3:1 After
this
hath
Job
opened
his
mouth,
and
revileth
his
day.
3:2 And
Job
answereth
and
saith:
--
3:3 Let
the
day
perish
in
which
I
am
born,
And
the
night
that
hath
said:
`A
man-child
hath
been
conceived.'
3:4 That
day--let
it
be
darkness,
Let
not
God
require
it
from
above,
Nor
let
light
shine
upon
it.
3:5 Let
darkness
and
death-shade
redeem
it,
Let
a
cloud
tabernacle
upon
it,
Let
them
terrify
it
as
the
most
bitter
of
days.
3:6 That
night--let
thick
darkness
take
it,
Let
it
not
be
united
to
days
of
the
year,
Into
the
number
of
months
let
it
not
come.
3:7 Lo!
that
night--let
it
be
gloomy,
Let
no
singing
come
into
it.
3:8 Let
the
cursers
of
day
mark
it,
Who
are
ready
to
wake
up
Leviathan.
3:9 Let
the
stars
of
its
twilight
be
dark,
Let
it
wait
for
light,
and
there
is
none,
And
let
it
not
look
on
the
eyelids
of
the
dawn.
3:10 Because
it
hath
not
shut
the
doors
Of
the
womb
that
was
mine!
And
hide
misery
from
mine
eyes.
3:11 Why
from
the
womb
do
I
not
die
From
the
belly
I
have
come
forth
and
gasp!
3:12 Wherefore
have
knees
been
before
me
And
what
[are]
breasts,
that
I
suck
3:13 For
now,
I
have
lain
down,
and
am
quiet,
I
have
slept--then
there
is
rest
to
me,
3:14 With
kings
and
counsellors
of
earth,
These
building
wastes
for
themselves.
3:15 Or
with
princes--they
have
gold,
They
are
filling
their
houses
[with]
silver.
3:16 (Or
as
a
hidden
abortion
I
am
not,
As
infants--they
have
not
seen
light.)
3:17 There
the
wicked
have
ceased
troubling,
And
there
rest
do
the
wearied
in
power.
3:18 Together
prisoners
have
been
at
ease,
They
have
not
heard
the
voice
of
an
exactor,
3:19 Small
and
great
[are]
there
the
same.
And
a
servant
[is]
free
from
his
lord.
3:20 Why
giveth
He
to
the
miserable
light,
and
life
to
the
bitter
soul
3:21 Who
are
waiting
for
death,
and
it
is
not,
And
they
seek
it
above
hid
treasures.
3:22 Who
are
glad--unto
joy,
They
rejoice
when
they
find
a
grave.
3:23 To
a
man
whose
way
hath
been
hidden,
And
whom
God
doth
shut
up
3:24 For
before
my
food,
my
sighing
cometh,
And
poured
out
as
waters
[are]
my
roarings.
3:25 For
a
fear
I
feared
and
it
meeteth
me,
And
what
I
was
afraid
of
doth
come
to
me.
3:26 I
was
not
safe--nor
was
I
quiet--Nor
was
I
at
rest--and
trouble
cometh!