Job Chapter 40 - King James Strong Number Version

1: Moreover the LORD <H3068> answered <H6030> Job, <H0347> and said, <H0559>
2: Shall he that contendeth <H7378> with the Almighty <H7706> instruct <H3250> [him]? he that reproveth <H3198> God, <H0433> let him answer <H6030> it.
3: Then Job <H0347> answered <H6030> the LORD, <H3068> and said, <H0559>
4: Behold, I am vile; <H7043> what shall I answer <H7725> thee? I will lay <H7760> mine hand <H3027> upon <H3926> my mouth. <H6310>
5: Once <H0259> have I spoken; <H1696> but I will not answer: <H6030> yea, twice; <H8147> but I will proceed no further. <H3254>
6: Then answered <H6030> the LORD <H3068> unto Job <H0347> out of the whirlwind, <H5591> and said, <H0559>
7: Gird up <H0247> thy loins <H2504> now like a man: <H1397> I will demand <H7592> of thee, and declare <H3045> thou unto me.
8: Wilt thou also disannul <H6565> my judgment? <H4941> wilt thou condemn <H7561> me, that thou mayest be righteous? <H6663>
9: Hast thou an arm <H2220> like God? <H0410> or canst thou thunder <H7481> with a voice <H6963> like him?
10: Deck <H5710> thyself now [with] majesty <H1347> and excellency; <H1363> and array <H3847> thyself with glory <H1935> and beauty. <H1926>
11: Cast abroad <H6327> the rage <H5678> of thy wrath: <H0639> and behold <H7200> every one [that is] proud, <H1343> and abase <H8213> him.
12: Look <H7200> on every one [that is] proud, <H1343> [and] bring him low; <H3665> and tread down <H1915> the wicked <H7563> in their place.
13: Hide <H2934> them in the dust <H6083> together; <H3162> [and] bind <H2280> their faces <H6440> in secret. <H2934>
14: Then will I also confess <H3034> unto thee that thine own right hand <H3225> can save <H3467> thee.
15: Behold now behemoth, <H0930> which I made <H6213> with thee; he eateth <H0398> grass <H2682> as an ox. <H1241>
16: Lo now, his strength <H3581> [is] in his loins, <H4975> and his force <H0202> [is] in the navel <H8306> of his belly. <H0990>
17: He moveth <H2654> his tail <H2180> like a cedar: <H0730> the sinews <H1517> of his stones <H6344> are wrapped together. <H8276>
18: His bones <H6106> [are as] strong <H0650> pieces of brass; <H5154> his bones <H1634> [are] like bars <H4300> of iron. <H1270>
19: He [is] the chief <H7225> of the ways <H1870> of God: <H0410> he that made <H6213> him can make his sword <H2719> to approach <H5066> [unto him].
20: Surely the mountains <H2022> bring him forth <H5375> food, <H0944> where all the beasts <H2416> of the field <H7704> play. <H7832>
21: He lieth <H7901> under the shady trees, <H6628> in the covert <H5643> of the reed, <H7070> and fens. <H1207>
22: The shady trees <H6628> cover <H5526> him [with] their shadow; <H6752> the willows <H6155> of the brook <H5158> compass him about. <H5437>
23: Behold, he drinketh up <H6231> a river, <H5104> [and] hasteth <H2648> not: he trusteth <H0982> that he can draw up <H1518> Jordan <H3383> into his mouth. <H6310>
24: He taketh <H3947> it with his eyes: <H5869> [his] nose <H0639> pierceth <H5344> through snares. <H4170>