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Job 32
- 1 Forsothe these thre men leften of to answere Joob, for he semyde a iust man to hem.
- 2 And Helyu, the sone of Barachel Buzites, of the kynrede of Ram, was wrooth, and hadde indignacioun; forsothe he was wrooth ayens Joob, for he seide hym silf to be iust bifor God.
- 3 Sotheli Helyu hadde indignacioun ayens the thre frendis of hym, for thei hadden not founde resonable answere, but oneli hadde condempned Joob.
- 4 Therfor Helyu abood Joob spekynge, for thei, that spaken, weren eldere men.
- 5 But whanne he hadde seyn, that thre men myyten not answere, he was wrooth greetly.
- 6 And Helyu, the sone of Barachel Buzites, answeride, and seyde, Y am yongere in tyme, sotheli ye ben eldere; therfor with heed holdun doun Y dredde to schewe to you my sentence.
- 7 For Y hopide that lengere age schulde speke, and that the multitude of yeeris schulden teche wisdom.
- 8 But as Y se, spirit is in men, and the enspiryng `ether reuelacioun, of Almyyti God yyueth vndurstondyng.
- 9 Men of long lijf ben not wise, and elde men vndurstonden not doom.
- 10 Therfor Y schal seie, Here ye me, and Y also schal schewe my kunnyng to you.
- 11 For Y abood youre wordis, Y herde youre prudence, as long as ye dispuytiden in youre wordis.
- 12 And as long as Y gesside you to seie ony thing, Y bihelde; but as Y se, `noon is of you, that may repreue Joob, and answere to hise wordis;
- 13 lest perauenture ye seien, We han founde wisdom; God, and not man, hath cast hym awei.
- 14 Joob spak no thing to me, and Y not bi youre wordis schal answere hym.
- 15 Thei dredden, and answeriden no more, and token awei speche fro hem silf.
- 16 Therfor for Y abood, and thei spaken not, thei stoden, and answeriden no more; also Y schal answere my part,
- 17 and Y schal schewe my kunnyng.
- 18 For Y am ful of wordis, and the spirit of my wombe, `that is, mynde, constreyneth me.
- 19 Lo! my wombe is as must with out `spigot, ether a ventyng, that brekith newe vessels.
- 20 Y schal speke, and brethe ayen a litil; Y schal opene my lippis, and Y schal answere.
- 21 Y schal not take the persoone of man, and Y schal not make God euene to man.
- 22 For Y woot not hou long Y schal abide, and if my Makere take me awei `after a litil tyme.
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