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¹ Why does the Almighty not reserve times for judgment?^(C1)2 The wicked displace boundary markers.
They steal a flock and provide pasture for it.³ They drive away the donkeys owned by the fatherless^(C1)
and take the widow’s ox as collateral.⁴ They push the needy off the road;
the poor of the land are forced into hiding.^(C1)5 Like wild donkeys in the wilderness,
the poor go out to their task of foraging for food;
the desert provides nourishment for their children.⁶ They gather their fodder in the field
and glean the vineyards of the wicked.⁷ Without clothing, they spend the night naked,
having no covering against the cold.^(C1)8 Drenched by mountain rains,
they huddle against^(F1) the rocks, shelterless.⁹ The fatherless infant is snatched from the breast;
the nursing child of the poor is seized as collateral.^(F1)10 Without clothing, they wander about naked.
They carry sheaves but go hungry.^(C1)11 They crush olives in their presses;^(F1)
they tread the winepresses, but go thirsty.¹² From the city, men^(F1) groan;
the mortally wounded cry for help,
yet God pays no attention to this crime.^(C1)

¹³ The wicked are those who rebel against the light.
They do not recognize its ways
or stay on its paths.¹⁴ The murderer rises at dawn
to kill the poor and needy,
and by night he becomes a thief.¹⁵ The adulterer’s eye watches for twilight,
thinking, “No eye will see me,”
and he covers his face.¹⁶ In the dark they break^(F1) into houses;
by day they lock themselves in,^(F2)
never experiencing the light.¹⁷ For the morning is like darkness to them.
Surely they are familiar with the terrors of darkness!

¹⁸ They float^(F1) on the surface of the water.
Their section of the land is cursed,
so that they never go to their vineyards.¹⁹ As dry ground and heat snatch away the melted snow,
so Sheol^(C1) steals those who have sinned.²⁰ The womb forgets them;
worms feed on them;
they are remembered^(C1) no more.
So injustice is broken like a tree.²¹ They prey on^(F1) the childless woman who is unable to conceive,
and do not deal kindly with the widow.²² Yet God drags away^(F1) the mighty by his power;
when he rises up, they have no assurance of life.²³ He gives them a sense of security, so they can rely on it,^(C1)
but his eyes^(C2) watch over their ways.²⁴ They are exalted for a moment, then gone;
they are brought low and shrivel up like everything else.^(F1)
They wither like heads of grain.^(C1)

²⁵ If this is not true, then who can prove me a liar^(C1)
and show that my speech is worthless?