Job 37
1 Myn herte dredde of this thing, and is moued out of his place.
Also to this it trembles heart my so it may leap from place its.
2 It schal here an heryng in the feerdfulnesse of his vois, and a sown comynge forth of his mouth.
Listen completely to [the] raging of voice his and [the] rumbling [which] from mouth his it comes out.
3 He biholdith ouere alle heuenes; and his liyt is ouere the termes of erthe.
Under all the heavens he lets loose it and light his to [the] corners of the earth.
4 Sown schal rore aftir hym, he schal thundre with the vois of his greetnesse; and it schal not be souyt out, whanne his vois is herd.
After it - it roars a voice he thunders with [the] voice of majesty his and not he holds back them if it is heard voice his.
5 God schal thundre in his vois wondurfulli, that makith grete thingis and that moun not be souyt out.
He thunders God with voice his wonders [he is] doing great [things] and not we know.
6 Which comaundith to the snow to come doun on erthe, and to the reynes of wijntir, and to the reynes of his strengthe.
For to the snow - he says fall earth and [the] shower of rain and [the] shower of [the] rains of strength his.
7 Which markith in the hond of alle men, that alle men knowe her werkis.
On [the] hand of every person he puts a seal to know all [the] people of work his.
8 An vnresonable beeste schal go in to his denne, and schal dwelle in his caue, `ethir derke place.
And it went an animal in a lair and in dens its it dwells.
9 Tempestis schulen go out fro the ynnere thingis, and coold fro Arturus.
From the chamber it comes a storm-wind and from [the] scattering winds coldness.
10 Whanne God makith blowyng, frost wexith togidere; and eft ful brood watris ben sched out.
From [the] breath of God it gives ice and [the] breadth of [the] waters [is] constraint.
11 Whete desirith cloudis, and cloudis spreeden abrood her liyt.
Also with moisture he burdens [the] dark cloud[s] he scatters [the] cloud of light his.
12 Whiche cloudes cumpassen alle thingis bi cumpas, whidur euere the wil of the gouernour ledith tho, to al thing which he comaundith `to tho on the face of the world;
And it round about - [is] turning every way (by guidance his *Q(K)*) to do they all that he commands them - over [the] surface of [the] world [the] earth towards.
13 whether in o lynage, ethir in his lond, ether in what euer place of his merci he comaundith tho to be foundun.
Whether for a rod or for earth his or for covenant loyalty he makes find it.
14 Joob, herkene thou these thingis; stonde thou, and biholde the meruels of God.
Give ear to! this O Job stand still and consider diligently - [the] wonders of God.
15 Whethir thou woost, whanne God comaundide to the reynes, that tho schulen schewe the liyt of hise cloudis?
¿ Do you know when appoints God on them and he makes shine forth [the] light of cloud his.
16 Whether thou knowist the grete weies of cloudis, and perfit kunnyngis?
¿ Do you know on [the] balancing of [the] cloud[s] [the] wondrous works of [one] complete of knowledge.
17 Whether thi cloothis ben not hoote, whanne the erthe is blowun with the south?
[you] whom Clothes your [are] hot when is still [the] earth from [the] south.
18 In hap thou madist with hym heuenes, which moost sad ben foundid, as of bras.
Will you spread out? with him clouds hard like a mirror molten.
19 Schewe thou to vs, what we schulen seie to hym; for we ben wlappid in derknessis.
Make known to us what? will we say to him not we will set in order because of darkness.
20 Who schal telle to hym, what thingis Y speke? yhe, if he spekith, a man schal be deuourid.
¿ Will it be recounted to him that I will speak or? did he say anyone that he will be swallowed up.
21 And now men seen not liyt; the eir schal be maad thicke sudenli in to cloudis, and wynd passynge schal dryue awei tho.
And now - not people see a light [is] brilliant it in the clouds and [the] wind it has passed by and it has cleansed them.
22 Gold schal come fro the north, and ferdful preisyng of God.
From [the] north gold it comes [is] on God awesome of majesty.
23 For we moun not fynde him worthili; he is greet in strengthe, and in doom, and in riytfulnesse, and may not be teld out.
[the] Almighty Not we have found him exalted of power and justice and greatness of righteousness not he violates.
24 Therfor men schulen drede hym; and alle men, that semen to hem silf to be wise, schulen not be hardi to biholde.
Therefore they fear him people not he sees any [people] wise of heart.
