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Job 33:1
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But now, Job, pay attention to my speech,
"However, Iyov, Please hear my speech, And listen to all my words.
Wherefore, Job, I pray thee, hear my speeches, and hearken to all my words.
"But now, hear my speech, O Job, and listen to all my words.
"Now, Job, listen to my words. Pay attention to everything I say.
"But now, O Job, listen to my words, and hear everything I have to say!
"However, Job, please listen to my words, And pay attention to everything I say.
"However, please hear my speech, Job, And listen to all my words.
"However, Job, Please hear my speech, And listen to all my words.
Wherefore, Iob, I pray thee, heare my talke and hearken vnto all my wordes.
"However now, Job, please hear my speech,And give ear to all my words.
But now, O Job, hear my speech, and listen to all my words.
Elihu Speaks Job, listen to me! Pay close attention.
Howbeit, Job, I pray thee, hear mine utterances, and hearken to all my words.
"Now, Job, listen to me. Listen carefully to what I say.
WHEREFORE, hear my speech, O Job, and hearken to all my sayings.
And now, Job, listen carefully to all that I have to say.
"But now, please hear my speeches, Job, and hear all my words.
However, Job, now hear my speech and listen to all my words.
Wherfore, heare my wordes (O Iob) & herken vnto all, that I wyll saye:
Howbeit, Job, I pray thee, hear my speech, And hearken to all my words.
And now, O Job, give ear to my words, and take note of all I say.
Howbeit, Job, I pray thee, hear my speech, and hearken to all my words.
Wherefore, Iob, I pray thee, heare my speeches, and hearken to all my wordes.
Wherefore heare my wordes O Iob, and hearken vnto all that I will say:
Howbeit hear, Job, my words, and hearken to my speech.
Howbeit, Job, I pray thee, hear my speech, and hearken to all my words.
Therfor, Joob, here thou my spechis, and herkene alle my wordis.
Nevertheless, Job, I pray you, hear my speech, And listen to all my words.
Wherefore, Job, I pray thee, hear my speeches, and hearken to all my words.
"But please, Job, hear my speech, And listen to all my words.
"Listen to my words, Job; pay attention to what I have to say.
"But now, Job, hear what I say. Listen to all my words.
"But now, hear my speech, O Job, and listen to all my words.
But, in very deed, hear, I pray thee, Job, my discourse, and, to all my words, give thou ear.
Hear therefore, O Job, my speeches, and hearken to all my words.
"But now, hear my speech, O Job, and listen to all my words.
And yet, I pray thee, O Job, Hear my speech and [to] all my words give ear.
"So please, Job, hear me out, honor me by listening to me. What I'm about to say has been carefully thought out. I have no ulterior motives in this; I'm speaking honestly from my heart. The Spirit of God made me what I am, the breath of God Almighty gave me life!
"However now, Job, please hear my speech, And listen to all my words.
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
hear: Job 13:6, Job 34:2, Psalms 49:1-3, Mark 4:9
Reciprocal: Job 6:24 - Teach me Job 13:17 - General Job 15:17 - hear me Job 18:2 - mark Job 21:2 - Hear Proverbs 8:6 - the opening Proverbs 23:31 - General
Cross-References
thirty milk-camels and their colts, forty cows and ten bulls, twenty female donkeys and ten colts.
(iv) Then the slave-girls approached with their children, and they prostrated themselves;
Le'ah too and her children approached and prostrated themselves; and last came Yosef and Rachel; and they prostrated themselves.
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Wherefore, Job, I pray thee, hear my speeches,.... In the preceding chapter, Elihu directed his discourse to the three friends of Job chiefly, here to Job himself, and that by name; which none of his friends in all their discourses ever used; and in an humble suppliant manner entreats his attention to what he was about to deliver, and that for reasons which his address to his friends could furnish him with; and hence begins his speech with "wherefore", seeing he took not the part of his three friends, but blamed them; and because he had the Spirit of God in him, and was full of matter, and uneasy until he had vented it; and which he proposed to deliver in a plain and faithful manner, with sincerity and without flattery; on all which accounts be beseeches him to give him a diligent and attentive hearing:
and hearken to all my words; not to some of them only, but to all; he bespeaks his candid and constant attention, that he would hear him out, all that he had to say, with patience, and without interruption; and then judge of the truth, force, and pertinency of them; which he would not so well be able to do, unless he heard them all; for sometimes the proof, the evidence, and demonstration of a thing depends not on a single argument, but upon many put together; each of them alone being insufficient, at least may appear so, when all considered together give full satisfaction.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Wherefore, Job, I pray thee - In the next chapter he addresses the three friends of Job. This is addressed particularly to him.
My speeches - Hebrew, “my words” - מלה millâh. This is the usual word in the Aramaen languages to express a saying or discourse, though in Hebrew it is only a poetic form. The meaning is, not that he would address separate speeches, or distinct discourses, to Job, but that he called on him to attend to what he had to say.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
CHAPTER XXXIII
Elihu offers himself in God's stead to reason with Job in
meekness and sincerity, 1-7.
Charges Job with irreverent expressions, 8-12.
Vindicates the providence of God, and shows the various methods
which he uses to bring sinners to himself:-By dreams and
visions, 13-15;
by secret inspirations, 16-18;
by afflictions, 19-22;
by messengers of righteousness, 23;
and by the great atonement, 24.
How and from what God redeems men, and the blessings which he
communicates, 25-30.
Job is exhorted to listen attentively to Elihu's teaching,
31-33.
NOTES ON CHAP. XXXIII
