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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 21:1 The Sixth Reply of Job.
But Job answered and said:
RF JOB 21:2 Attentively list to my speech!
That may, perhaps, alter your mind.
RF JOB 21:3 Bear with me, while I, myself, speak,
And after I speak you can jeer.
RF JOB 21:4 Is my complaint made to a man?
And why should not my spirit be sharp?
RF JOB 21:5 Look at me! and be not surprised;
And place your hand over your mouth!
RF JOB 21:6 I'm amazed when I think of myself,
And trembling takes hold of my flesh!
RF JOB 21:7 Say, why are the wicked in life?
Grow old, and are mighty in wealth?
RF JOB 21:8 Their offspring are sitting by them,
And playing about in their sight.
RF JOB 21:9 There is peace in their houses, not fear,
God brings no disturbance on them;
RF JOB 21:10 Their bull genders, and that without fail,
Their cow calves, without ever a slip;
RF JOB 21:11 Their children go out like a flock,
And their infants are skipping about;
RF JOB 21:12 They sing to the timbrill and harp,
And delight in the sound of the flute;
RF JOB 21:13 On pleasure they float all their days,
And easily go to the grave!
RF JOB 21:14 Tho' they say to God, "Get far from us!
"We care not to learn of Your ways!
RF JOB 21:15 "For why should we serve the Most High?
"What our wages for working for Him?"
RF JOB 21:16 Do they not enjoy what is nice?
(Get from me you villainous thoughts!)
RF JOB 21:17 How seldom the villains' lamp fails,
Or upon them arrives a distress
Distributing griefs in its rage?
RF JOB 21:18 When are they as straw before wind,
Or like chaff that the tempest sweeps off?
RF JOB 21:19 "But God stores up grief for her sons?"
Let Him punish their sins on themselves,
RF JOB 21:20 Let their own eyes perceive the results,
And drink the wrath of the Most High!—
RF JOB 21:21 What care they for their house after them
When their number of months has rushed by?
RF JOB 21:22 But who can teach knowledge to GOD,
When He is the judge of the highest?
RF JOB 21:23 This one dies in perfection of strength,
Reclining at ease, and in peace;
RF JOB 21:24 With his buckets o'erflowing with milk,
And with marrow to moisten his bones;—
RF JOB 21:25 That one dies with his soul full of grief,
And never with pleasure could eat.
RF JOB 21:26 Together they lie in the dust
And over them wallows the worm!
RF JOB 21:27 Yes! I know of what are your thoughts
And the libels you frame against me!
RF JOB 21:28 You ask, "Where the house of the prince
And the hall where he spread out his bed?"
RF JOB 21:29 Why not ask those who pass on the road,
On whose evidence you would rely?
RF JOB 21:30 That the bad escape times of distress,
And are led from the dangerous day;—
RF JOB 21:31 Who dare tell to his face of his ways?
Who repay to him what he has done?
RF JOB 21:32 He is carried away to his tomb
And a guard watches over his mound;
RF JOB 21:33 The clods of the valley are sweet,—
And after him all will proceed
As unnumbered before him have gone!
RF JOB 21:34 Then why do you comfort in vain
Since your reasoning's result in a lie?




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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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