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The Holy Bible in Modern English. Revised Edition.
God's word is swift and powerful.



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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 9:1 The Second Reply to Job.
Job, however, responded, and said:
RF JOB 9:2 I acknowledge that it is a truth
That no man can be just before God.
RF JOB 9:3 If one wished to contend against Him,
Not one in a thousand could speak.
RF JOB 9:4 Wise-hearted, Almighty in Force,
Who can resist him with success
RF JOB 9:5 Who casts down the hills unawares,
And o'erwhelms in His anger and wrath.
RF JOB 9:6 Who shakes the land out of its place,
And makes the supports of it rock;
RF JOB 9:7 At whose order the sun would not shine,
And He even can seal up the stars!
RF JOB 9:8 Who only can stretch out the skies,
And walk on the waves of the sea!
RF JOB 9:9 Who made the fixed star of the North,
The Bright-way and the Halls of the South;
RF JOB 9:10 Who does great and inscrutable things,
And wonders that no one can count!
RF JOB 9:11 He passes! But I see Him not!
He flits by, and I do not perceive!
RF JOB 9:12 When He snatches—who then can resist?
Who can say to Him—what would You do?
RF JOB 9:13 God turns not away from our wrath;
To Him the proud giants must bow.
RF JOB 9:14 Then how could I answer to Him?
Or against Him arrange all my thoughts?
RF JOB 9:15 Were I right I could never debate,
But must humbly entreat to my judge.
RF JOB 9:16 If I called, and He answered to me,
Am I sure He would list to my voice?—
RF JOB 9:17 Who sweeps me as though with a storm,
And strikes me with wounds without cause;
RF JOB 9:18 Who hinders me drawing my breath,
Who has gorged me with bitterest griefs;
RF JOB 9:19 As to Power?—How mighty He is!
As for right?—Who dare witness for me?
RF JOB 9:20 Am I righteous?—My mouth would convict;
Am I honest?—I may be deceived!
RF JOB 9:21 I am honest! Know I not my soul?
And yet I despise my own life!—
RF JOB 9:22 But this I assert as a fact,—
He destroys both the good and the bad.
RF JOB 9:23 He kills as with some sudden lash,
And laughs at the victims who shriek!
RF JOB 9:24 Gives the earth to the hand of the bad,
And muffles the mouth of the judge.
If it is not He? Then who does?—
RF JOB 9:25 But my days are more swift than a post!
They run forward, and never find rest;—
RF JOB 9:26 Like the ships of the pirates sail off;—
Like eagles that pounce on their prey!—
RF JOB 9:27 If I say, "I care not for my woes,
I will loosen my face, and will smile!"
RF JOB 9:28 I am terrified still by my griefs,
For I know that you will not release!
RF JOB 9:29 I know I am wicked myself;
Why then should I labour in vain?
RF JOB 9:30 If I wash myself white as the snow,
And make my hands clean with the soap,
RF JOB 9:31 You would plunge me again in a ditch,
And my clothing would shrink from myself.
RF JOB 9:32 For a man like myself could not speak,
Nor bring us together to plead,
RF JOB 9:33 For no one exists to decide,
And control both of us by his hand.—
RF JOB 9:34 From me let Him take off His rod!
And not by His terrors oppress,
RF JOB 9:35 For then I could speak and not fear,—
But not in the state I now am!




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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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