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\c 26
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\p
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\v 1 Job replied to Bildad:
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\q1
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\v 2 "I am a very weak and helpless man;
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\q2 you do not really think that you have helped me at all, do you?
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\q1
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\v 3 You certainly do not think that you have given me good advice, do you?—me, who am not wise at all.
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\q1
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\v 4 Who helped you to say all those great things?
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\q2 Who inspired you to speak like you did?"
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\q1
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\v 5 Bildad replied, "Because the spirits of dead people are afraid,
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\q2 they tremble in the waters that are deep under the earth.
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\q1
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\v 6 God knows all about those who are in the place of the dead;
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\q2 there is nothing down there that prevents God from seeing what is there.
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\q1
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\v 7 God stretches out the earth over the huge empty space
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\q2 and causes the earth to have nothing to support it.
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\q1
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\v 8 He fills the thick clouds with water
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\q2 and prevents that water from bursting the clouds.
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\q1
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\v 9 He causes clouds to obscure the moon.
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\q1
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\v 10 He separates the light from the darkness
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\q2 and puts the horizon to mark the place where the night ends and the daytime begins.
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\q1
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\v 11 When he is angry, it is as though he rebuked the pillars that hold up the sky.
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\q2 They are shocked, and they tremble.
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\q1
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\v 12 By his power he calmed the sea;
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\q2 by his skill he destroyed Rahab, the huge sea monster.
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\q1
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\v 13 By his breath he caused the sky to be bright;
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\q2 by his hand he killed the great dragon in the sea as it was fleeing from him.
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\q1
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\v 14 But those events show only a small amount of his power;
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\q2 it is as though we were hearing only whispers of his powerful voice.
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\q2 When we hear thunder, we say, 'Who can really understand how great his power is?'"
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