Job 6 (kjv)

But Job^H347 answered^H6030 and said^H559,²Oh that^H3863 my grief^H3708 were throughly^H8254 weighed^H8254, and my calamity^{H1942 H1962} laid^H5375 in the balances^H3976 together^H3162!³For now it would be heavier^H3513 than the sand^H2344 of the sea^H3220: therefore my words^H1697 are swallowed up^H3886.⁴For the arrows^H2671 of the Almighty^H7706 are within^H5978 me, the poison^H2534 whereof drinketh up^H8354 my spirit^H7307: the terrors^H1161 of God^H433 do set themselves in array^H6186 against me.⁵Doth the wild ass^H6501 bray^H5101 when he hath grass^H1877? or loweth^H1600 the ox^H7794 over his fodder^H1098?⁶Can that which is unsavoury^H8602 be eaten^H398 without salt^H4417? or is there^H3426 any taste^H2940 in the white^H7388 of an egg^H2495?⁷The things that my soul^H5315 refused^H3985 to touch^H5060 are as my sorrowful^H1741 meat^H3899.

⁸Oh that I might have^H935 my request^H7596; and that God^H433 would grant^H5414 me the thing that I long for^H8615!⁹Even that it would please^H2974 God^H433 to destroy^H1792 me; that he would let loose^H5425 his hand^H3027, and cut me off^H1214 !¹⁰Then should I yet have comfort^H5165; yea, I would harden^H5539 myself in sorrow^H2427: let him not spare^H2550; for I have not concealed^H3582 the words^H561 of the Holy One^H6918.¹¹What is my strength^H3581, that I should hope^H3176? and what is mine end^H7093, that I should prolong^H748 my life^H5315?¹²Is my strength^H3581 the strength^H3581 of stones^H68? or is my flesh^H1320 of brass^H5153?¹³Is not my help^H5833 in me? and is wisdom^H8454 driven quite^H5080 from me?

¹⁴To him that is afflicted^H4523 pity^H2617 should be shewed from his friend^H7453; but he forsaketh^H5800 the fear^H3374 of the Almighty^H7706.¹⁵My brethren^H251 have dealt deceitfully^H898 as a brook^H5158, and as the stream^H650 of brooks^H5158 they pass away^H5674;¹⁶Which are blackish^H6937 by reason of the ice^H7140, and wherein the snow^H7950 is hid^H5956:¹⁷What time^H6256 they wax warm^H2215, they vanish^H6789: when it is hot^H2527, they are consumed out^H1846 of their place^H4725.¹⁸The paths^H734 of their way^H1870 are turned aside^H3943; they go^H5927 to nothing^H8414, and perish^H6.¹⁹The troops^H734 of Tema^H8485 looked^H5027, the companies^H1979 of Sheba^H7614 waited^H6960 for them.²⁰They were confounded^H954 because they had hoped^H982; they came^H935 thither, and were ashamed^H2659.²¹For now ye are nothing; ye see^H7200 my casting down^H2866, and are afraid^H3372.²²Did I say^H559, Bring^H3051 unto me? or, Give a reward^H7809 for me of your substance^H3581?²³Or, Deliver^H4422 me from the enemy's^H6862 hand^H3027? or, Redeem^H6299 me from the hand^H3027 of the mighty^H6184?²⁴Teach^H3384 me, and I will hold my tongue^H2790: and cause me to understand^H995 wherein I have erred^H7686.²⁵How forcible^H4834 are right^H3476 words^H561! but what doth your arguing^H3198 reprove^H3198?²⁶Do ye imagine^H2803 to reprove^H3198 words^H4405, and the speeches^H561 of one that is desperate^H2976, which are as wind^H7307?²⁷Yea, ye overwhelm^H5307 the fatherless^H3490, and ye dig^H3738 a pit for your friend^H7453.²⁸Now therefore be content^H2974, look^H6437 upon me; for it is evident^H6440 unto you if I lie^H3576.²⁹Return^H7725, I pray you, let it not be iniquity^H5766; yea, return again^H7725, my righteousness^H6664 is in it.³⁰Is there^H3426 iniquity^H5766 in my tongue^H3956? cannot my taste^H2441 discern^H995 perverse things^H1942?