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  • “Why does the Almighty not set times for judgment?
    Why must those who know him look in vain for such days?
  • “Why are not times of judgment kept by the Almighty,
    and why do those who know him never see his days?
  • There are those who move boundary stones;
    they pasture flocks they have stolen.
  • Some move landmarks;
    they seize flocks and pasture them.
  • They drive away the orphan’s donkey
    and take the widow’s ox in pledge.
  • They drive away the donkey of the fatherless;
    they take the widow’s ox for a pledge.
  • They thrust the needy from the path
    and force all the poor of the land into hiding.
  • They thrust the poor off the road;
    the poor of the earth all hide themselves.
  • Like wild donkeys in the desert,
    the poor go about their labor of foraging food;
    the wasteland provides food for their children.
  • Behold, like wild donkeys in the desert
    the poora go out to their toil, seeking game;
    the wasteland yields food for their children.
  • They gather fodder in the fields
    and glean in the vineyards of the wicked.
  • They gather theirb fodder in the field,
    and they glean the vineyard of the wicked man.
  • Lacking clothes, they spend the night naked;
    they have nothing to cover themselves in the cold.
  • They lie all night naked, without clothing,
    and have no covering in the cold.
  • They are drenched by mountain rains
    and hug the rocks for lack of shelter.
  • They are wet with the rain of the mountains
    and cling to the rock for lack of shelter.
  • The fatherless child is snatched from the breast;
    the infant of the poor is seized for a debt.
  • (There are those who snatch the fatherless child from the breast,
    and they take a pledge against the poor.)
  • Lacking clothes, they go about naked;
    they carry the sheaves, but still go hungry.
  • They go about naked, without clothing;
    hungry, they carry the sheaves;
  • They crush olives among the terracesa;
    they tread the winepresses, yet suffer thirst.
  • among the olive rows of the wickedc they make oil;
    they tread the winepresses, but suffer thirst.
  • The groans of the dying rise from the city,
    and the souls of the wounded cry out for help.
    But God charges no one with wrongdoing.
  • From out of the city the dyingd groan,
    and the soul of the wounded cries for help;
    yet God charges no one with wrong.
  • “There are those who rebel against the light,
    who do not know its ways
    or stay in its paths.
  • “There are those who rebel against the light,
    who are not acquainted with its ways,
    and do not stay in its paths.
  • When daylight is gone, the murderer rises up,
    kills the poor and needy,
    and in the night steals forth like a thief.
  • The murderer rises before it is light,
    that he may kill the poor and needy,
    and in the night he is like a thief.
  • The eye of the adulterer watches for dusk;
    he thinks, ‘No eye will see me,’
    and he keeps his face concealed.
  • The eye of the adulterer also waits for the twilight,
    saying, ‘No eye will see me’;
    and he veils his face.
  • In the dark, thieves break into houses,
    but by day they shut themselves in;
    they want nothing to do with the light.
  • In the dark they dig through houses;
    by day they shut themselves up;
    they do not know the light.
  • For all of them, midnight is their morning;
    they make friends with the terrors of darkness.
  • For deep darkness is morning to all of them;
    for they are friends with the terrors of deep darkness.
  • “Yet they are foam on the surface of the water;
    their portion of the land is cursed,
    so that no one goes to the vineyards.
  • “You say, ‘Swift are they on the face of the waters;
    their portion is cursed in the land;
    no treader turns toward their vineyards.
  • As heat and drought snatch away the melted snow,
    so the grave snatches away those who have sinned.
  • Drought and heat snatch away the snow waters;
    so does Sheol those who have sinned.
  • The womb forgets them,
    the worm feasts on them;
    the wicked are no longer remembered
    but are broken like a tree.
  • The womb forgets them;
    the worm finds them sweet;
    they are no longer remembered,
    so wickedness is broken like a tree.’
  • They prey on the barren and childless woman,
    and to the widow they show no kindness.
  • “They wrong the barren, childless woman,
    and do no good to the widow.
  • But God drags away the mighty by his power;
    though they become established, they have no assurance of life.
  • Yet Gode prolongs the life of the mighty by his power;
    they rise up when they despair of life.
  • He may let them rest in a feeling of security,
    but his eyes are on their ways.
  • He gives them security, and they are supported,
    and his eyes are upon their ways.
  • For a little while they are exalted, and then they are gone;
    they are brought low and gathered up like all others;
    they are cut off like heads of grain.
  • They are exalted a little while, and then are gone;
    they are brought low and gathered up like all others;
    they are cut off like the heads of grain.
  • “If this is not so, who can prove me false
    and reduce my words to nothing?”
  • If it is not so, who will prove me a liar
    and show that there is nothing in what I say?”

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