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1Then Job took up his topic again:
2As God lives, who rejected my legal claim,
3as long as breath is in me
4my lips will utter no wickedness;
5I will not agree that you are right.
Until my dying day, I won’t give up my integrity.
6I will insist on my innocence, never surrendering it;
my conscience will never blame me for what I have done.
7Let my enemy be like the wicked,
my opposition like the vicious.
8For what hope has the godless when God cuts them off,
when he takes them away.
9Will God hear their cries
10will they delight in the Almighty,
11I will teach you God’s power,
not hide what pertains to the Almighty.
12Look, those of you who recognize this—
why then this empty talk?
13This is the wicked’s portion with God,
the inheritance that the ruthless receive from the Almighty.
14If their children increase, they belong to the sword;
their offspring won’t have enough bread.
15Their survivors will be buried with the dead;
their widows won’t weep.
16If they store up silver like dust,
amass clothing like clay,
17they may amass, but the righteous will wear it;
18They built their houses like nests,
like a hut made by a watchman.
19They lie down rich, but no longer;
open their eyes, but it’s missing.
20Terrors overtake them like waters;
21an east wind lifts them, and they are gone,
22throws itself on them without mercy;
23It claps its hands over them,
hisses at them from their place.