Book: The Book Of Job

so a person will lie down and not become; until the end of heaven, he will not awaken and rise from his sleep.

like a flower, it comes out and falls; runs away like a shadow and does not stop.

Oh, if only you were silent! that would be imputed to you in wisdom.

My life has been averted to my soul; I will surrender to my sorrow; I will speak in the sorrow of my soul.

You see, God does not reject the immaculate and does not support the hands of the villains.
He will fill your mouth and your lips with laughter with a joyful exclamation.
Those who hate you will be clothed in shame, and the tent of the wicked will not be.

When I think: my bed will comfort me, will take away my sorrow to my bed,
you frighten me with dreams and visions frighten me;
and my soul desires better cessation of breathing, better than death, than saving my bones.

To what my soul did not want to touch, it is my disgusting food.

This is what we have found out; the way it is; listen to this and note to yourself.

but a person is born to suffer, like sparks to rush upward.

So, the fool is killed by anger, and the senseless is destroyed by irritability.

And now it has come to you, and you are exhausted; touched you and you lost heart.

My sighs warn my bread, and my moans flow like water,
for the terrible things which I was terrified of befell me; and what I feared came to me.
There is no peace for me, no peace, no joy: misfortune has befallen me.

Why is light given to a man whose path is closed, and whom God has surrounded in darkness?

Skin for skin, but for the life of his people will give everything he has.