24:1 Why,
seeing
Times
are
not
hidden
from
the
Almightie,
doe
they,
that
know
him
not,
see
his
dayes
24:2 Some
remooue
the
land-markes;
they
violently
take
away
flocks,
and
feed
thereof.
24:3 They
driue
away
the
asse
of
the
fatherlesse,
they
take
the
widowes
oxe
for
a
pledge.
24:4 They
turne
the
needy
out
of
the
way:
the
poore
of
the
earth
hide
themselues
together.
24:5 Behold,
as
wilde
asses
in
the
desart,
goe
they
foorth
to
their
worke,
rising
betimes
for
a
pray:
the
wildernes
yeeldeth
food
for
them,
and
for
their
children.
24:6 They
reape
euery
one
his
corne
in
the
fielde:
and
they
gather
the
vintage
of
the
wicked.
24:7 They
cause
the
naked
to
lodge
without
clothing,
that
they
haue
no
couering
in
the
cold.
24:8 They
are
wet
with
the
showres
of
the
mountaines,
and
imbrace
the
rocke
for
want
of
a
shelter.
24:9 They
plucke
the
fatherlesse
from
the
brest,
and
take
a
pledge
of
the
poore.
24:10 They
cause
him
to
go
naked
without
clothing:
and
they
take
away
the
sheafe
from
the
hungry,
24:11 Which
make
oyle
within
their
walles,
and
tread
their
winepresses,
and
suffer
thirst.
24:12 Men
groane
from
out
of
the
city,
and
the
soule
of
the
wounded
crieth
out:
yet
God
layeth
not
folly
to
them.
24:13 They
are
of
those
that
rebell
against
the
light,
they
know
not
the
wayes
thereof,
nor
abide
in
the
pathes
thereof.
24:14 The
murderer
rising
with
the
light,
killeth
the
poore
and
needy,
and
in
the
night
is
as
a
thiefe.
24:15 The
eye
also
of
the
adulterer
waiteth
for
the
twilight,
saying,
No
eye
shall
see
me:
and
disguiseth
his
face.
24:16 In
the
darke
they
digge
through
houses
which
they
had
marked
for
themselues
in
the
day
time:
they
know
not
the
light.
24:17 For
the
morning
is
to
them
euen
as
the
shadow
of
death:
if
one
know
them,
they
are
in
the
terrours
of
the
shadow
of
death.
24:18 Hee
is
swift
as
the
waters,
their
portion
is
cursed
in
the
earth:
he
beholdeth
not
the
way
of
the
Uineyards.
24:19 Drought
and
heate
consume
the
snow
waters:
so
doeth
the
graue
those
which
haue
sinned.
24:20 The
wombe
shall
forget
him,
the
worme
shall
feed
sweetly
on
him,
hee
shall
be
no
more
remembred,
and
wickednes
shalbe
broken
as
a
tree.
24:21 He
euill
intreateth
the
barren,
that
beareth
not:
and
doeth
not
good
to
the
widow.
24:22 He
draweth
also
the
mighty
with
his
power:
he
riseth
vp,
and
no
man
is
sure
of
life.
24:23 Though
it
be
giuen
him
to
be
in
safety,
whereon
he
resteth;
yet
his
eyes
are
vpon
their
wayes.
24:24 They
are
exalted
for
a
litle
while,
but
are
gone
and
brought
low,
they
are
taken
out
of
the
way
as
al
other,
and
cut
off
as
the
tops
of
the
eares
of
corne.
24:25 And
if
it
be
not
so
now,
who
will
make
mee
a
liar,
and
make
my
speach
nothing
worth
