Job 24 (kjv)

Why, seeing times^H6256 are not hidden^H6845 from the Almighty^H7706, do they that know^H3045 him not see^H2372 his days^H3117?²Some remove^H5381 the landmarks^H1367; they violently take away^H1497 flocks^H5739, and feed^H7462 thereof.³They drive away^H5090 the ass^H2543 of the fatherless^H3490, they take^H2254 the widow's^H490 ox^H7794 for a pledge^H2254.⁴They turn^H5186 the needy^H34 out of the way^H1870: the poor^{H6041 H6035} of the earth^H776 hide^H2244 themselves together^H3162.⁵Behold, as wild asses^H6501 in the desert^H4057, go they forth^H3318 to their work^H6467; rising betimes^H7836 for a prey^H2964: the wilderness^H6160 yieldeth food^H3899 for them and for their children^H5288.⁶They reap^{H7114 H7114} every one his corn^H1098 in the field^H7704: and they gather^H3953 the vintage^H3754 of the wicked^H7563.⁷They cause the naked^H6174 to lodge^H3885 without clothing^H3830, that they have no covering^H3682 in the cold^H7135.⁸They are wet^H7372 with the showers^H2230 of the mountains^H2022, and embrace^H2263 the rock^H6697 for want of a shelter^H4268.⁹They pluck^H1497 the fatherless^H3490 from the breast^H7699, and take a pledge^H2254 of the poor^H6041.¹⁰They cause him to go^H1980 naked^H6174 without clothing^H3830, and they take away^H5375 the sheaf^H6016 from the hungry^H7457;¹¹Which make oil^H6671 within^H996 their walls^H7791, and tread^H1869 their winepresses^H3342, and suffer thirst^H6770.¹²Men^H4962 groan^H5008 from out of the city^H5892, and the soul^H5315 of the wounded^H2491 crieth out^H7768: yet God^H433 layeth^H7760 not folly^H8604 to them.¹³They are of those that rebel^H4775 against the light^H216; they know^H5234 not the ways^H1870 thereof, nor abide^H3427 in the paths^H5410 thereof.¹⁴The murderer^H7523 rising^H6965 with the light^H216 killeth^H6991 the poor^H6041 and needy^H34, and in the night^H3915 is as a thief^H1590.¹⁵The eye^H5869 also of the adulterer^H5003 waiteth^H8104 for the twilight^H5399, saying^H559, No eye^H5869 shall see^H7789 me: and disguiseth^{H5643 H7760} his face^H6440.¹⁶In the dark^H2822 they dig through^H2864 houses^H1004, which they had marked^H2856 for themselves in the daytime^H3119: they know^H3045 not the light^H216.

¹⁷For the morning^H1242 is to them even as^H3162 the shadow of death^H6757: if one know^H5234 them, they are in the terrors^H1091 of the shadow of death^H6757.¹⁸He is swift^H7031 as the waters^{H6440 H4325}; their portion^H2513 is cursed^H7043 in the earth^H776: he beholdeth^H6437 not the way^H1870 of the vineyards^H3754.¹⁹Drought^H6723 and heat^H2527 consume^H1497 the snow^H7950 waters^H4325: so doth the grave^H7585 those which have sinned^H2398.²⁰The womb^H7358 shall forget^H7911 him; the worm^H7415 shall feed sweetly^H4988 on him; he shall be no more remembered^H2142; and wickedness^H5766 shall be broken^H7665 as a tree^H6086.²¹He evil entreateth^H7462 the barren^H6135 that beareth^H3205 not: and doeth not good^H3190 to the widow^H490.²²He draweth^H4900 also the mighty^H47 with his power^H3581: he riseth up^H6965, and no man is sure^H539 of life^H2416.²³Though it be given^H5414 him to be in safety^H983, whereon he resteth^H8172; yet his eyes^H5869 are upon their ways^H1870.²⁴They are exalted^H7426 for a little while^H4592, but are gone and brought low^H4355; they are taken out^H7092 of the way^H1870 as all other, and cut off^H5243 as the tops^H7218 of the ears of corn^H7641.²⁵And if it be not so now^H645, who will make^H7760 me a liar^H3576, and make^H7760 my speech^H4405 nothing worth^H408?