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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 6:1 Job's Reply to Eliphaz.
But Job replied, and said:
RF JOB 6:2 Who will carefully weigh out my grief,
And poise all my woes in the scale?
RF JOB 6:3 For they outweigh the sand of the sea,
(My words have in consequence weight).
RF JOB 6:4 I am pierced by the Almighty's darts,
Whose poison my spirit drinks up,
And against me all God's terrors fight.
RF JOB 6:5 Does the zebra bray over the grass?
Does the ox bellow over his food?
RF JOB 6:6 Can the tasteless be ate without salt?
What flavour has white of an egg?
RF JOB 6:7 What myself would refuse to have touched,
In my sickness is offered as food!
RF JOB 6:8 Who will help me to gain my request?
Will God ever give me my hope?
RF JOB 6:9 And crush me at last to my joy?
Swing His hand out and dash me to bits?
RF JOB 6:10 Then I should at least be consoled;
Tho' I shrink from the unsparing pain.
See I hide not my innermost thoughts;
RF JOB 6:11 For what is my strength or my hope?
What object for lengthening my life?
RF JOB 6:12 Is my strength like the hardness of stones?
Is my body compounded of bronze?
RF JOB 6:13 Alas! there is no one to ease,
And from me all deliverance has gone!
RF JOB 6:14 To the burdened his friends should be kind
Lest he lose for the Almighty respect.
RF JOB 6:15 But my friends have betrayed like a brook,
They pass like the rush from a storm,
RF JOB 6:16 They are black with the ice on their top,
Their sources are hid in the snow;
RF JOB 6:17 But they vanish in periods of warmth,
In the heat they have gone from their place,
RF JOB 6:18 They turn from the paths of their course,
They go up in vapour and fade!
RF JOB 6:19 Theman's caravans trusted to them;
The merchants of Sheba relied.
RF JOB 6:20 They came! but their trust is betrayed;
They relied! but their hope is deceived;—
RF JOB 6:21 And you are like them—are you not?
You see me depressed, and you shrink,
RF JOB 6:22 Have I asked you to grant me a gift,
Or to give me a part of your wealth,
RF JOB 6:23 Or relieve from the hand of distress,
Or redeem from the hand that afflicts?
RF JOB 6:24 Inform me, and I will be still;
Instruct me in what I am wrong.
RF JOB 6:25 How strong are ideas that are right
But what do your arguments prove?
RF JOB 6:26 Do you think that your speeches convince?
Like the wind, are the thoughts of despair?
RF JOB 6:27 Why should you the helpless assail
And dig out a pit for your friend?
RF JOB 6:28 But now be contented to watch,
And see if I lie to your face;
RF JOB 6:29 Examine, and be not unjust.
Yes, search! for my right is in that.
RF JOB 6:30 Is there a disease in my tongue,
That I cannot decide between things?




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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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