Biblia Todo Logo
Cross References

- Advertisements -




Job 19:5

New Century Version

If you want to make yourselves look better than I, you can blame me for my suffering.

See the chapter Copy

16 Cross References  

They answered me, “Those who are left from the captivity are back in Judah, but they are in much trouble and are full of shame. The wall around Jerusalem is broken down, and its gates have been burned.”

Even if I have sinned, it is my worry alone.

Let them be ashamed and embarrassed, because they were happy when I hurt. Cover them with shame and disgrace, because they thought they were better than I was.

I said, “Don’t let them laugh at me or brag when I am defeated.”

Because my enemies do not defeat me, I know you are pleased with me.

It was not an enemy insulting me. I could stand that. It was not someone who hated me. I could hide from him.

But it is you, a person like me, my companion and good friend.

At that time seven women will grab one man and say, “We will eat our own bread and make our own clothes, but please marry us! Please, take away our shame.”

Enemy, don’t laugh at me. I have fallen, but I will get up again. I sit in the shadow of trouble now, but the Lord will be a light for me.

This is what Moab and Ammon get for being proud, because they insulted and made fun of the people of the Lord All-Powerful.

“The Lord will save the homes of Judah first so that the honor given to David’s family and to the people of Jerusalem won’t be greater than the honor given to Judah.

“Look what the Lord has done for me! My people were ashamed of me, but now the Lord has taken away that shame.”

His followers asked him, “Teacher, whose sin caused this man to be born blind—his own sin or his parents’ sin?”

They answered, “You were born full of sin! Are you trying to teach us?” And they threw him out.

Peninnah would tease Hannah and upset her, because the Lord had made her unable to have children.




Follow us:

Advertisements


Advertisements