Job 9
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 9 of 42
Chapter Summary
1 Job acknowledges Jehovah's justice and shows there is no contending with him. 22 Man's innocence is not to be condemned by afflictions.
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Job agrees that God is just but argues no mortal can contend with God's immense power, as God overturns mountains, shakes the earth, and commands the …
Job states that even if he were innocent, his own mouth would condemn him. He laments the lack of an umpire between man and God, fearing God's tempest…
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Job agrees that God is just but argues no mortal can contend with God's immense power, as God overturns mountains, shakes the earth, and commands the stars without being seen.
Job 9:1-13Job states that even if he were innocent, his own mouth would condemn him. He laments the lack of an umpire between man and God, fearing God's tempest.
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