Job 5
1 Call if you want, but who is going to answer you? Which angel are you going to turn to?
to call: call out please there to answer you and to(wards) who? from holy to turn
2 Surely anger slays the fool and jealousy kills the simple.
for to/for fool(ish) to kill vexation and to entice to die jealousy
3 I have seen a fool growing strong, but I immediately cursed his house.
I to see: see fool(ish) to uproot and to curse pasture his suddenly
4 His sons are never safe; they are crushed in court with no one to defend them.
to remove son: child his from salvation and to crush in/on/with gate and nothing to rescue
5 The hungry eat everything he has harvested, taking even that protected by a thorn hedge, while others look to steal his wealth.
which harvest his hungry to eat and to(wards) from thorn to take: take him and to long for snare strength: rich their
6 For evil doesn't come from the dust; neither does trouble grow from the earth.
for not to come out: come from dust evil: trouble and from land: soil not to spring trouble
7 But human beings are born for trouble just as certainly as sparks from a fire fly upwards.
for man to/for trouble to beget and son: type of flash to exult to fly
8 If it were me, I would go to God and put my case before him.
but I to seek to(wards) God and to(wards) God to set: put cause my
9 He is the one who does amazing, incredible things; miracles that can't be counted!
to make: do great: large and nothing search to wonder till nothing number
10 He gives rain to the earth and sends water to the fields.
[the] to give: give rain upon face: surface land: country/planet and to send: depart water upon face: surface outside
11 He exalts the humble, and rescues those who mourn.
to/for to set: make low to/for height and be dark to exalt salvation
12 He frustrates the plans of the cunning so that they are unsuccessful.
to break plot prudent and not to make: do hand their wisdom
13 He traps the wise in their own clever thinking, and the schemes of twisted people are cut short.
to capture wise in/on/with be shrewd they and counsel to twist to hasten
14 In the daytime they're in the dark, and they stumble around at noon like it's night.
by day to meet darkness and like/as night to feel in/on/with midday
15 But God is the one who saves from their cutting remarks, and the poor from the actions of the powerful.
and to save from sword from lip their and from hand: power strong needy
16 As a result those who are helpless have hope, and the wicked have to shut their mouths!
and to be to/for poor hope and injustice to gather lip her
17 See how happy is the person God corrects—so don't despise the Almighty's discipline.
behold blessed human to rebuke him god and discipline Almighty not to reject
18 For he causes pain but he provides relief; he wounds but his hands heal.
for he/she/it to pain and to saddle/tie to wound (and hand his *Q(K)*) to heal
19 He will save you from many disasters; a multitude of evils will not affect you.
in/on/with six distress to rescue you and in/on/with seven not to touch in/on/with you bad: evil
20 In times of famine he will rescue you from death, and in times of war he will save you from the power of the sword.
in/on/with famine to ransom you from death and in/on/with battle from hand: power sword
21 You will be protected from sharp-tongued slander; and when violence comes you will not be afraid.
in/on/with whip tongue to hide and not to fear from violence for to come (in): come
22 You will laugh at violence and famine; you won't be afraid of wild animals—
to/for violence and to/for famine to laugh and from living thing [the] land: soil not to fear
23 for you will be at peace with the stones of the field and the wild animals will be at peace with you.
for with stone [the] land: country covenant your and living thing [the] land: country to ally to/for you
24 You will be certain that your home is safe, for you will go to where you live and find nothing missing.
and to know for peace tent your and to reckon: list pasture your and not to sin
25 You will also be sure that you will have many children; your descendants will be like the grass of the earth.
and to know for many seed: children your and offspring your like/as vegetation [the] land: soil
26 You will live to a ripe old age like a sheaf of grain when it is harvested.
to come (in): come in/on/with vigor to(wards) grave like/as to ascend: establish stack in/on/with time his
27 Look, we've examined it, and it's true! Listen to what I'm saying and apply it to yourself!”
behold this to search her so he/she/it to hear: hear her and you(m. s.) to know to/for you
