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Job 8
- 1 *Et Bildad, le Shukhite, répondit et dit :
- 2 Jusques à quand diras-tu ces choses, et les paroles de ta bouche seront-elles un vent impétueux ?
- 3 Est-ce que ✶Dieu pervertit le droit ? Le Tout-puissant pervertira-t-il la justice ?
- 4 Si tes fils ont péché contre lui, il les a aussi livrés en la main de leur transgression.
- 5 Si tu recherches ✶Dieu et que tu supplies le Tout-puissant,
- 6 Si tu es pur et droit, certainement il se réveillera maintenant en ta faveur, et rendra prospère la demeure de ta justice ;
- 7 Et ton commencement aura été petit, mais ta fin sera très grande.
- 8 Car interroge, je te prie, la génération précédente, et sois attentif aux recherches de leurs pères ;
- 9 Car nous sommes d’hier et nous n’avons pas de connaissance, car nos jours sont une ombre sur la terre.
- 10 Ceux-là ne t’enseigneront-ils pas, ne te parleront-ils pas, et de leurs cœurs ne tireront-ils pas des paroles ?
- 11 Le papyrus s’élève-t-il où il n’y a pas de marais ? Le roseau croît-il sans eau ?
- 12 Encore dans sa verdeur, sans qu’on l’ait arraché, avant toute herbe il sèche.
- 13 Tels sont les sentiers de tous ceux qui oublient ✶Dieu ; et l’attente de l’impie périra ;
- 14 Son assurance sera retranchée, et sa confiance sera une toile d’araignée :
- 15 Il s’appuiera sur sa maison, et elle ne tiendra pas ; il s’y cramponnera, et elle ne restera pas debout.
- 16 Il est verdoyant devant le soleil, et son rameau s’étend sur son jardin ;
- 17 Ses racines s’entrelacent dans un tas de rocaille, il voit la demeure des pierres ;
- 18 S’Il l’ôte de sa place, celle-ci le désavouera : Je ne t’ai pas vu !
- 19 Telles sont les délices de ses voies ; et de la poussière, d’autres germeront.
- 20 Voici, ✶Dieu ne méprisera pas l’homme parfait, et ne soutiendra pas les mains des méchants :
- 21 Tandis qu’il remplira ta bouche de rire et tes lèvres de chants de joie,
- 22 Ceux qui te haïssent seront revêtus de honte, et la tente des méchants ne sera plus.
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