Job 13:26 Cross References - ECB

²⁶ For you inscribe bitternesses against me that I possess the perversities of my youth.

²⁰ And she says to them, Call me not Noomiy/Pleasant; call me Bitter; for Shadday has mightily embittered me.

²⁰ Why gives he light to him in misery and life to the bitter soul;

¹¹ His bones lie down with him in the dust; - full of his youth.

⁷ remember neither the sins of my youth nor my rebellions: according to your mercy remember me for sake of your goodness, O Yah Veh.

³ for my soul satiates with evil and my life touches to sheol: ⁴ I am fabricated with them descending the well; I - a mighty having no might; ⁵ liberated among the dead as pierced lying in the tomb whom you remember no more: and they are cut off from your hand. ⁶ You place me in the nethermost well - in darkness - in the deeps: ⁷ your fury props on me and you humble me with all your waves. Selah. ⁸ You far removed them whom I know; you place me an abhorrence to them - restrained - I come not forth: ⁹ my eye languishes from humiliation; O Yah Veh, I call on you daily; I spread my palms to you. ¹⁰ Work you marvels to the dead? Rise the ghosts? Spread they hands to you? Selah. ¹¹ Is your mercy scribed in the tomb? - your trustworthiness in Abaddon? ¹² - your marvels known in the dark? - your justness in the land of oblivion? ¹³ And I - to you I cried, O Yah Veh; and in the morning my prayer anticipates you. ¹⁴ O Yah Veh, why cast you my soul? Why hide your face from me? ¹⁵ I am humbled - expiring since ladhood; I bear your terrors - perplexed; ¹⁶ your fuming passes over me; your terrors exterminate me; ¹⁷ surrounding me all day as water: they altogether surround me. ¹⁸ You far removed lover and friend from me and they whom I know into darkness.

¹¹ and you growl at the finality when your flesh and your meat finish off, ¹² and say, How I hated discipline and my heart scorned reproof: ¹³ and I neither obeyed the voice of my teachers nor spread my ear to them who taught me:

¹⁹ Surely after I returned, I sighed; and after I was instructed, I slapped my flank: I shamed, yes, even confounded, because I bore the reproach of my youth.

⁵ And there is a human who has a fraility thirty-eight years:

¹⁴ After these Yah Shua finds him in the priestal precinct, and says to him, Behold, you have become whole: sin no more - lest somewhat worse becomes you.