Job 13
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Confronta con un'altra Bibbia
Cambia Bibbia
NEW JERUSALEM | NEW JERUSALEM |
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1 I have seen all this with my own eyes, heard with my own ears and understood. | 1 I have seen all this with my own eyes, heard with my own ears and understood. |
2 Whatever you know, I know too; I am in no way inferior to you. | 2 Whatever you know, I know too; I am in no way inferior to you. |
3 But my words are intended for Shaddai; I mean to remonstrate with God. | 3 But my words are intended for Shaddai; I mean to remonstrate with God. |
4 As for you, you are only charlatans, all worthless as doctors! | 4 As for you, you are only charlatans, all worthless as doctors! |
5 Wil no one teach you to be quiet -- the only wisdom that becomes you! | 5 Wil no one teach you to be quiet -- the only wisdom that becomes you! |
6 Kindly listen to my accusation and give your attention to the way I shall plead. | 6 Kindly listen to my accusation and give your attention to the way I shall plead. |
7 Do you mean to defend God by prevarication and by dishonest argument, | 7 Do you mean to defend God by prevarication and by dishonest argument, |
8 and, taking his side like this, appoint yourselves as his advocates? | 8 and, taking his side like this, appoint yourselves as his advocates? |
9 How would you fare, if he were to scrutinise you? Can he be duped as mortals are duped? | 9 How would you fare, if he were to scrutinise you? Can he be duped as mortals are duped? |
10 He would inflict a harsh rebuke on you for your covert partiality. | 10 He would inflict a harsh rebuke on you for your covert partiality. |
11 Does his majesty not affright you? Does his terror not overcome you? | 11 Does his majesty not affright you? Does his terror not overcome you? |
12 Your received ideas are maxims of ash, your retorts, retorts of clay. | 12 Your received ideas are maxims of ash, your retorts, retorts of clay. |
13 Be quiet! Kindly let me do the talking, happen to me what may. | 13 Be quiet! Kindly let me do the talking, happen to me what may. |
14 I am putting my flesh between my teeth, I am taking my life in my hands; | 14 I am putting my flesh between my teeth, I am taking my life in my hands; |
15 let him kill me if he will; I have no other hope than to justify my conduct in his eyes. | 15 let him kill me if he will; I have no other hope than to justify my conduct in his eyes. |
16 And this is what wil save me, for the wicked would not dare to appear before him. | 16 And this is what wil save me, for the wicked would not dare to appear before him. |
17 Listen careful y to my words, and pay attention to what I am going to say. | 17 Listen careful y to my words, and pay attention to what I am going to say. |
18 You see, I shal proceed by form of law, knowing that I am upright. | 18 You see, I shal proceed by form of law, knowing that I am upright. |
19 Who wants to contest my case? In advance, I agree to be silenced and to die! | 19 Who wants to contest my case? In advance, I agree to be silenced and to die! |
20 Only grant me two concessions, and then I shal not hide away from your face: | 20 Only grant me two concessions, and then I shal not hide away from your face: |
21 remove your hand, which lies so heavy on me, no longer make me cower from your terror. | 21 remove your hand, which lies so heavy on me, no longer make me cower from your terror. |
22 Then cal me forward and I shal answer, or rather, I shall speak and you wil answer. | 22 Then cal me forward and I shal answer, or rather, I shall speak and you wil answer. |
23 How many faults and crimes have I committed? Tell me what my misdeed has been, what my sin? | 23 How many faults and crimes have I committed? Tell me what my misdeed has been, what my sin? |
24 Why do you hide your face and look on me as your enemy? | 24 Why do you hide your face and look on me as your enemy? |
25 Do you want to intimidate a wind-blown leaf, do you want to pursue a dry straw? | 25 Do you want to intimidate a wind-blown leaf, do you want to pursue a dry straw? |
26 You who lay bitter al egations against me and tax me with the faults of my youth | 26 You who lay bitter al egations against me and tax me with the faults of my youth |
27 and have put my feet in the stocks; you examine my every step and measure my footprints one byone! | 27 and have put my feet in the stocks; you examine my every step and measure my footprints one byone! |
28 For his part, he crumbles away like rotten wood, or like a moth-eaten garment, | 28 For his part, he crumbles away like rotten wood, or like a moth-eaten garment, |