Romans 9:20 Cross References - ECB

²⁰ Yet so, O humanity, who are you to contradict Elohim? Says the molded to the molder, Why made you me thus?

³ Is there an end to words of wind/spirit? What reinforces you to answer?

¹³ Why strive against him? Of all his words, he answers none.

²³ Who visits him on his way? or who says, You have done wickedness?

² Who is this who darkens counsel by utterances without knowledge? ³ Gird up I beseech, your loins as a mighty; for I ask of you - and you have me know.

² Contends the reprover with Shadday? Whoever reproves Elohah, answer!

⁵ I worded once; but I answer not: yes, twice; but not again.

⁸ Break you my judgment? Judge you me wicked to justify yourself?

² I know that you are able in all; and that no intrigue is cut off from you. ³ Who is he who conceals counsel without knowledge? so I tell, and I discern not - too marvellous for me, and I know not. ⁴ Hear, I beseech you, and I word; I ask you; you have me know. ⁵ I hear you by the hearing of the ear; and now my eye sees you: ⁶ so I spurn and sigh in dust and ashes.

¹⁶ O your turning upside down! Is the former fabricated as the morter? Says the work of its worker, He worked me not? Or says the formed of the former, He discerned me not?

⁹ Ho to him who strives with his Former! - a potsherd among the potsherds of the soil. Says the morter to the Former, What work you? Or of your deeds, No hands? ¹⁰ Ho to him who says to his father, What birth you? Or to the woman, What whirl you? ¹¹ Thus says Yah Veh, the Holy One of Yisra El his Former, Ask me of those to come concerning my sons and concerning the deeds of my hands; you, misvah me.

⁸ And now, O Yah Veh, you are our father; we are the morter, and you our Former; and we all are the work of your hand.

⁸ He tells you, O humanity, what is good. And what requires Yah Veh of you - except to work judgment and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your Elohim?

¹⁵ Am I not allowed to do what I will with my own? Is your eye evil because I am good?

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THE JUST JUDGMENT
So you are inexcusable, O humanity - all who judge: for wherein you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge transact the same.

²⁰ Where is the wise? Where is the scribe? Where is the disputer of this eon? Elohim indeed, follies he not the wisdom of this cosmos?

¹⁶ For what know you, O woman, whether you save your man? Or how know you, O man, whether you save your woman?

⁵ human diatribes of corrupt minds, deprived of the truth, presuming reverence to be gain: depart from such:

⁹ Servants: subjugate to your own despotes to well-please them in all; neither contradict,

²⁰ And will you to know, O vain human, that the trust apart from works is dead?