Job 6
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NEW JERUSALEM | LXX |
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1 Job spoke next. He said: | 1 υπολαβων δε ιωβ λεγει |
2 If only my misery could be weighed, and al my il s be put together on the scales! | 2 ει γαρ τις ιστων στησαι μου την οργην τας δε οδυνας μου αραι εν ζυγω ομοθυμαδον |
3 But they outweigh the sands of the seas: what wonder then if my words are wild? | 3 και δη αμμου παραλιας βαρυτερα εσται αλλ' ως εοικεν τα ρηματα μου εστιν φαυλα |
4 The arrows of Shaddai stick fast in me, my spirit absorbs their poison, God's terrors stand paradedagainst me. | 4 βελη γαρ κυριου εν τω σωματι μου εστιν ων ο θυμος αυτων εκπινει μου το αιμα οταν αρξωμαι λαλειν κεντουσι με |
5 Does a wild donkey bray when it has grass, or an ox low when its fodder is within reach? | 5 τι γαρ μη δια κενης κεκραξεται ονος αγριος αλλ' η τα σιτα ζητων ει δε και ρηξει φωνην βους επι φατνης εχων τα βρωματα |
6 Is not food insipid, eaten without salt, is there any taste in egg-white? | 6 ει βρωθησεται αρτος ανευ αλος ει δε και εστιν γευμα εν ρημασιν κενοις |
7 But the very things my appetite revolts at are now my diet in sickness. | 7 ου δυναται γαρ παυσασθαι μου η ψυχη βρομον γαρ ορω τα σιτα μου ωσπερ οσμην λεοντος |
8 Will no one hear my prayer, will not God himself grant my hope? | 8 ει γαρ δωη και ελθοι μου η αιτησις και την ελπιδα μου δωη ο κυριος |
9 May it please God to crush me, to give his hand free play and do away with me! | 9 αρξαμενος ο κυριος τρωσατω με εις τελος δε μη με ανελετω |
10 This thought, at least, would give me comfort (a thril of joy in unrelenting pain), that I never rebel edagainst the Holy One's decrees. | 10 ειη δε μου πολις ταφος εφ' ης επι τειχεων ηλλομην επ' αυτης ου μη φεισωμαι ου γαρ εψευσαμην ρηματα αγια θεου μου |
11 But have I the strength to go on waiting? And why be patient, when doomed to such an end? | 11 τις γαρ μου η ισχυς οτι υπομενω η τις μου ο χρονος οτι ανεχεται μου η ψυχη |
12 Is mine the strength of stone, is my flesh made of bronze? | 12 μη ισχυς λιθων η ισχυς μου η αι σαρκες μου εισιν χαλκειαι |
13 Can I support myself on nothing? Has not al help deserted me? | 13 η ουκ επ' αυτω επεποιθειν βοηθεια δε απ' εμου απεστιν |
14 Refuse faithful love to your neighbour and you forsake the fear of Shaddai. | 14 απειπατο με ελεος επισκοπη δε κυριου υπερειδεν με |
15 Like the torrent, my brothers have proved deceptive, as fleeting torrents they flow: | 15 ου προσειδον με οι εγγυτατοι μου ωσπερ χειμαρρους εκλειπων η ωσπερ κυμα παρηλθον με |
16 the ice makes their waters turgid when, above them, the snow melts, | 16 οιτινες με διευλαβουντο νυν επιπεπτωκασιν μοι ωσπερ χιων η κρυσταλλος πεπηγως |
17 but, come the burning summer, they run dry, they vanish in the heat of the sun. | 17 καθως τακεισα θερμης γενομενης ουκ επεγνωσθη οπερ ην |
18 Caravans leave the trail to find them, go deep into wastelands, and are lost. | 18 ουτως καγω κατελειφθην υπο παντων απωλομην δε και εξοικος εγενομην |
19 The caravans of Tema look to them, and on them Sheba's convoys build their hopes. | 19 ιδετε οδους θαιμανων ατραπους σαβων οι διορωντες |
20 Their trust brings only embarrassment, they reach them only to be thwarted. | 20 και αισχυνην οφειλησουσιν οι επι πολεσιν και χρημασιν πεποιθοτες |
21 And this is how you now treat me, terrified at the sight of me, you take fright. | 21 αταρ δε και υμεις επεβητε μοι ανελεημονως ωστε ιδοντες το εμον τραυμα φοβηθητε |
22 Have I said to you, 'Give me something, make some present for me at your own cost, | 22 τι γαρ μη τι υμας ητησα η της παρ' υμων ισχυος επιδεομαι |
23 snatch me from the grasp of an oppressor, ransom me from the grip of a violent man'? | 23 ωστε σωσαι με εξ εχθρων η εκ χειρος δυναστων ρυσασθαι με |
24 Put me right, and I shal say no more; show me where I have been at fault. | 24 διδαξατε με εγω δε κωφευσω ει τι πεπλανημαι φρασατε μοι |
25 Fair comment can be borne without resentment, but what are your strictures aimed at? | 25 αλλ' ως εοικεν φαυλα αληθινου ρηματα ου γαρ παρ' υμων ισχυν αιτουμαι |
26 Do you think mere words deserve censure, desperate speech that the wind blows away? | 26 ουδε ο ελεγχος υμων ρημασιν με παυσει ουδε γαρ υμων φθεγμα ρηματος ανεξομαι |
27 Soon you wil be haggling over the price of an orphan, and sel ing your friend at bargain price! | 27 πλην οτι επ' ορφανω επιπιπτετε εναλλεσθε δε επι φιλω υμων |
28 Come, I beg you, look at me: man to man, I shal not lie. | 28 νυνι δε εισβλεψας εις προσωπα υμων ου ψευσομαι |
29 Relent then, no harm is done; relent then, since I am upright. | 29 καθισατε δη και μη ειη αδικον και παλιν τω δικαιω συνερχεσθε |
30 Is evil to be found on my lips? Can I not recognise misfortune when I taste it? | 30 ου γαρ εστιν εν γλωσση μου αδικον η ο λαρυγξ μου ουχι συνεσιν μελετα |