Job 22 (kjv)

Then Eliphaz^H464 the Temanite^H8489 answered^H6030 and said^H559,²Can a man^H1397 be profitable^H5532 unto God^H410, as^H3588 he that is wise^H7919 may be profitable^H5532 unto himself?³Is it any pleasure^H2656 to the Almighty^H7706, that thou art righteous^H6663? or is it gain^H1215 to him, that thou makest thy ways^H1870 perfect^H8552?⁴Will he reprove^H3198 thee for fear^H3374 of thee? will he enter^H935 with thee into judgment^H4941?

⁵Is not thy wickedness^H7451 great^H7227? and thine iniquities^H5771 infinite^H7093?⁶For thou hast taken a pledge^H2254 from thy brother^H251 for nought^H2600, and stripped^H6584 the naked^H6174 of their clothing^H899.⁷Thou hast not given water^H4325 to the weary^H5889 to drink^H8248, and thou hast withholden^H4513 bread^H3899 from the hungry^H7457.⁸But as for the mighty^H2220 man^H376, he had the earth^H776; and the honourable man^{H5375 H6440} dwelt^H3427 in it.⁹Thou hast sent^H7971 widows^H490 away empty^H7387, and the arms^H2220 of the fatherless^H3490 have been broken^H1792.¹⁰Therefore snares^H6341 are round about^H5439 thee, and sudden^H6597 fear^H6343 troubleth^H926 thee;¹¹Or darkness^H2822, that thou canst not see^H7200; and abundance^H8229 of waters^H4325 cover^H3680 thee.¹²Is not God^H433 in the height^H1363 of heaven^H8064? and behold^H7200 the height^H7218 of the stars^H3556, how high^H7311 they are!¹³And thou sayest^H559, How doth God^H410 know^H3045? can he judge^H8199 through the dark cloud^H6205?¹⁴Thick clouds^H5645 are a covering^H5643 to him, that he seeth^H7200 not; and he walketh^H1980 in the circuit^H2329 of heaven^H8064.¹⁵Hast thou marked^H8104 the old^H5769 way^H734 which wicked^H205 men^H4962 have trodden^H1869?¹⁶Which were cut down^H7059 out of time^H6256, whose foundation^H3247 was overflown^H3332 with a flood^H5104:¹⁷Which said^H559 unto God^H410, Depart^H5493 from us: and what can the Almighty^H7706 do^H6466 for them?¹⁸Yet he filled^H4390 their houses^H1004 with good^H2896 things: but the counsel^H6098 of the wicked^H7563 is far^H7368 from me.¹⁹The righteous^H6662 see^H7200 it, and are glad^H8055: and the innocent^H5355 laugh them to scorn^H3932.²⁰Whereas^H518 our substance^H7009 is not cut down^H3582, but the remnant^H3499 of them the fire^H784 consumeth^H398.

²¹Acquaint^H5532 now thyself with him, and be at peace^H7999: thereby good^H2896 shall come^H935 unto thee.²²Receive^H3947, I pray thee, the law^H8451 from his mouth^H6310, and lay up^H7760 his words^H561 in thine heart^H3824.²³If thou return^H7725 to the Almighty^H7706, thou shalt be built up^H1129, thou shalt put away^H7368 iniquity^H5766 far^H7368 from thy tabernacles^H168.²⁴Then shalt thou lay up^H7896 gold^H1220 as^H5921 dust^H6083, and the gold of Ophir^H211 as the stones^H6697 of the brooks^H5158.²⁵Yea, the Almighty^H7706 shall be thy defence^H1220, and thou shalt have plenty^H8443 of silver^H3701.²⁶For then shalt thou have thy delight^H6026 in the Almighty^H7706, and shalt lift up^H5375 thy face^H6440 unto God^H433.²⁷Thou shalt make thy prayer^H6279 unto him, and he shall hear^H8085 thee, and thou shalt pay^H7999 thy vows^H5088.²⁸Thou shalt also decree^H1504 a thing^H562, and it shall be established^H6965 unto thee: and the light^H216 shall shine^H5050 upon thy ways^H1870.²⁹When men are cast down^H8213, then thou shalt say^H559, There is lifting up^H1466; and he shall save^H3467 the humble^H7807 person^H5869.³⁰He shall deliver^H4422 the island^H336 of the innocent^H5355: and it is delivered^H4422 by the pureness^H1252 of thine hands^H3709.