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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 41:1 Is Leviathan caught with a hook?
Can they tie down his tongue with a cord?
RF JOB 41:2 Or put a straw rope through his nose,
Or pierce through his jaws with a thorn?
RF JOB 41:3 Will he multiply pleadings to you,
Or address you in flattering words?
RF JOB 41:4 Will he write out a treaty with you
To be your perpetual slave?
RF JOB 41:5 Can you play with him, as with a bird,
Or put in a cage for your girls?
RF JOB 41:6 Can your friends make a feast off of him?
Or can he to merchants be sold?
RF JOB 41:7 Can you pierce with your prickling his skin,
Or his head with the spear used for fish?
RF JOB 41:8 Once touch him! you will not forget!
You never again will assail!
RF JOB 41:9 Why, to try for him would be in vain!
One drops, if but looking at him!
RF JOB 41:10 Who are you, who dare not arouse him,
Yet who dare resist Me to My face?
RF JOB 41:11 Who has worked for Me?—I will repay.
All under the heavens is Mine!
RF JOB 41:12 I will not relate of his limbs,
His courage, and power, and form!
RF JOB 41:13 Who dare open his mouth for a bit,
Or bring double bridle to him?
RF JOB 41:14 Who dare open the doors of his mouth
Surrounded with terrible teeth?
RF JOB 41:15 His back is the bosses of shields
Pressed close with the print of a seal,
RF JOB 41:16 Where everyone sticks to his mate,
And the wind cannot go in between!
RF JOB 41:17 For everyone holds in its place.
They grasp, and they cannot be split!
RF JOB 41:18 And when he is sneezing, light shines;
And his eyes are the eyelids of dawn!
RF JOB 41:19 And flashes come out of his mouth,
And sparkles of fire escape;
RF JOB 41:20 From his nostrils a vapour proceeds
Like flame from a furnace, or straw!
RF JOB 41:21 His breath is the burning of coals
And flames proceed out of his mouth!
RF JOB 41:22 His vigour sits down on his neck,
And terror precedes his advance!
RF JOB 41:23 The flakes of his flesh stick as one
So close that they cannot be moved!
RF JOB 41:24 His heart is as hard as a stone,—
Yes! as hard as the stone of a mill!
RF JOB 41:25 When he rises, the brave are dismayed;
They stagger, as tho' in the waves!
RF JOB 41:26 If the sword reach, it will not pierce him,
Nor the spear, or the stone, or the dart!
RF JOB 41:27 He fancies that iron is straw,
And the steel to be mere rotten wood!
RF JOB 41:28 No arrows can turn him to flight!
Sling-stones he converts into chaff!
RF JOB 41:29 He thinks that the club is a rush!
And laughs at the shake of a spear!
RF JOB 41:30 And his sharp-pointed claws are beneath,
Supporting his course on the mud!
RF JOB 41:31 He makes the deep boil like a pot
And embroiders the water with foam,
RF JOB 41:32 And after his passage it shines!
It seems that the depths have turned grey!
RF JOB 41:33 On the dust there is nowhere his match
Who was made so as not to feel fear!
RF JOB 41:34 He gazes on all that is great;—
He is king over all the wild beasts.




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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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