Job 21:18 Cross References - ECB

¹⁸ - as straw at the face of the wind and as chaff stolen by the hurricane.

⁷ And in the abundance of your pomp you demolish all who rise: you send your fuming to consume them as stubble.

²⁵ Terrify you a dispersed leaf? - pursue the dry stubble?

⁴ Not so the wicked; but are as chaff which the wind disperses.

⁵ they are as chaff at the face of the wind; and in overthrowing, the angel of Yah Veh overthrows them;

¹³ O my Elohim, place them as a wheel; as the stubble at the face of the wind;

²⁴ So as the tongue of fire devours the stubble and the flame slacks the hay, thus their root is as putridity and their blossom ascends as dust: because they spurn the torah of Yah Veh Sabaoth, and scorn the saying of the Holy One of Yisra El.

¹³ The nations roar as the roaring of many waters: and he rebukes and they flee far off - pursued as the chaff of the mountains at the face of the wind - as a whirler at the face of the hurricane.

⁵ And the multitude of your strangers pulverize, and the multitude of the tyrants pass away as chaff: yes, it becomes in a blink - suddenly:

²⁴ Yes, they are not planted; yes, they are not seeded: yes, their stump roots not in the earth: and he also puffs on them, and they wither, and the storm bears them away as stubble.

¹⁵ Behold, I set you for a new sickle threshing sledge having a master of teeth: you thresh the mountains and pulverize them and set the hills as chaff: ¹⁶ you winnow them and the wind bears them away and the storm scatters them: and you twirl in Yah Veh, and halal in the Holy One of Yisra El.

²⁴ And I scatter them as the stubble that passes away by the wind of the wilderness.

³ So they are as the morning cloud and as the early dew that passes away: as the chaff stormed from the threshingfloor and as the smoke from the window.

¹⁰ For while they entwine as thorns, and while they carouse as carousers, they are consumed as stubble fully dry.

¹² whose winnowing fan is in his hand; and he throughly purges his threshing floor, and gathers his grain into the granary; but he burns the chaff with unquenchable fire.