Return, I pray you, let it not be iniquity; yea, return again, my righteousness is in it.
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Verse 29 is found in chapter 6 of Job. Job reproaches his friends for failing precisely when he needed compassion most. He compares them to streams that appear promising but disappear when they are needed. He asks them to point out his specific error, showing that he is willing to hear correction if it can be demonstrated. The discussion begins shifting toward the central question: what specific sin could justify such suffering?
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Antwortet, was recht ist; meine Antwort wird noch recht bleiben.
Tornad ahora, y no haya iniquidad; Volved aún a considerar mi justicia en esto.
¡Reconsidérenlo, no cometan una injusticia! Reconsidérenlo: mi justicia sigue en juego.
Revenez, ne soyez pas injustes; Revenez, et reconnaissez mon innocence.
Deh! ravvedetevi; che non siavi iniquità; Da capo, il dico, ravvedetevi, io son giusto in questo affare.
Voltai, pois, não haja iniqüidade; tornai-vos, digo, que ainda a minha justiça aparecerá nisso.
請你們轉意,不要不公義; 請再轉意,正義在我這裏。
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