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WORD Research this...Job 39
- 1 Ke ese ahnsou me kuhten wel kan kin ipwidi? Ke kin tehk duwen tiehn wel kan ar kin neitik?
- 2 Ke kin ese wadek sounpwong en ar liseian, oh ahnsoun ar pahn kin neitik?
- 3 Ke kin ese ahnsou me re pahn wendi oh kaipwidi wahnedirail kan?
- 4 Ke ese duwen ar kin apwalih oh kakairada wahnedirail kan nanwel, oh duwen ar kin tohrohrala sang irail oh sohla pwurodo?
- 5 Ihs me kihong saledek rehn ahsen nanwel kan? Ihs me kin lapwairailda pwe re en kin sansaledekseli?
- 6 Ngehi me kihong irail dewerail nan sapwtehn, oh nan mall akan pwe re en kin kousoan ie.
- 7 Re kin dohla sang mwoarong en kahnimw kan, oh sohte me kak kamandairailla oh koadoadoahkih irail.
- 8 Nahna kan, iei wasa re kin mwenge ie, wasahn ar rapahki kanarail dihpw.
- 9 Ia duwe, kou lawalo kan pahn men doadoahkohng uhk, de re pahn men kin pweidi nan dewen mahn akan rehmw?
- 10 Ke kak salihedi tumwe oh doadoahngki pwe en deipwelihada sapwomw, oh kapatapatahla?
- 11 Ke kak koapworopworki eh kehlail laud, oh likihong omw doadoahk toutou kan?
- 12 Ke lemeleme me e pahn wahdo rehmw wahnsapwomw, oh rikpene wahn wihd nan omw wasahn kamwakele wahn wihd?
- 13 Ia uwen pitipit en likapip en soangen mahn me adaneki ostris! Ahpw sohte ostris men kin kak pihr duwehte sidoahk.
- 14 Ostris kin kutoahrdiong nanpwel, pwe karakar en pwehl en kin sewese kasawa eh kutoahr kan.
- 15 E kin sasairki me kutoahre kan kak tiatipeseng, oh mahn lawalo kan kak kangala.
- 16 E sohte kin tehk kutoahre kan, oh sohte kin nsenohki ma sohte epwelparail.
- 17 Eri, iei ngehi me wiahda en kin mwomwen pweipwei, oh I sohte kihong en loalokong.
- 18 Ahpw ni eh kin tapihada tang, e marahrahsang oahs me aramas kin dake.
- 19 Ih kowe, Sohp, me kin kihong oahs akan ar kehlail, oh kin kalinganahki pohn tepinwararail wune kan?
- 20 Ih kowe me kin kalus irail, rasehng loukust kei, oh kamasangki aramas akan ngilen nan tumwarail?
- 21 Re kin sarepki pehrail pwehl nan wahu kan, nan mahwen re kin tenge ar imwintihti kan ni uwen ar kehlail koaros.
- 22 Re sehse dahkot masepwehk, oh sohte kedlahs pwoat kak kapweiekiraildi.
- 23 Tehtehn mahwen kan rehn soundake oahs akan kin sekesek oh piripir pahn ketipin.
- 24 Oahs akan kin rerrerki ar saloh nan mahwen, ahpw re kin wonlahte mwowe; ni ngilen sowi eh kin pepeuk, sohte me kak kapweiekiraildi.
- 25 Ni ar kin rongada ngilen sowi, re kin sapengki ngilen nan tumwarail. Ni arail dohsang mahwen, re kin kehnda dahpekpenehn karis kan, oh re kak rong ngilen kaunen sounpei kan ar ruruwes.
- 26 Ia duwe, kowe me padahkihong oahk mwomwen eh pahn pihr, ni eh kin kihpeseng peh kan pwe en pihrlahng palieir?
- 27 Ih kowe me kin ruwese ikel kan en wiahda pasarail kan wasa ilehn nahna kan?
- 28 Pasarail kan kin wiawihda pohn paip keieu ile kan, oh dewerail kan kin mi ni kumwen nahna apwal kan.
- 29 Re kin mi wasao ireirong wasa keren oh wasa doh kan, dahme re kak saikedi kanarail.
- 30 Wasa me mehla ehu kin mi ie, re kin pokonpene ie; oh kisin ikel tikitik kan kin medkihla ntahn me mehla kan.
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