AKJV_Strongs(i)
2
H3045
I know
H3651
it is so
H551
of a truth:
H4100
but how
H582
should man
H6663
be just
H410
with God?
3
H518
If
H7378
he will contend
H3808
with him, he cannot
H6030
answer
H259
him one
H505
of a thousand.
4
H2450
He is wise
H3824
in heart,
H533
and mighty
H3581
in strength:
H4310
who
H7185
has hardened
H413
himself against
H7999
him, and has prospered?
5
H6275
Which removes
H2022
the mountains,
H3045
and they know
H834
not: which
H2015
overturns
H639
them in his anger.
6
H7264
Which shakes
H776
the earth
H4725
out of her place,
H5982
and the pillars
H6426
thereof tremble.
8
H905
Which alone
H5186
spreads
H8064
out the heavens,
H1869
and treads
H1116
on the waves
H3220
of the sea.
9
H6213
Which makes
H5906
Arcturus,
H3685
Orion,
H3598
and Pleiades,
H2315
and the chambers
H8486
of the south.
10
H6213
Which does
H1419
great
H369
things past
H2714
finding
H6381
out; yes, and wonders
H5704
without
H369
H4557
number.
11
H2005
See,
H5674
he goes
H7200
by me, and I see
H2498
him not: he passes
H995
on also, but I perceive him not.
12
H2005
Behold,
H2862
he takes
H2862
away,
H4310
who
H7725
can hinder
H4310
him? who
H559
will say
H4100
to him, What
H6213
do you?
13
H433
If God
H7725
will not withdraw
H639
his anger,
H7293
the proud
H5826
helpers
H7817
do stoop
H8478
under him.
14
H637
How
H637
much
H3588
H6030
less shall I answer
H977
him, and choose
H1697
out my words to reason with him?
15
H834
Whom,
H518
though
H6663
I were righteous,
H6030
yet would I not answer,
H2603
but I would make supplication
H8199
to my judge.
16
H518
If
H7121
I had called,
H6030
and he had answered
H539
me; yet would I not believe
H238
that he had listened
H6963
to my voice.
17
H7779
For he breaks
H8183
me with a tempest,
H7235
and multiplies
H6482
my wounds
H2600
without
H2600
cause.
19
H518
If
H3581
I speak of strength,
H2009
see,
H533
he is strong:
H518
and if
H4941
of judgment,
H4310
who
H3259
shall set me a time to plead?
20
H518
If
H6663
I justify
H6310
myself, my own mouth
H7561
shall condemn
H8535
me: if I say, I am perfect,
H6140
it shall also prove me perverse.
21
H8535
Though I were perfect,
H3045
yet would I not know
H5315
my soul:
H3988
I would despise
H2416
my life.
22
H1931
This
H259
is one
H5921
thing, therefore
H3651
H559
I said
H3615
it, He destroys
H8535
the perfect
H7563
and the wicked.
23
H518
If
H7752
the whip
H4191
slay
H6597
suddenly,
H3932
he will laugh
H4531
at the trial
H5355
of the innocent.
24
H776
The earth
H5414
is given
H3027
into the hand
H7563
of the wicked:
H4374
he covers
H6440
the faces
H8199
of the judges
H518
thereof; if
H645
not, where,
H4310
and who is he?
25
H3117
Now my days
H7043
are swifter
H4480
than
H7323
a post:
H1272
they flee
H7200
away, they see
H3808
no
H2896
good.
26
H2498
They are passed
H16
away as the swift
H591
ships:
H5404
as the eagle
H2907
that hastens
H400
to the prey.
27
H518
If
H559
I say,
H7911
I will forget
H7879
my complaint,
H5800
I will leave
H6440
off my heaviness,
H1082
and comfort myself:
28
H3025
I am afraid
H3605
of all
H6094
my sorrows,
H3045
I know
H5352
that you will not hold me innocent.
30
H518
If
H7364
I wash
H7950
myself with snow
H7950
water,
H3709
and make my hands
H1253
never
H2141
so clean;
31
H227
Yet
H2881
shall you plunge
H7845
me in the ditch,
H8008
and my own clothes
H8581
shall abhor me.
32
H376
For he is not a man,
H6030
as I am, that I should answer
H935
him, and we should come
H3162
together
H4941
in judgment.