Job 31:35

Easy To Read Version

“Oh, I wish someone would listen to me!\par Let me explain my side.\par I wish God All-Powerful\par would answer me.\par I wish he would write down\par what he thinks I did wrong.\par

Cross References

Job 13:17

Listen carefully to what I say.\par Let me explain.\par

Job 13:24

God, why do you avoid me,\par and treat me like your enemy?\par

Job 13:3

But I don’t want to argue with you. I want to speak to God All-Powerful. I want to argue with God about my troubles.

Job 17:3

“God, show me that you really support me.\par No other person will support me.\par

Job 19:11

God’s anger burns against me.\par He calls me his enemy.\par

Job 19:7

I shout, ‘He hurt me!’\par But I get no answer.\par Even if I call loudly for help,\par no person hears my cry for fairness.\par

Job 27:7

“People have stood against me.\par I hope my enemies are punished\par like bad men should be punished.\par

Job 30:20

“God, I cry out to you for help,\par but you don’t answer.\par I stand up and pray,\par but you don’t pay attention to me.\par

Job 30:24

“But, surely no one will hurt a person\par that is already ruined and crying for help.\par

Job 30:28

I am always sad and depressed,\par without relief.\par I stand up in the assembly\par and yell for help.\par

Job 31:36

Then I would wear that sign\par around my neck.\par I would put it on my head\par like a crown.\par

Job 33:6

You and I are the same\par in front of God.\par God used clay to make both of us.\par

Job 35:14

So Job, God won’t listen to you\par when you say that you don’t see him.\par You say you are waiting for your chance\par to meet with God and prove\par that you are innocent.\par

Job 40:2

“Job, you argued with God All-Powerful.\par You judged me guilty of doing wrong.\par Now, will you admit that you are wrong?\par Will you answer me!”\par

Psalm 26:1

Lord, judge me.\par Prove that I have lived a pure life.\par I never stopped trusting the Lord.\par

Matthew 5:25

“If your enemy is taking you to court, then become friends with him quickly. You should do that before you go to court. If you don’t become his friend, then he might give you to the judge. And the judge might give you to a guard to put you in jail.