioun, and not hauynge a foundement vndur it; sotheli the rest of thi table schal be ful of fatnesse.
- 17 Thi cause is demed as the cause of a wickid man; forsothe thou schalt resseyue thi cause and doom.
- 18 Therfor ire ouercome thee not, that thou oppresse ony man; and the multitude of yiftis bowe thee not.
- 19 Putte doun thi greetnesse with out tribulacioun, and putte doun alle stronge men bi strengthe.
- 20 Dilaie thou not nyyt, that puplis stie for hem.
- 21 Be thou war, that thou bowe not to wickidnesse; for thou hast bigunne to sue this wickidnesse aftir wretchidnesse.
- 22 Lo! God is hiy in his strengthe, and noon is lijk hym among the yyueris of lawe.
- 23 Who mai seke out the weies of God? ethir who dar seie to hym, Thou hast wrouyt wickidnesse?
- 24 Haue thou mynde, that thou knowist not his werk, of whom men sungun.
- 25 Alle men seen God; ech man biholdith afer.
- 26 Lo! God is greet, ouercomynge oure kunnyng; the noumbre of hise yeeris is with out noumbre.
- 27 Which takith awei the dropis of reyn; and schedith out reynes at the licnesse of floodyatis,
- 28 whiche comen doun of the cloudis, that hilen alle thingis aboue.
- 29 If he wole stretche forthe cloudis as his tente,
- 30 and leite with his liyt fro aboue, he schal hile, yhe,
- 31 the herris of the see. For bi these thingis he demeth puplis, and yyueth mete to many deedli men.
- 32 In hondis he hidith liyt; and comaundith it, that it come eft.
- 33 He tellith of it to his freend, that it is his possessioun; and that he may stie to it.
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