Job 10 (kjv)

My soul^H5315 is weary^H5354 of my life^H2416; I will leave^H5800 my complaint^H7879 upon myself; I will speak^H1696 in the bitterness^H4751 of my soul^H5315.²I will say^H559 unto God^H433, Do not condemn^H7561 me; shew^H3045 me wherefore thou contendest^H7378 with me.³Is it good^H2895 unto thee that thou shouldest oppress^H6231, that thou shouldest despise^H3988 the work^H3018 of thine hands^H3709, and shine^H3313 upon the counsel^H6098 of the wicked^H7563?⁴Hast thou eyes^H5869 of flesh^H1320? or seest^H7200 thou as man^H582 seeth^H7200?⁵Are thy days^H3117 as the days^H3117 of man^H582? are thy years^H8141 as man's^H1397 days^H3117,⁶That thou enquirest^H1245 after mine iniquity^H5771, and searchest^H1875 after my sin^H2403?⁷Thou knowest^H1847 that I am not wicked^H7561; and there is none that can deliver^H5337 out of thine hand^H3027.⁸Thine hands^H3027 have made^H6087 me and fashioned^H6213 me together^H3162 round about^H5439; yet thou dost destroy^H1104 me.⁹Remember^H2142, I beseech thee, that thou hast made^H6213 me as the clay^H2563; and wilt thou bring^H7725 me into dust^H6083 again^H7725?¹⁰Hast thou not poured me out^H5413 as milk^H2461, and curdled^H7087 me like cheese^H1385?¹¹Thou hast clothed^H3847 me with skin^H5785 and flesh^H1320, and hast fenced^H7753 me with bones^H6106 and sinews^H1517.¹²Thou hast granted^H6213 me life^H2416 and favour^H2617, and thy visitation^H6486 hath preserved^H8104 my spirit^H7307.¹³And these things hast thou hid^H6845 in thine heart^H3824: I know^H3045 that this is with thee.¹⁴If I sin^H2398, then thou markest^H8104 me, and thou wilt not acquit^H5352 me from mine iniquity^H5771.¹⁵If I be wicked^H7561, woe^H480 unto me; and if I be righteous^H6663, yet will I not lift up^H5375 my head^H7218. I am full^H7649 of confusion^H7036; therefore see^{H7202 H7200} thou mine affliction^H6040;¹⁶For it increaseth^H1342. Thou huntest^H6679 me as a fierce lion^H7826: and again^H7725 thou shewest thyself marvellous^H6381 upon me.¹⁷Thou renewest^H2318 thy witnesses^H5707 against me, and increasest^H7235 thine indignation^H3708 upon me^H5978; changes^H2487 and war^H6635 are against me.

¹⁸Wherefore then hast thou brought me forth^H3318 out of the womb^H7358? Oh that I had given up the ghost^H1478, and no eye^H5869 had seen^H7200 me!¹⁹I should have been as though I had not been; I should have been carried^H2986 from the womb^H990 to the grave^H6913.²⁰Are not my days^H3117 few^H4592? cease^{H2308 H2308} then, and let me alone^{H7896 H7896}, that I may take comfort^H1082 a little^H4592,²¹Before I go^H3212 whence I shall not return^H7725, even to the land^H776 of darkness^H2822 and the shadow of death^H6757;²²A land^H776 of darkness^H5890, as darkness^H652 itself; and of the shadow of death^H6757, without any order^H5468, and where the light^H3313 is as darkness^H652.