1. “Since times are not laid up by the Almighty, why do those who know Him not see His days?
2. They remove the landmarks; they seize flocks and feed on them.
3. They drive away the donkey of the fatherless; they take the widow’s ox for a pledge.
4. They turn the needy out of the way; the poor of the earth hide themselves together.
5. Behold, like wild donkeys in the desert, they go forth to their work, rising early for a prey. The wilderness yields food for them and for their children.
6. They reap his fodder in the field; and they glean the vineyard of the wicked.
7. They lodge the naked without clothing, and they have no covering in the cold.
8. They are wet with the showers of the mountains, and embrace the rock for lack of shelter.
9. They pluck the fatherless from the breast, and take a pledge from the poor.
10. They cause him to go naked without clothing, and they take away the sheaves from the hungry.
11. They press out oil among the olive rows; and they tread their winepresses, and still suffer thirst.
12. Men groan from out of the city, and the soul of the wounded cries out for help; yet God does not charge foolishness to them.
13. They are of those who rebel against the light; they know not His ways, nor stay in His paths.
14. The murderer rising with the dawn kills the poor and needy, and in the night he is as a thief.
15. And the eye of the adulterer waits for the twilight, saying, ‘No eye will see me;’ and he disguises his face.
16. In the dark they dig through houses, they shut themselves up in the daytime; they do not know the light.
17. For the morning is to them as the shadow of death; for they know the terrors of the shadow of death.
18. He is swift upon the waters; their portion is cursed in the earth; he turns not by the way of the vineyards.
19. Drought and heat eat up the snow waters; so does the grave those who have sinned.
20. The womb shall forget him; the worm shall feed sweetly on him; he shall be remembered no more; and wickedness shall be broken like a tree.
21. He ill-treats the women who bear no children; and does not do good for the widow.
22. He drags away the mighty with his power; he rises up, and no one is sure of life.
23. He gives them security, and they are supported; yet His eyes are on their ways.
24. They are exalted for a little while, but are gone and brought low; they are taken out of the way as all others, and are cut off like the heads of grain.
25. And if it is not so, who will make me a liar, and make my speech worth nothing?”
"Since timesH6256
HNcbpaare notH3808
HTnlaid upH6845
HVNp3cpby the Almighty,H7706
HRHNpwhyH4069
HTido those who know HimH3045
HCHVqrmpcHSp3msnotH3808
HTnseeH2372
HVqp3cpHis days?H3117
HNcmpcHSp3ms
They removeH5381
HVhi3mpthe landmarks;H1367
HNcfpathey seizeH1497
HVqp3cpflocksH5739
HNcmsaand feed on them.H7462
HCHVqw3mp
They drive awayH5090
HVqi3mpthe donkeyH2543
HNcbscof the fatherless;H3490
HNcmpathey take the widow'sH490
HNcfsaoxH7794
HNcmscfor a pledge.H2254
HVqi3mp
They turnH5186
HVhi3mpthe needyH34
HAampaout of the way;H1870
HRHNcbsathe poorH6035
HAampcof the earthH776
HNcbsahideH2244
HVPp3cpthemselves together.H3162
HD
Behold,H2005
HTmlikewild donkeysH6501
HNcmpain the desert,H4057
HRdHNcmsathey go forthH3318
HVqp3cpto their work,H6467
HRHNcmscHSp3mprising earlyH7836
HVprmpcfor a prey.H2964
HRdHNcmsaThe wildernessH6160
HNcfsaHl
HRHSp3msyieldsfoodH3899
HNcbsafor them and for their children.H5288
HRdHNcmpa
They reapH7114
HVqi3mphis fodderH1098
HNcmscHSp3msin the field;H7704
HRdHNcmsaand they gleanH3953
HVpi3mpthe vineyardH3754
HCHNcbsaof the wicked.H7563
HAamsa
They lodgeH3885
HVqi3mpthe nakedH6174
HAamsawithoutH1097
HRHNcmscclothing,H3830
HNcmsaand they have noH369
HCHTncoveringH3682
HNcfsain the cold.H7135
HRdHNcfsa
They are wetH7372
HVqi3mpwith the showersH2230
HRHNcmscof the mountains,H2022
HNcmpaand embraceH2263
HVpp3cpthe rockH6697
HNcmsafor lackH1097
HCHRHTnof shelter.H4268
HNcmsa
They pluckH1497
HVqi3mpthe fatherlessH3490
HNcmsaH5764
HCHRfrom the breast,H7699
HRHNcmsaand take a pledgeH2254
HVqi3mpfrom the poor.H6041
HAamsa
They cause him to goH1980
HVpp3cpnakedH6174
HAamsawithoutH1097
HTnclothing,H3830
HNcmsaand they take awayH5375
HVqp3cpthe sheavesH6016
HNcmsafrom the hungry.H7457
HCHAampa
They press out oilH6671
HVhi3mpamongH996
HRthe olive rows;H7791
HNcfpcHSp3mpand they treadH1869
HVqp3cptheir winepresses,H3342
HNcmpaand still suffer thirst.H6770
HCHVqw3mp
MenH4962
HNcmpagroanH5008
HVqi3mpfrom out of the city,H5892
HRHNcfsaand the soulH5315
HCHNcbscof the woundedH2491
HAampacries out for help;H7768
HVpi3fsyet GodH433
HCHNcmsadoes notH3808
HTnchargeH7760
HVqi3msfoolishnessH8604
HNcfsato them.
TheyH1992
HPp3mpare of thoseH1961
HVqp3cpwho rebelH4775
HRHVqrmpcagainst the light;H216
HNcbsathey knowH5234
HVhp3cpnotH3808
HTnHis ways,H1870
HNcbpcHSp3msnorH3808
HCHTnstayH3427
HVqp3cpin His paths.H5410
HRHNcbpcHSp3ms
The murdererH7523
HVqrmsarisingH6965
HVqi3mswith the dawnH216
HRdHNcbsakillsH6991
HVqi3msthe poorH6041
HAamsaand needy,H34
HCHAamsaand in the nightH3915
HCHRdHNcmsahe isH1961
HVqj3msas a thief.H1590
HRdHNcmsa
And the eyeH5869
HCHNcbscof the adultererH5003
HVqrmsawaits forH8104
HVqp3fsthe twilight,H5399
HNcmsasaying,H559
HRHVqc'NoH3808
HTneyeH5869
HNcbsawill see me;'H7789
HVqi3fsHSp1csand he disguisesH7760
HVqi3msH5643
HCHNcmschisface.H6440
HNcbpa
In the darkH2822
HRdHNcmsathey dig throughH2864
HVqp3mshouses,H1004
HNcmpathey shutH2856
HVpp3cpthemselvesHl
HRHSp3mpup in the daytime;H3119
HDthey do notH3808
HTnknowH3045
HVqp3cpthe light.H216
HNcbsa
ForH3588
HCH3162
HDthe morningH1242
HNcmsaisto themHl
HRHSp3mpas the shadow of death;H6757
HNcmsaforH3588
HCthey knowH5234
HVhi3msthe terrorsH1091
HNcfpcof the shadow of death.H6757
HNcmsa
HeH1931
HPp3msisswiftH7031
HAamsauponH5921
HRH6440
HNcbpcthe waters;H4325
HNcmpatheir portionH2513
HNcfscHSp3mpiscursedH7043
HVPi3fsin the earth;H776
HRdHNcbsahe turnsH6437
HVqi3msnotH3808
HTnby the wayH1870
HNcbscof the vineyards.H3754
HNcbpa
DroughtH6723
HNcfsaandH1571
HDheatH2527
HNcmsaeat upH1497
HVqi3mpthe snowH7950
HNcmsawaters;H4325
HNcmpcso doesthe graveH7585
HNpthose who have sinned.H2398
HVqp3cp
The wombH7358
HNcmsashall forget him;H7911
HVqi3msHSp3msthe wormH7415
HNcfsashall feed sweetly on him;H4988
HVqp3msHSp3mshe shall be rememberedH2142
HVNi3msnoH3808
HTnmore;H5750
HDand wickednessH5766
HNcbsashall be brokenH7665
HCHVNw3fslike a tree.H6086
HRdHNcmsa
Heill-treatsH7462
HVqrmsathe womenH6135
HAafsawho bearH3205
HVqi3fsnoH3808
HTnchildren; and does notH3808
HTndo goodH3190
HVhi3msfor the widow.H490
HCHNcfsa
He drags awayH4900
HCHVqq3msthe mightyH47
HAampawith his power;H3581
HRHNcmscHSp3mshe rises up,H6965
HVqi3msand noH3808
HCHTnone is sureH539
HVhi3msof life.H2416
HRdHNcmpa
He givesH5414
HVqi3msthemHl
HRHSp3mssecurity,H983
HRHNcmsaand they are supported;H8172
HCHVNi3msyet His eyesH5869
HCHNcbdcHSp3msareonH5921
HRtheir ways.H1870
HNcbpcHSp3mp


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