Tua Palavra

|Jó 28:1| Silver has its mines, and gold a place for refining.

|Jó 28:2| Iron is extracted from the earth, the smelted rocks yield copper.

|Jó 28:3| Man makes an end of darkness, to the utmost limit he digs the black rock in shadow dark as death.

|Jó 28:4| Foreigners bore into ravines in unfrequented places, swinging suspended far from human beings.

|Jó 28:5| That earth from which bread comes is ravaged underground by fire.

|Jó 28:6| There, the rocks have veins of sapphire and their dust contains gold.

|Jó 28:7| That is a path unknown to birds of prey, unseen by the eye of any vulture;

|Jó 28:8| a path not trodden by the lordly beasts, where no lion ever walked.

|Jó 28:9| Man attacks the flint, upturning mountains by their roots.

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|Jó 28:10| He cuts canals through the rock, on the watch for anything precious.