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    Job 22

    1 Then in response, Eliphaz from Teman said:ISV — Job 22:1

    2 “Can a human being be useful to God, since he, who is wise, is sufficient to himself?ISV — Job 22:2

    3 Will it please the Almighty if you are innocent, or does he profit if your life is a22:3 Lit. your ways are blameless?ISV — Job 22:3

    4 Will he acquit you just because you fear him, and render a verdict on your behalf?ISV — Job 22:4

    5 Your wickedness is great, isn’t it? There’s no limit to your iniquity, is there?ISV — Job 22:5

    6 “After all, you’ve taken collateral from your relatives for no reason; you stripped the naked of their clothing. b22:6 i.e. in exchange for a short-term loanISV — Job 22:6

    7 You’ve neglected to give water to the weary, c22:7 MT has cause the weary to drink and you’ve withheld food from the hungry.ISV — Job 22:7

    8 The land belongs to the powerful, and the privileged d22:8 Lit. who lifts the face thrive in it.ISV — Job 22:8

    9 You sent away widows empty-handed, and broke the outstretched arms of orphans.ISV — Job 22:9

    10 That’s why disaster surrounds you, terror suddenly overwhelms you,ISV — Job 22:10

    11 you see nothing but darkness, and a flood of troubles e22:11 The Heb. lacks of troubles drowns you.”ISV — Job 22:11

    12 “Isn’t God in heaven above? Consider how far away the stars are, and how lofty they are!ISV — Job 22:12

    13 You’ve asked, ‘What does God know? Can he sort through pitch black darkness?’ f22:13 Or deep darknessISV — Job 22:13

    14 Thick clouds cover him so he can’t see as he walks back and forth at heaven’s horizon.ISV — Job 22:14

    15 “Will you keep walking on the traditional path that sinners g22:15 MT has men of iniquity have tread,ISV — Job 22:15

    16 who were snatched away before their time; when their foundation was swept away by a river?ISV — Job 22:16

    17 They told God, ‘Get away from us!’ and ‘What will the Almighty do to them?’ISV — Job 22:17

    18 “Though God h22:18 Lit. he fills their houses with good things, the counsel of the wicked will remain far from me.ISV — Job 22:18

    19 The righteous will see this and rejoice; the innocent will insult him, saying, i22:19 The Heb. lacks sayingISV — Job 22:19

    20 ‘Our enemies are sure to be destroyed, and fire will burn up what’s left of their riches.”ISV — Job 22:20

    21 “Get to know God, and you’ll be at peace with him, and then prosperity will come to you.ISV — Job 22:21

    22 Accept what he has to teach you, and treasure his words in your heart.ISV — Job 22:22

    23 “If you return to the Almighty you’ll be restored, as you remove iniquity from your household. j22:23 Lit. tentISV — Job 22:23

    24 Bury your gold nuggets in the dust, and your source of gold k22:24 Lit. Ophir; i.e., an ancient source fine gold; cf. 1Chr 29:4 among the stones in a streambed,ISV — Job 22:24

    25 and then the Almighty will be your gold and your refined silver.ISV — Job 22:25

    26 “Then you’ll take delight in the Almighty; and will turn your face toward God.ISV — Job 22:26

    27 You’ll entreat him and he’ll listen to you as you fulfill your vows.ISV — Job 22:27

    28 When you make a decision on something, it will be established for you, and light will brighten l22:28 Or enlighten your way.ISV — Job 22:28

    29 “For when they’re humbled, you may respond; m22:29 Lit. say back ‘It’s their pride!’ but he delivers the humble.ISV — Job 22:29

    30 He’ll even deliver the guilty, who will be delivered through your innocence.” n22:30 Lit. through the cleanness of your handsISV — Job 22:30

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