Job 40 (kjv)

Moreover the LORD^H3068 answered^H6030 Job^H347, and said^H559,²Shall he that contendeth^H7378 with the Almighty^H7706 instruct^H3250 him? he that reproveth^H3198 God^H433, let him answer^H6030 it.³Then Job^H347 answered^H6030 the LORD^H3068, and said^H559,⁴Behold, I am vile^H7043; what shall I answer^H7725 thee? I will lay^H7760 mine hand^H3027 upon^H3926 my mouth^H6310.⁵Once^H259 have I spoken^H1696; but I will not answer^H6030: yea, twice^H8147; but I will proceed no further^H3254.

⁶Then answered^H6030 the LORD^H3068 unto Job^H347 out of the whirlwind^H5591, and said^H559,⁷Gird up^H247 thy loins^H2504 now like a man^H1397: I will demand^H7592 of thee, and declare^H3045 thou unto me.⁸Wilt thou also disannul^H6565 my judgment^H4941? wilt thou condemn^H7561 me, that thou mayest be righteous^H6663?⁹Hast thou an arm^H2220 like God^H410? or canst thou thunder^H7481 with a voice^H6963 like him?¹⁰Deck^H5710 thyself now with majesty^H1347 and excellency^H1363; and array^H3847 thyself with glory^H1935 and beauty^H1926.¹¹Cast abroad^H6327 the rage^H5678 of thy wrath^H639: and behold^H7200 every one that is proud^H1343, and abase^H8213 him.¹²Look^H7200 on every one that is proud^H1343, and bring him low^H3665; and tread down^H1915 the wicked^H7563 in their place.¹³Hide^H2934 them in the dust^H6083 together^H3162; and bind^H2280 their faces^H6440 in secret^H2934.¹⁴Then will I also confess^H3034 unto thee that thine own right hand^H3225 can save^H3467 thee.¹⁵Behold now behemoth^H930, which I made^H6213 with thee; he eateth^H398 grass^H2682 as an ox^H1241.

¹⁶Lo now, his strength^H3581 is in his loins^H4975, and his force^H202 is in the navel^H8306 of his belly^H990.¹⁷He moveth^H2654 his tail^H2180 like a cedar^H730: the sinews^H1517 of his stones^H6344 are wrapped together^H8276.¹⁸His bones^H6106 are as strong^H650 pieces of brass^H5154; his bones^H1634 are like bars^H4300 of iron^H1270.¹⁹He is the chief^H7225 of the ways^H1870 of God^H410: he that made^H6213 him can make^H5066 his sword^H2719 to approach^H5066 unto him.²⁰Surely the mountains^H2022 bring him forth^H5375 food^H944, where all the beasts^H2416 of the field^H7704 play^H7832.²¹He lieth^H7901 under the shady trees^H6628, in the covert^H5643 of the reed^H7070, and fens^H1207.²²The shady trees^H6628 cover^H5526 him with their shadow^H6752; the willows^H6155 of the brook^H5158 compass him about^H5437.²³Behold, he drinketh up^H6231 a river^H5104, and hasteth^H2648 not: he trusteth^H982 that he can draw up^H1518 Jordan^H3383 into his mouth^H6310.²⁴He taketh^H3947 it with his eyes^H5869: his nose^H639 pierceth through^H5344 snares^H4170.