Job 第 3 章 - King James Strong Number Version

1

After <H0310> this opened <H6605> Job <H0347> his mouth, <H6310> and cursed <H7043> his day. <H3117>

2

And Job <H0347> spake, <H6030> and said, <H0559>

3

Let the day <H3117> perish <H0006> wherein I was born, <H3205> and the night <H3915> [in which] it was said, <H0559> There is a man <H1397> child conceived. <H2029>

4

Let that day <H3117> be darkness; <H2822> let not God <H0433> regard <H1875> it from above, <H4605> neither let the light <H5105> shine <H3313> upon it.

5

Let darkness <H2822> and the shadow of death <H6757> stain <H1350> it; let a cloud <H6053> dwell <H7931> upon it; let the blackness <H3650> of the day <H3117> terrify <H1204> it.

6

As [for] that night, <H3915> let darkness <H0652> seize <H3947> upon it; let it not be joined <H2302> unto the days <H3117> of the year, <H8141> let it not come <H0935> into the number <H4557> of the months. <H3391>

7

Lo, let that night <H3915> be solitary, <H1565> let no joyful voice <H7445> come <H0935> therein.

8

Let them curse <H5344> it that curse <H0779> the day, <H3117> who are ready <H6264> to raise up <H5782> their mourning. <H3882>

9

Let the stars <H3556> of the twilight <H5399> thereof be dark; <H2821> let it look <H6960> for light, <H0216> but [have] none; neither let it see <H7200> the dawning <H6079> of the day: <H7837>

10

Because it shut <H5462> not up the doors <H1817> of my [mother's] womb, <H0990> nor hid <H5641> sorrow <H5999> from mine eyes. <H5869>

11

Why died <H4191> I not from the womb? <H7358> [why] did I [not] give up the ghost <H1478> when I came out <H3318> of the belly? <H0990>

12

Why did the knees <H1290> prevent <H6923> me? or why the breasts <H7699> that I should suck? <H3243>

13

For now should I have lain still <H7901> and been quiet, <H8252> I should have slept: <H3462> then had I been at rest, <H5117>

14

With kings <H4428> and counsellors <H3289> of the earth, <H0776> which built <H1129> desolate places <H2723> for themselves;

15

Or with princes <H8269> that had gold, <H2091> who filled <H4390> their houses <H1004> with silver: <H3701>

16

Or as an hidden <H2934> untimely birth <H5309> I had not been; as infants <H5768> [which] never saw <H7200> light. <H0216>

17

There the wicked <H7563> cease <H2308> [from] troubling; <H7267> and there the weary <H3019> <H3581> be at rest. <H5117>

18

[There] the prisoners <H0615> rest <H7599> together; <H3162> they hear <H8085> not the voice <H6963> of the oppressor. <H5065>

19

The small <H6996> and great <H1419> are there; and the servant <H5650> [is] free <H2670> from his master. <H0113>

20

Wherefore is light <H0216> given <H5414> to him that is in misery, <H6001> and life <H2416> unto the bitter <H4751> [in] soul; <H5315>

21

Which long <H2442> for death, <H4194> but it [cometh] not; and dig <H2658> for it more than for hid treasures; <H4301>

22

Which rejoice <H8056> exceedingly, <H1524> [and] are glad, <H7797> when they can find <H4672> the grave? <H6913>

23

[Why is light given] to a man <H1397> whose way <H1870> is hid, <H5641> and whom God <H0433> hath hedged in? <H5526>

24

For my sighing <H0585> cometh <H0935> before <H6440> I eat, <H3899> and my roarings <H7581> are poured out <H5413> like the waters. <H4325>

25

For the thing which I greatly <H6343> feared <H6342> is come <H0857> upon me, and that which I was afraid <H3025> of is come <H0935> unto me.

26

I was not in safety, <H7951> neither had I rest, <H8252> neither was I quiet; <H5117> yet trouble <H7267> came. <H0935>