Job 13 (kjv)

Lo, mine eye^H5869 hath seen^H7200 all this, mine ear^H241 hath heard^H8085 and understood^H995 it.²What ye know^H1847, the same do I know^H3045 also: I am not inferior^H5307 unto you.³Surely^H199 I would speak^H1696 to the Almighty^H7706, and I desire^H2654 to reason^H3198 with God^H410.⁴But^H199 ye are forgers^H2950 of lies^H8267, ye are all physicians^H7495 of no value^H457.⁵O that^H5414 ye would altogether^H2790 hold your peace^H2790 ! and it should be your wisdom^H2451.⁶Hear^H8085 now my reasoning^H8433, and hearken^H7181 to the pleadings^H7379 of my lips^H8193.⁷Will ye speak^H1696 wickedly^H5766 for God^H410? and talk^H1696 deceitfully^H7423 for him?⁸Will ye accept^H5375 his person^H6440? will ye contend^H7378 for God^H410?⁹Is it good^H2895 that he should search you out^H2713? or as one man^H582 mocketh^H2048 another, do ye so mock^H2048 him?¹⁰He will surely^H3198 reprove^H3198 you, if ye do secretly^H5643 accept^H5375 persons^H6440.¹¹Shall not his excellency^H7613 make you afraid^H1204? and his dread^H6343 fall^H5307 upon you?¹²Your remembrances^H2146 are like^H4912 unto ashes^H665, your bodies^H1354 to bodies^H1354 of clay^H2563.¹³Hold your peace^H2790, let me alone, that I may speak^H1696, and let come^H5674 on me what will.

¹⁴Wherefore do I take^H5375 my flesh^H1320 in my teeth^H8127, and put^H7760 my life^H5315 in mine hand^H3709?¹⁵Though^H2005 he slay^H6991 me, yet will I trust^H3176 in him: but I will maintain^H3198 mine own ways^H1870 before^H6440 him.¹⁶He also shall be my salvation^H3444: for an hypocrite^H2611 shall not come^H935 before^H6440 him.¹⁷Hear^H8085 diligently^H8085 my speech^H4405, and my declaration^H262 with your ears^H241.¹⁸Behold now, I have ordered^H6186 my cause^H4941; I know^H3045 that I shall be justified^H6663.

¹⁹Who is he that will plead^H7378 with me? for now, if I hold my tongue^H2790, I shall give up the ghost^H1478.²⁰Only do^H6213 not two^H8147 things unto me: then will I not hide^H5641 myself from thee^H6440.²¹Withdraw^H7368 thine hand^H3709 far^H7368 from me: and let not thy dread^H367 make me afraid^H1204.²²Then call^H7121 thou, and I will answer^H6030: or let me speak^H1696, and answer^H7725 thou me.²³How many are mine iniquities^H5771 and sins^H2403? make me to know^H3045 my transgression^H6588 and my sin^H2403.²⁴Wherefore hidest^H5641 thou thy face^H6440, and holdest^H2803 me for thine enemy^H341?²⁵Wilt thou break^H6206 a leaf^H5929 driven to and fro^H5086? and wilt thou pursue^H7291 the dry^H3002 stubble^H7179?²⁶For thou writest^H3789 bitter things^H4846 against me, and makest me to possess^H3423 the iniquities^H5771 of my youth^H5271.²⁷Thou puttest^H7760 my feet^H7272 also in the stocks^H5465, and lookest narrowly^H8104 unto all my paths^H734; thou settest a print^H2707 upon the heels^H8328 of my feet^H7272.²⁸And he, as a rotten thing^H7538, consumeth^H1086, as a garment^H899 that is moth^H6211 eaten^H398.