Behold, I know your thoughts, and the devices which ye wrongfully imagine against me.
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Verse 27 is found in chapter 21 of Job. Job states that rich and poor alike end up in the dust and accuses his friends of presenting an explanation that does not correspond to reality. He also observes that wicked people may receive honor even after death. His argument again separates the general doctrine of divine justice from the expectation that every moral consequence must be immediately visible.
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Siehe, ich kenne eure Gedanken wohl und euer frevles Vornehmen gegen mich.
He aquí, yo conozco vuestros pensamientos, Y las imaginaciones que contra mí forjáis.
Miren, conozco sus pensamientos y los planes con que quieren hacerme daño.
Je sais bien quelles sont vos pensées, Quels jugements iniques vous portez sur moi.
Ecco, io conosco i vostri pensamenti, E i malvagi discorsi che voi fate contro a me a torto.
Eis que conheço bem os vossos pensamentos; e os maus intentos com que injustamente me fazeis violência.
「看哪,我知道你們的意念, 並殘害我的計謀。
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