| JobChapter 40 | 
| 1 MOREOVER the LORD answered Job, and said, | 
| 2 Many are the counsels of God; he who reproves God must answer for it. | 
| 3 Then Job answered the LORD, and said, | 
| 4 Behold, I am unworthy; what shall I answer thee? I will lay my hand upon my mouth. | 
| 5 Once I have spoken; but I will not answer; yea, twice, but I will proceed no further. | 
| 6 Then the LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said, | 
| 7 Gird up your loins now like a man; I will question you, and you shall declare to me. | 
| 8 Will you disannul my judgment? Will you even condemn me, that you may be justified? | 
| 9 Have you an arm like God? Or can you thunder with a voice like him? | 
| 10 Deck yourself now with majesty and excellency; and array yourself with glory and beauty. | 
| 11 Cast away the rage of your wrath; and look upon everyone that is proud, and abase him; | 
| 12 And cast the sinners into their place. | 
| 13 Bury them in the earth together; cover their faces with fine dust. | 
| 14 Then will I also give you credit when your own right hand has saved you. | 
| 15 Behold now the hippopotamus which I made for you; he eats grass like an ox. | 
| 16 Lo, his strength is in his loins, and his tail stands erect like a cedar tree. | 
| 17 The sinews of his thighs bulge out. | 
| 18 His bones are strong as pieces of brass; yea, they are like bars of iron. | 
| 19 He is the chief among God's creations; for he made him powerful to fight. | 
| 20 He roams about the mountains, and all the wild beasts of the field lie down under his protection. | 
| 21 He lurks in the covert of reeds, he couches as a lion. | 
| 22 The shady trees cover him with their shadow; the willows of the brook encircle him. | 
| 23 Behold, if he plunges into the river, he is not afraid; he is confident, though the Jordan reaches to his mouth. | 
| 24 Can one take him with a hook, or catch him with a net? Can one snare him in a trap, or can one bind his tongue with a rope? | 
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| JobChapter 40 | АюбГлава 40 | 
| 1 MOREOVER the LORD answered Job, and said, | 1  | 
| 2 Many are the counsels of God; he who reproves God must answer for it. | 2  | 
| 3 Then Job answered the LORD, and said, | 3  | 
| 4 Behold, I am unworthy; what shall I answer thee? I will lay my hand upon my mouth. | 4  | 
| 5 Once I have spoken; but I will not answer; yea, twice, but I will proceed no further. | 5  | 
| 6 Then the LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said, | 6  | 
| 7 Gird up your loins now like a man; I will question you, and you shall declare to me. | 7  | 
| 8 Will you disannul my judgment? Will you even condemn me, that you may be justified? | 8  | 
| 9 Have you an arm like God? Or can you thunder with a voice like him? | 9  | 
| 10 Deck yourself now with majesty and excellency; and array yourself with glory and beauty. | 10  | 
| 11 Cast away the rage of your wrath; and look upon everyone that is proud, and abase him; | 11  | 
| 12 And cast the sinners into their place. | 12  | 
| 13 Bury them in the earth together; cover their faces with fine dust. | 13  | 
| 14 Then will I also give you credit when your own right hand has saved you. | 14  | 
| 15 Behold now the hippopotamus which I made for you; he eats grass like an ox. | 15  | 
| 16 Lo, his strength is in his loins, and his tail stands erect like a cedar tree. | 16  | 
| 17 The sinews of his thighs bulge out. | 17  | 
| 18 His bones are strong as pieces of brass; yea, they are like bars of iron. | 18  | 
| 19 He is the chief among God's creations; for he made him powerful to fight. | 19  | 
| 20 He roams about the mountains, and all the wild beasts of the field lie down under his protection. | 20  | 
| 21 He lurks in the covert of reeds, he couches as a lion. | 21  | 
| 22 The shady trees cover him with their shadow; the willows of the brook encircle him. | 22  | 
| 23 Behold, if he plunges into the river, he is not afraid; he is confident, though the Jordan reaches to his mouth. | 23  | 
| 24 Can one take him with a hook, or catch him with a net? Can one snare him in a trap, or can one bind his tongue with a rope? | 24  |