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The Holy Bible in Modern English. Revised Edition.
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Ferrar Fentons 'Holy Bible in Modern English. All spelling, punctuation and formatting maintained through-out. Verse ordering follows the King James version for clarity and necessary organization of the verses.

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RF JOB 11:1 The First address of Zophar.
Zophar the Namathite, however, replied, and said:
RF JOB 11:2 Your number of words answer not.—
No man is made right by his lips;
RF JOB 11:3 For your chatter, should men become still,
And your sneering should no one resent?
RF JOB 11:4 For you say: '" My conduct was spotless,
And I have been pure in Your sight!"
RF JOB 11:5 How I wish God would grant you a word,—
And against you would open His lips!
RF JOB 11:6 And teach you the Wisdom Unseen,—
For His Knowledge and power are wide,—
It would teach you God pardons your faults.
RF JOB 11:7 Can you find out GOD by research,
Though intently you seek the Most High?—
RF JOB 11:8 Mount to heaven! Yet what can you do?
Explore then the Grave.—What is found?
RF JOB 11:9 He extends beyond limits of earth,
And further than stretches the sea;—
RF JOB 11:10 If He turns, and decides, and proclaims,
Who then can resist to His will?
RF JOB 11:11 For He knows when a mortal is vile;
Sees his vice—that himself does not know.
RF JOB 11:12 But man has a heart that is dull,—
Man is born but a wild ass's colt.
RF JOB 11:13 Yet if you will order your heart,
And spread out your hands before Him,
RF JOB 11:14 If you throw out your faults from your grasp,
Nor let wickedness dwell in your tent,
RF JOB 11:15 You can lift up your face without shame,
You then can be bold, and not fear;
RF JOB 11:16 Your sufferings will then be forgot,
Or remembered like streams that are passed!
RF JOB 11:17 And your lifetime arise to its noon,
For your life will break out into dawn,
RF JOB 11:18 Bringing comfort, because there is hope,
And be shamed for your trust in the false,
RF JOB 11:19 And rest, and have nothing to fear,—
And many will seek for your face;—
RF JOB 11:20 But the eyes of the wicked will fail,
And to them shall no refuge remain,—
For their hope is,—their very last breath!




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AKJV ROM 8:32 He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?



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