Skip to content
Church.wiki

Job Chapter 23 Good News Translation (1992)

Poetry & wisdom · Job · Good News Translation (1992) · 15 verses · 1 headings

Verse layout
📝 Overview of this chapter Flow, key verses and people

욥기 23장은 엘리바스의 세 번째 말에 대한 욥의 대답의 앞부분이다. 욥은 하나님 앞에 나아가 자기 사정을 아뢰고 싶어 하지만 하나님을 찾을 수 없다고 탄식하며, 그의 뜻 앞에서 느끼는 두려움을 고백한다.

Jump to verse

23Job · Good News Translation (1992)
2I still rebel and complain against God; I cannot keep from groaning.
3How I wish I knew where to find him, and knew how to go where he is.
4I would state my case before him and present all the arguments in my favor.
5I want to know what he would say and how he would answer me.
6Would God use all his strength against me? No, he would listen as I spoke.
7I am honest; I could reason with God; he would declare me innocent once and for all.
8I have searched in the East, but God is not there; I have not found him when I searched in the West.
9God has been at work in the North and the South, but still I have not seen him.
10Yet God knows every step I take; if he tests me, he will find me pure.
11I follow faithfully the road he chooses, and never wander to either side.
12I always do what God commands; I follow his will, not my own desires.
13He never changes. No one can oppose him or stop him from doing what he wants to do.
14He will fulfill what he has planned for me; that plan is just one of the many he has;
15I tremble with fear before him.
17Almighty God has destroyed my courage. It is God, not the dark, that makes me afraid— even though the darkness has made me blind.

Good News Translation (1992)
Tap a verse to copy, share, highlight or add a note. Dotted words link to encyclopedia articles.

15 verses in this chapter
23 / 42 chapters

The text is Good News Translation (1992)(English) — Published under a copyright agreement with the Korean Bible Society — the text is copyright of the Korean Bible Society. Highlights, notes and read marks stay with the chapter whichever version you read. Dotted words are people, places and terms that have an encyclopedia article (marked once per page). Highlights, notes and read marks are saved only in this browser and gathered under My marks.

Articles mentioning this chapter

More