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    Is there any angel to whom you can turn?
² To worry yourself to death with resentment
    would be a foolish, senseless thing to do.
³ I have seen fools who looked secure,
    but I called down a sudden curse on their homes.
⁴ Their children can never find safety;
    no one stands up to defend them in court.
⁵ Hungry people will eat the fool's crops—
    even the grain growing among thorns^[a]—
    and thirsty people will envy his wealth.
⁶ Evil does not grow in the soil,
    nor does trouble grow out of the ground.
⁷ No indeed! We bring trouble on ourselves,
    as surely as sparks fly up from a fire.^[b]

⁸ If I were you, I would turn to God
    and present my case to him.
^9 (a)We cannot understand the great things he does,
    and to his miracles there is no end.
¹⁰ He sends rain on the land
    and he waters the fields.
¹¹ Yes, it is God who raises the humble
    and gives joy to all who mourn.^12-13 (b)He upsets the plans of cunning people,
    and traps the wise in their own schemes,
    so that nothing they do succeeds;<
¹⁴     even at noon they grope in darkness.
¹⁵ But God saves the poor^[c] from death;
    he saves the needy from oppression.
¹⁶ He gives hope to the poor and silences the wicked.

^17 (c)Happy is the person whom God corrects!
    Do not resent it when he rebukes you.
^18 (d)God bandages the wounds he makes;
    his hand hurts you, and his hand heals.
¹⁹ Time after time he will save you from harm;
²⁰     when famine comes, he will keep you alive,
    and in war protect you from death.
²¹ God will rescue you from slander;
    he will save you when destruction comes.
²² You will laugh at violence and hunger
    and not be afraid of wild animals.
²³ The fields you plow will be free of rocks;
    wild animals will never attack you.
²⁴ Then you will live at peace in your tent;
    when you look at your sheep, you will find them safe.
²⁵ You will have as many children
    as there are blades of grass in a pasture.
²⁶ Like wheat that ripens till harvest time,
    you will live to a ripe old age.
²⁷ Job, we have learned this by long study.
    It is true, so now accept it.