Then Job
answered
the LORD,
and said,
I know
that thou canst do
every thing, and that no thought
can be withholden
from thee.
Who is he that hideth
counsel
without knowledge?
therefore have I uttered
that I understood
not; things too wonderful
for me, which I knew
not.
aware
ᾔδειν
ēdein
Hear,
I beseech thee, and I will speak:
I will demand
of thee, and declare
thou unto me.
I have heard
of thee by the hearing
of the ear:
but now mine eye
seeth
thee.
Wherefore I abhor
myself, and repent
in dust
and ashes.
And it was so, that after
the LORD
had spoken
these words
unto Job,
the LORD
said
to Eliphaz
the Temanite,
My wrath
is kindled
against thee, and against thy two
friends:
for ye have not spoken
of me the thing that is right,
as my servant
Job
hath.
say
Eliphas
Ελιφας
eliphas
Thaimanitēs
Θαιμανίτῃ
thaimanitē
Therefore take
unto you now seven
bullocks
and seven
rams,
and go
to my servant
Job,
and offer up
for yourselves a burnt offering;
and my servant
Job
shall pray
for you: for him
will I accept:
lest I deal
with you after your folly,
in that ye have not spoken
of me the thing which is right,
like my servant
Job.
ram
κριοὺς
krious
burnt offering
κάρπωσιν
karpōsin
So Eliphaz
the Temanite
and Bildad
the Shuhite
and Zophar
the Naamathite
went,
and did
according as the LORD
commanded
them: the LORD
also accepted
Job.
Eliphas
Ελιφας
eliphas
Thaimanitēs
Θαιμανίτης
thaimanitēs
Baldad
Βαλδαδ
baldad
Sauchitēs
Σαυχίτης
sauchitēs
Sōphar
Σωφαρ
sōphar
Minaios
Μιναῖος
minaios
And the LORD
turned
the captivity
of Job,
when he prayed
for his friends:
also the LORD
gave
Job
twice as much
as he had before.
double
διπλασιασμόν
diplasiasmon
Then came
there unto him all his brethren,
and all his sisters,
and all they that had been of his acquaintance
before,
and did eat
bread
with him in his house:
and they bemoaned
him, and comforted
him over all the evil
that the LORD
had brought
upon him: every man
also gave
him a
piece of money,
and every one
an earring
of gold.
aware
ᾔδεισαν
ēdeisan
lamb
ἀμνάδα
amnada
coin of four drachms
τετράδραχμον
tetradrachmon
So the LORD
blessed
the latter end
of Job
more than his beginning:
for he had fourteen
thousand
sheep,
and six
thousand
camels,
and a thousand
yoke
of oxen,
and a thousand
she asses.
six thousand
ἑξακισχίλιαι
hexakischiliai
roaming about for pasture
νομάδες
nomades
He had also seven
sons
and three
daughters.
And he called
the name
of the first,
Jemima;
and the name
of the second,
Kezia;
and the name
of the third,
Kerenhappuch.
And in all the land
were no women
found
so fair
as the daughters
of Job:
and their father
gave
them inheritance
among
their brethren.
After
this lived
Job
an hundred
and forty
years,
and saw
his sons,
and his sons'
sons,
even four
generations.
So Job
died,
being old
and full
of days.
Syriakē
Συριακῆς
syriakēs
Ausitis
Αυσίτιδι
ausitidi
Iōbab
Ιωβαβ
iōbab
Arabissa
Ἀράβισσαν
arabissan
Ennōn
Εννων
ennōn
Zare
Ζαρε
zare
Bosorra
Βοσορρας
bosorras
Edōm
Εδωμ
edōm
Beōr
Βεωρ
beōr
Dennaba
Δενναβα
dennaba
Iōbab
Ιωβαβ
iōbab
Asom
Ασομ
asom
Thaimanitis
Θαιμανίτιδος
thaimanitidos
Adad
Αδαδ
adad
Barad
Βαραδ
barad
plain
πεδίῳ
pediō
Mōab
Μωαβ
mōab
Geththaim
Γεθθαιμ
geththaim
Eliphas
Ελιφας
eliphas
Thaimanōn
Θαιμανων
thaimanōn
Baldad
Βαλδαδ
baldad
Sauchaios
Σαυχαίων
sauchaiōn
tyrant
τύραννος
tyrannos
Sōphar
Σωφαρ
sōphar
Minaios
Μιναίων
minaiōn
