Job · Chapter 9 · Job 29–31
The Months of Old
Oh that I were as in the months of old, when his lamp shined upon my head — the seat in the gate, eyes to the blind and feet to the lame. But now they that are younger than I have me in derision; I am a brother to jackals, and a companion to ostriches; my harp is turned to mourning. I made a covenant with mine eyes; let me be weighed in an even balance; lo, here is my signature. The words of Job are ended.
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TitleChapter 9: The Months of OldJob 29 – 31
Page 90Oh That I Were as in the Months of OldJob 29:1–6
Page 91Oh That I Were as in the Months of OldJob 29:7–16
Page 92Oh That I Were as in the Months of OldJob 29:17–25
Page 93But Now They Have Me in DerisionJob 30:1–8
Page 94But Now They Have Me in DerisionJob 30:9–15
Page 95But Now They Have Me in DerisionJob 30:16–23
Page 96But Now They Have Me in DerisionJob 30:24–29
Page 97I Made a Covenant with Mine EyesJob 30:30–31:4
Page 98I Made a Covenant with Mine EyesJob 31:5–12
Page 99I Made a Covenant with Mine EyesJob 31:13–20
Page 100I Made a Covenant with Mine EyesJob 31:21–28
Page 101I Made a Covenant with Mine EyesJob 31:29–34
Page 102Here Is My SignatureJob 31:35–40