Job:14

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* Man that is born of a woman , is of few days , and full of trouble : * As a flower , he cometh forthand fadeth , He fleeth also as a shadow , and continueth not . * And yet upon such a one as this , hast thou opened thine eye ? And , him , wouldst thou bring into judgment with thee ? * Who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean ? Not one ! * If determined am his days , the number of his months , is with thee , Fixed times for him , thou hast appointed and he cannot go beyond . * Look sway from him , that he may rest , Till he shall pay off , as a hireling , his day . * Though there isfor a treehope , if it should be cut down , that , again , it will grow , and , the tender branch thereof , will not cease ; * If its root , should become old in the earth , and , in the dust , its stock should die : * Through the scent of water , it may break forth , and produce branches like a sapling , * Yet , man , dieth , and is prostrate , Yea the son of earth doth cease to breathe , and where is he ? * Waters , have failed from , the sea , and , a river , may waste and dry up ; * So , a man , hath lain down , and shall not arise , until there are no heavens , they shall not awake , nor be roused up out of their sleep . * Oh that , in hades , thou wouldst hide me ! that thou wouldst keep me secret , until the turn of thine anger , that thou wouldst set for me a fixed time , and remember me : * If a man die , can he live again ? All the days of my warfare , would I wait , until my relief should come : * Thou shouldst call , and , I , would answer thee , For the work of thine own hand , thou shouldst long . * For , now , my steps , thou countest , Thou wilt not pass over my sin : * Sealed up in a bag , is my transgression , and thou hast glued over mine iniquity . * But , in very deed , a mountain falling , will lie prostrate , or , a rock moved out of its place : * Stones , have been hollowed out by waters , the floods thereof wash away the dust of the earth , and , the hope of mortal man , thou hast destroyed : * Thou dost overpower him utterly , and he departeth , Disfiguring his face , so , hast thou sent him away . * His sons , come to honour , and he knoweth it not , Or they are brought low , and he perceiveth it not of them . * But , his flesh , for himself , is in pain , and , his soul , for himself , doth mourn .

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