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WORD Research this...Job 35
- 1 Og Elihu tok atter til orde og sa:
- 2 Holder du det for rett, du som har sagt: Jeg er rettferdigere enn Gud,
- 3 at du sier: Hvad nytter det mig, hvad gagn har jeg av at jeg ikke synder?
- 4 Jeg vil gi dig svar, og dine venner med dig.
- 5 Vend ditt øie mot himmelen og se, gi akt på skyene høit over dig!
- 6 Om du synder, hvad gjør du ham med det? Og er dine overtredelser mange, hvad skade volder du ham?
- 7 Er du rettferdig, hvad kan du gi ham, hvad mottar han av din hånd?
- 8 Bare for et menneske, din likemann, kan din ugudelighet ha noget å si, og bare for et menneskebarn din rettferdighet.
- 9 Over de mange undertrykkelser klager de; de skriker om hjelp mot de mektiges arm.
- 10 Men ingen sier: Hvor er Gud, min skaper, han som lar lovsanger lyde om natten,
- 11 han som gir oss forstand fremfor jordens dyr og gjør oss vise fremfor himmelens fugler?
- 12 Da roper de, uten at han svarer, om hjelp mot de ondes overmot.
- 13 Ja visselig, Gud hører ikke på tomme ord, den Allmektige akter ikke på slikt.
- 14 Også når du sier at du ikke ser ham, så ser han nok din sak, og du må bie på ham.
- 15 Men nu, fordi du ikke gjør det, hjemsøker han dig i sin vrede, og han akter ikke stort på overmodige ord.
- 16 Og Job oplater sin munn med tom tale; han bruker mange ord i sin uforstand.
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Det Norsk Bibelselskap (1930) (bibelselskap - 2)
2020-02-08Norwegian bokmal (nb)
Denne er det Norsk Bibelselskapets 1930 utgave av Bibelen på Norsk (Bokmål)
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Text scanned and proofed by H. Priebe and co-workers. Based on the version prepared by Tore Vamraak.- Encoding: UTF-8
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- LCSH: Bible.Norwegian Bokmal
- Distribution Abbreviation: Bibelen på Norsk
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