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WORD Research this...Hiob 35
- 1 Und Elihu hob wieder an und sprach:
- 2 Hältst du das für recht? Du hast gesagt: Meine Gerechtigkeit ist größer als diejenige Gottes.
- 3 Denn du fragst, was sie dir nütze; was gewinne ich mehr, als wenn ich gesündigt hätte? -
- 4 Ich will dir Worte erwidern und deinen Genossen mit dir.
- 5 Blicke gen Himmel und sieh, und schaue die Wolken an, -sie sind höher als du.
- 6 Wenn du sündigst, was tust du ihm an? und mehren sich deine Übertretungen, was fügst du ihm zu?
- 7 Wenn du gerecht bist, was gibst du ihm, oder was empfängt er aus deiner Hand?
- 8 Für einen Mann wie du gilt deine Gesetzlosigkeit etwas, und für ein Menschenkind deine Gerechtigkeit.
- 9 Wegen der Menge der Bedrückungen schreit man; man ruft um Hülfe wegen des Armes der Großen.
- 10 Aber man spricht nicht: Wo ist Gott, mein Schöpfer, der Gesänge gibt in der Nacht,
- 11 der uns mehr belehrt als die Tiere der Erde, und uns weiser macht als das Gevögel des Himmels?
- 12 Alsdann schreit man, wegen des Hochmuts der Bösen, aber er antwortet nicht.
- 13 Auf nur Eitles hört Gott nicht, und der Allmächtige schaut es nicht an.
- 14 Wenn du auch sagst, du schauest ihn nicht-die Rechtssache ist vor ihm; so harre sein.
- 15 Und nun, wenn sein Zorn nicht heimgesucht hat, sollte er nicht sehr wohl um den Übermut wissen?
- 16 Und so sperrt Hiob eitler Weise seinen Mund auf, häuft Worte ohne Erkenntnis.
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Elberfelder (1871) (elberfelder - 1.2)
2020-02-06German (de)
Elberfelder Übersetzung von 1871 (sogenannt).
- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible.German
- Distribution Abbreviation: Elberfelder Bibeln
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- history_1.0
- First version of the GerElb1871 module. Most things are working (footnotes and most of the ThML crossreferences)
- history_1.1
- (2003-06-19) Fixed unbalanced tags, encoded as UTF-8, compressed module, marked more cross-refs into scripRefs
- history_1.1.1
- (2013-07-30) Identified this as the so-called 1871 Elberfelder since we don’t actually know the date
- history_1.1.2
- (2013-08-20) Corrected .conf encoding
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