The tabernacles of robbers prosper, and they that provoke God are secure; into whose hand God bringeth abundantly.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 12 of Job. Job uses irony in responding to his friends: they do not possess exclusive wisdom, because he too has understanding. Even creatures and animals participate through their existence in the testimony that God’s hand governs the world. Job begins expanding the debate from his particular case toward God’s universal rule.
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Der Verstörer Hütten haben die Fülle, und Ruhe haben, die wider Gott toben, die ihren Gott in der Faust führen.
Prosperan las tiendas de los ladrones, Y los que provocan a Dios viven seguros; En cuyas manos él ha puesto cuanto tienen.
Las tiendas de los saqueadores están tranquilas, y seguros los que provocan a Dios, los que llevan a su dios en la mano.
Il y a paix sous la tente des pillards, Sécurité pour ceux qui offensent Dieu, Pour quiconque se fait un dieu de sa force.
I tabernacoli de’ ladroni prosperano, E v’è ogni sicurtà per quelli che dispettano Iddio, Nelle cui mani egli fa cadere ciò che desiderano.
As tendas dos assoladores têm descanso, e os que provocam a Deus estão seguros; nas suas mãos Deus lhes põe tudo.
強盜的帳棚安寧, 惹上帝發怒的人穩固, 他們把上帝 握在自己手中 。
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