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WORD Research this...Job 9
- 1 Saa tog Job til Orde og svarede:
- 2 Jeg ved forvist, at saaledes er det, hvad Ret har en dødelig over for Gud?
- 3 Vilde Gud gaa i Rette med ham, kan han ikke svare paa et af tusind!
- 4 Viis af Hjerte og vældig i Kraft hvo trodsede ham og slap vel derfra?
- 5 Han flytter Bjerge saa let som intet, vælter dem om i sin Vrede,
- 6 ryster Jorden ud af dens Fuger, saa dens Grundstøtter bæver;
- 7 han taler til Solen, saa skinner den ikke, for Stjernerne sætter han Segl,
- 8 han udspænder Himlen ene, skrider hen over Havets Kamme,
- 9 han skabte Bjørnen, Orion, Syvstjernen og Sydens Kamre,
- 10 han øver ufattelig Vælde og Undere uden Tal!
- 11 Gaar han forbi mig, ser jeg ham ikke, farer han hen, jeg mærker ham ikke;
- 12 røver han, hvem mon der hindrer ham i det? Hvo siger til ham: »Hvad gør du?«
- 13 Gud lægger ikke Baand paa sin Vrede, Rahabs Hjælpere bøjed sig under ham;
- 14 hvor kan jeg da give ham Svar og rettelig føje min Tale for ham!
- 15 Har jeg end Ret, jeg kan dog ej svare, maa bede min Dommer om Naade!
- 16 Nævned jeg ham, han svared mig ikke, han hørte, tror jeg, ikke min Røst,
- 17 han, som river mig bort i Stormen, giver mig Saar paa Saar uden Grund,
- 18 ikke lader mig drage Aande, men lader mig mættes med beske Ting.
- 19 Gælder det Kæmpekraft, melder han sig! Gælder det Ret, hvo stævner ham da!
- 20 Har jeg end Ret, maa min Mund dog fælde mig, er jeg end skyldfri, han gør mig dog vrang!
- 21 Skyldfri er jeg, ser bort fra min Sjæl og agter mit Liv for intet!
- 22 Lige meget; jeg paastaar derfor: Skyldfri og skyldig gør han til intet!
- 23 Naar Svøben kommer med Død i et Nu, saa spotter han skyldfries Hjertekval;
- 24 Jorden gav han i gudløses Haand, hylder dens Dommeres Øjne til, hvem ellers, om ikke han?
- 25 Raskere end Løberen fløj mine Dage, de svandt og saa ikke Lykke,
- 26 gled hen som Baade af Siv, som en Ørn, der slaar ned paa Bytte.
- 27 Dersom jeg siger: »Mit Suk vil jeg glemme, glatte mit Ansigt og være glad,«
- 28 maa jeg dog grue for al min Smerte, jeg ved, du kender mig ikke fri.
- 29 Jeg skal nu engang være skyldig, hvorfor da slide til ingen Nytte?
- 30 Toed jeg mig i Sne og tvætted i Lud mine Hænder,
- 31 du dypped mig dog i Pølen, saa Klæderne væmmedes ved mig.
- 32 Thi du er ikke en Mand som jeg, saa jeg kunde svare, saa vi kunde gaa for Retten sammen;
- 33 vi savner en Voldgiftsmand til at lægge sin Haand paa os begge!
- 34 Fried han mig for sin Stok, og skræmmed hans Rædsler mig ikke,
- 35 da talte jeg uden at frygte ham, thi min Dom om mig selv er en anden!
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