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rotherham@Job:3:8 @ Let day-cursers denounce it, Those skilled in rousing the dragon of the sky:

rotherham@Job:3:16 @ Or that, like an untimely birth hidden away, I had not come into being, like infants that never saw light:

rotherham@Job:4:6 @ Is not, thy reverence, thy confidence? And is not, thy hope, the very integrity of thy ways?

rotherham@Job:7:5 @ My flesh is clothed with worms and a coating of dust, My skin, hath hardened, and then run afresh:

rotherham@Job:7:20 @ I have sinned, What can I do for thee, thou watcher of men? Wherefore hast thou set me as thine object of attack, or have I become, unto thee, a burden?

rotherham@Job:8:14 @ Whose trust shall be contemptible, and, a spiders web, his confidence:

rotherham@Job:8:16 @ Full of moisture he is, before the sun, and, over his garden, his shoot goeth forth:

rotherham@Job:9:4 @ Wise in heart, and alert in vigour, What man hath hardened himself against him, and prospered!

rotherham@Job:9:23 @ If, a scourge, slay suddenly, at the despair of innocent ones, he mocketh.

rotherham@Job:11:7 @ The hidden depth of GOD canst thou discover? Or, unto the furthest limit of the Almighty, canst thou attain?

rotherham@Job:11:18 @ And thou shalt he confident, that there is hope, and, when thou hast searched, securely shalt thou lie down;

rotherham@Job:15:15 @ Lo! in his holy ones, he putteth not confidence, and, the heavens, are not pure in his eyes:

rotherham@Job:15:18 @ Which, wise men, tell, and deny not from their fathers.

rotherham@Job:15:20 @ All the days of the lawless man, he, doth writhe with pain, and, the number of years, is hidden from the tyrant;

rotherham@Job:15:22 @ He hath no confidence to come back out of darkness, he, being destined to the power oft the sword;

rotherham@Job:16:16 @ My face, is reddened from weeping, and, upon mine eyelashes, is the death-shade:

rotherham@Job:17:5 @ He that, for a share, denounceth friends, even, the eyes of his children, shall be dim.

rotherham@Job:18:14 @ Uprooted, out of his tent, be his confidence, and let it drive him down to the king of terrors;

rotherham@Job:19:15 @ Ye guests of my house and my maidens, A stranger, have ye accounted me, An alien, have I become in their eyes;

rotherham@Job:22:10 @ For this cause, round about thee, are snares, and a dread startleth thee suddenly;

rotherham@Job:24:23 @ It is given him to be secure, and confident, yet, his eyes, are upon their ways.

rotherham@Job:28:11 @ From trickling, he restraineth, rivers, and, some hidden thing, is he bringing out to light.

rotherham@Job:29:24 @ I laughed at themthey lost confidence, and, the light of my countenance, they suffered not to fail;

rotherham@Job:31:24 @ If I made gold my stay, and, to precious metal, said, My confidence!

rotherham@Job:37:11 @ Also, with moisture, burdeneth he the thick cloud, He disperseth his lightning-cloud;

rotherham@Job:37:22 @ Out of the north, a golden light cometh, Upon GOD, is fearful splendour:

rotherham@Job:38:40 @ When they settle down in dens, abide in covert, for lying in wait?

rotherham@Job:40:23 @ Lo! the river becometh insolenthe is not alarmed! He is confident, though a Jordan burst forth to his mouth:

rotherham@Job:41:5 @ Wilt thou sport with him, as with a little bird? Or wilt thou bind him, for thy maidens?

rotherham@Job:41:23 @ The dewlaps of his flesh, cleave together, hardened upon him, they cannot be moved;

rotherham@Job:41:24 @ His heart, is hardened like a stone, yea hardened, like the nether millstone;

rotherham@Job:42:2 @ I know that, all things, thou canst do, and that no purpose can be withholden from thee.

rotherham@Psalms:2:10 @ Now, therefore, ye kings, show your prudence, Be admonished, ye judges of earth:

rotherham@Psalms:9:10 @ Thus let them who know thy Name, put confidence in thee, that thou hast not forsaken the searchers for thee, O Yahweh.

rotherham@Psalms:9:15 @ The nations, have sunk, in the pit they had made, In the net which they had hidden, is caught their own foot.

rotherham@Psalms:18:36 @ Thou didst widen my stepping-places under me, so that, mine ankles, faltered not.

rotherham@Psalms:19:12 @ Mistakes, who perceiveth? From things that are hidden, acquit me:

rotherham@Psalms:27:3 @ Though there pitch against mea camp, my heart shall not fear, Though there come up against mea battle, still, am I confident.

rotherham@Psalms:31:4 @ Wilt thou bring me forth, out of the net which they have hidden for me? For, thou, art my refuge.

rotherham@Psalms:31:19 @ How great is thy goodness, which thou hast hidden away for them who revere thee, Thou hast wrought for them who seek refuge in thee, in sight of the sons of men.

rotherham@Psalms:35:8 @ There shall reach him a ruin he could not know, Yea, his own net which he hath hidden, shall capture him, Into that ruin, shall he fall!

rotherham@Psalms:37:14 @ A sword, have the lawless, drawn out, and have trodden their bow, To bring down the oppressed and the needy, To slaughter the upright in life:

rotherham@Psalms:38:4 @ For, mine iniquities, have passed over my head, Like a heavy burden, they are too heavy for me:

rotherham@Psalms:40:4 @ How happy the man, Who hath made Yahweh his confidence, who hath not turned unto the haughty, nor gone aside unto falsehood.

rotherham@Psalms:41:9 @ Even the man whom I used to salute, in whom I put confidence, who used to eat my bread, hath magnified his heel against me!

rotherham@Psalms:46:4 @ A river! whose channels, shall gladden the city of God, The Most High, hath hallowed his habitation.

rotherham@Psalms:51:6 @ Lo! faithfulness, hast thou desired in the inward parts, Yea, in the hidden part, wilt thou cause me to know, wisdom.

rotherham@Psalms:52:7 @ Lo! the man who made not God his refuge, But trusted in the abundance of his riches, Emboldened himself in his wealth!

rotherham@Psalms:52:8 @ But, I, am like a flourishing olive-tree, in the house of God, I have put confidence in the lovingkindness of God, for times age-abiding and beyond.

rotherham@Psalms:56:3 @ What day I am afraid, I, unto thee will direct my confidence.

rotherham@Psalms:64:4 @ To shoot, in secret places, at the blameless one, Suddenly they shoot at him, and fear not.

rotherham@Psalms:64:7 @ Once let God have shot at them an arrow, Suddenly have appeared their own wounds!

rotherham@Psalms:65:5 @ By things reverend in righteousness, wilt thou answer us, O God of our salvation, The confidence of all the ends of the earth, And of the sea far away;

rotherham@Psalms:68:19 @ Blessed be My Lord! Day by day, he beareth our burden for us, GOD himself, is our salvation. Selah.

rotherham@Psalms:71:5 @ For, thou, art my hope, My Lord, Yahweh, My confidence from my youthful days:

rotherham@Psalms:78:7 @ That they might set, in Elohim, their confidence, And not forget the doings of El, But, his commandments, might observe;

rotherham@Psalms:78:33 @ So he ended, in a breath, their days, And their years, in a sudden terror!

rotherham@Psalms:81:6 @ I took away, from the burden, his shoulder, his hands, from the clay, were set free.

rotherham@Psalms:89:42 @ Thou hast raised the right hand of his adversaries, Thou hast gladdened all his enemies;

rotherham@Psalms:95:4 @ In whose hand, are the hidden recesses of the earth, And, the peaks of the mountains, are his;

rotherham@Psalms:95:8 @ Do not harden your heart as at Meribah, As on the day of Massah, in the desert;

rotherham@Psalms:106:23 @ Then would he have bidden to destroy them, had not Moses his chosen, stood in the breach before him, To turn back his wrath from destroying.

rotherham@Psalms:118:8 @ It is, better to seek refuge in Yahweh, than to put confidence in man:

rotherham@Psalms:118:9 @ It is, better to seek refuge in Yahweh, than to put confidence in nobles.

rotherham@Psalms:132:18 @ His enemies, will I clothe with shame, but, upon himself, shall his crown be resplendent.

rotherham@Psalms:140:5 @ The proud have hidden a snare for me, and, cords, have they spread as a net beside the track, Snares, have they set for me. Selah.

rotherham@Psalms:142:3 @ When my spirit fainted concerning myself, then, thou, didst take note of my path, In the course which I was about to take, they had hidden a snare for me.

rotherham@Psalms:144:14 @ Our oxen, well-laden; no breaking in and no departing, and no loud lament in our places of concourse:

rotherham@Proverbs:1:3 @ For receiving the correction of prudence, righteousness and justice, and equity;

rotherham@Proverbs:3:25 @ Be not thou afraid of sudden dread, nor of the desolation of the lawless, when it cometh.

rotherham@Proverbs:6:15 @ For this cause, suddenly cometh his doom, in a moment, shall he be torn in pieces and there be no mending.

rotherham@Proverbs:9:3 @ hath sent forth her maidens, She crieth aloud, upon the tops of the heights of the city:

rotherham@Proverbs:10:5 @ He that gathereth in summer, is a prudent son, he that sleepeth long in harvest, is a son causing shame.

rotherham@Proverbs:10:19 @ In the multitude of words, there wanteth not transgression, but, he that restraineth his lips, sheweth prudence.

rotherham@Proverbs:12:8 @ In proportion to his prudence, is a man, to be praised, but, the perverse in heart, shall be an object of contempt.

rotherham@Proverbs:12:23 @ A prudent man, concealeth knowledge, but, the heart of dullards, proclaimeth folly.

rotherham@Proverbs:13:16 @ Every prudent man, maketh use of knowledge, but, a dullard, spreadeth folly.

rotherham@Proverbs:14:8 @ The wisdom of the prudent, is to understand his way, but, the folly of dullards, is a fraud.

rotherham@Proverbs:14:15 @ The simple, believeth every word, but, the prudent, looketh well to his going.

rotherham@Proverbs:14:16 @ A wise man, feareth, and avoideth evil, but, a dullard, is haughty and confident.

rotherham@Proverbs:15:24 @ The way of life, is upwards to the prudent, that he may depart from hades beneath.

rotherham@Proverbs:17:2 @ A prudent servant, shall rule over a son who causeth shame, and, in the midst of brothers, shall he share the inheritance.

rotherham@Proverbs:19:14 @ House and substance, are an inheritance from ones fathers, but, from Yahweh, cometh a wife who is prudent.

rotherham@Proverbs:21:22 @ A city of heroes, doth a wise man scale, and bringeth down the strength of its confidence.

rotherham@Proverbs:21:29 @ A lawless man emboldeneth his face, but, as for the upright, he, directeth his ways.

rotherham@Proverbs:22:3 @ A prudent man, seeth calamity, and hideth himself, but, the simple, pass on, and suffer.

rotherham@Proverbs:24:22 @ For, suddenly, shall arise their calamity; and, the misfortune of their years, who knoweth?

rotherham@Proverbs:24:24 @ He that saith to the lawless man, Righteous, thou art, peoples shall denounce him, populations shall curse him;

rotherham@Proverbs:25:11 @ Golden fruit in figured silver baskets, is a word spoken on fitting occasion.

rotherham@Proverbs:25:19 @ A broken tooth and a faltering foot, is confidence in the treacherous, in the day of danger.

rotherham@Proverbs:27:12 @ A prudent man, seeth calamityhe hideth himself, the simple, pass onthey suffer.

rotherham@Proverbs:27:27 @ With, enough goats-milk, for thy foodfor the food of thy household, and, a maintenance, for thy maidens.

rotherham@Proverbs:28:1 @ The lawless, fleeth when no man pursueth, but, the righteous, like a lion, are confident.

rotherham@Proverbs:28:14 @ How happy the man who is ever circumspect, whereas, he that hardeneth his heart, shall fall into calamity.

rotherham@Proverbs:29:1 @ He that being often reproved stiffeneth his neck, suddenly shall be hurt, and there be no healing.

rotherham@Proverbs:29:3 @ A man who loveth wisdom, gladdeneth his father, but, a companion of harlots, destroyeth wealth.

rotherham@Proverbs:30:9 @ Lest I be full, and deny, and say Who is Yahweh? or lest I be impoverished and steal, and do violence to the Name of my God.

rotherham@Proverbs:31:15 @ And she riseth, while yet it is night, and giveth food to her household, and a task to her maidens:

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:2:5 @ I made me gardens, and parks, I planted in them trees of every kind of fruit;

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:7:7 @ For, oppression, maddeneth the wise, and a bribe, destroyeth the understanding.

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:9:11 @ I again saw under the sun, that not, to the swift, was the race, nor, to the strong, the battle, nay! nor, to the wise, food, nor yet, to the intelligent, riches, nor, even to the well-informed, comeliness, for, time and accident, happened to them all.

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:9:12 @ For, indeed, man could not know his own time, like fishes which were caught in a cruel net, and like little birds which were caught in a trap, like them, were ensnared the sons of men, by a time of misfortune, when it fell upon them suddenly.

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:10:19 @ Merrily people make bread, and, wine, gladdeneth life, but, money, answereth all things.

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:11:9 @ Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth, and let thy heart gladden thee in the days of thine early manhood, and walk thouin the ways of thine own heart, and in that which is seen by thine own eyes, yet know, that, for all these things, will God bring thee into judgment.

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:12:6 @ Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the bucket by the fountain be shivered, or the wheel at the well be broken;

rotherham@Ecclesiastes:12:14 @ For, every work, will God bring into judgment, with every hidden thing, whether good, or evil.

rotherham@Songs:1:11 @ THEY Rows of golden ornaments, will we make thee, with studs of silver.

rotherham@Songs:4:8 @ With me, from Lebanon, O bride, with me, from Lebanon, shalt thou enter, Thou shalt look round from the top of Amana, from the top of Senir, and Hermon, from the dens of lions, from the mountains of leopards.

rotherham@Songs:4:12 @ A garden barred, is my sister, bride, a spring barred, a fountain sealed:

rotherham@Songs:4:15 @ A garden fountain, a well of living waters, and flowings from Lebanon.

rotherham@Songs:4:16 @ SHE Awake, O north wind, and come in, thou south, Fan my gardenits balsams, will flow out, Let my beloved enter his garden, and eat his precious fruits.

rotherham@Songs:5:1 @ HE I have entered my garden, my sister, bride, I have plucked my myrrh, with my balsam, I have eaten the honey of my thicket, I have drunk my wine, with my milk: Eat ye, O friends, Drink, yea drink abundantly, ye beloved! ****

rotherham@Songs:6:2 @ SHE My beloved, is gone down to his garden, to the beds of balsam, to pasture in the gardens, and to gather lilies,

rotherham@Songs:6:11 @ HE To the garden of nuts, I went down, to look at the fresh shoots of the ravine, to see whether: had burst forth the vine, had blossomed the pomegranate:

rotherham@Songs:8:13 @ HE O thou fair dweller in the gardens, the companions are giving heed to thy voice, Let me hear it.