Job 7 (kjv)

Is there not an appointed time^H6635 to man^H582 upon earth^H776? are not his days^H3117 also like the days^H3117 of an hireling^H7916?²As a servant^H5650 earnestly desireth^H7602 the shadow^H6738, and as an hireling^H7916 looketh^H6960 for the reward of his work^H6467:³So am I made to possess^H5157 months^H3391 of vanity^H7723, and wearisome^H5999 nights^H3915 are appointed^H4487 to me.⁴When I lie down^H7901, I say^H559, When shall I arise^H6965, and the night^H6153 be gone^H4059? and I am full^H7646 of tossings to and fro^H5076 unto the dawning of the day^H5399.⁵My flesh^H1320 is clothed^H3847 with worms^H7415 and clods^H1487 of dust^H6083; my skin^H5785 is broken^H7280, and become loathsome^H3988.⁶My days^H3117 are swifter^H7043 than a weaver's shuttle^H708, and are spent^H3615 without^H657 hope^H8615.⁷O remember^H2142 that my life^H2416 is wind^H7307: mine eye^H5869 shall no more^H7725 see^H7200 good^H2896.⁸The eye^H5869 of him that hath seen^H7210 me shall see^H7789 me no more: thine eyes^H5869 are upon me, and I am not.⁹As the cloud^H6051 is consumed^H3615 and vanisheth away^H3212: so he that goeth down^H3381 to the grave^H7585 shall come up^H5927 no more.¹⁰He shall return^H7725 no more to his house^H1004, neither shall his place^H4725 know^H5234 him any more.¹¹Therefore I will not refrain^H2820 my mouth^H6310; I will speak^H1696 in the anguish^H6862 of my spirit^H7307; I will complain^H7878 in the bitterness^H4751 of my soul^H5315.

¹²Am I a sea^H3220, or a whale^H8577, that thou settest^H7760 a watch^H4929 over me?¹³When I say^H559, My bed^H6210 shall comfort^H5162 me, my couch^H4904 shall ease^H5375 my complaint^H7879;¹⁴Then thou scarest^H2865 me with dreams^H2472, and terrifiest^H1204 me through visions^H2384:¹⁵So that my soul^H5315 chooseth^H977 strangling^H4267, and death^H4194 rather than my life^H6106.¹⁶I loathe^H3988 it; I would not live^H2421 alway^H5769: let me alone^H2308; for my days^H3117 are vanity^H1892.¹⁷What is man^H582, that thou shouldest magnify^H1431 him? and that thou shouldest set^H7896 thine heart^H3820 upon him?¹⁸And that thou shouldest visit^H6485 him every morning^H1242, and try^H974 him every moment^H7281?¹⁹How long^H4100 wilt thou not depart^H8159 from me, nor let me alone^H7503 till I swallow down^H1104 my spittle^H7536?²⁰I have sinned^H2398; what shall I do^H6466 unto thee, O thou preserver^H5341 of men^H120? why hast thou set^H7760 me as a mark^H4645 against thee, so that I am a burden^H4853 to myself?²¹And why dost thou not pardon^H5375 my transgression^H6588, and take away^H5674 mine iniquity^H5771? for now shall I sleep^H7901 in the dust^H6083; and thou shalt seek me in the morning^H7836, but I shall not be.