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|Jó 3:1| After these things Job opened his mouth, and cursed his day,
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|Jó 3:2| and he said,
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|Jó 3:3| Perish the day in which I was born, and the night in which it was said, A man is conceived.
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|Jó 3:4| That day be turned into darknesses; God seek not it [from] above, and be it not in mind, neither be it lightened with light. (Let that day be turned into darkness; let God not seek it out from above, and be it forgotten, and let no light shine upon it.)
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|Jó 3:5| Darkness make it dark, and the shadow of death and of mist occupy it; and be it wrapped with bitterness. (Let darkness make it dark, and the shadow of death and mist fill it full; and let it be wrapped up in bitterness.)
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|Jó 3:6| Dark whirlwind hold that night; be it not reckoned among the days of the year, neither be it numbered among the months (Let a dark whirlwind hold that night; be it not reckoned among the days of the year, nor let it be counted among the months.)
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|Jó 3:7| (Let) That night be sullen, and not worthy of praising.
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|Jó 3:8| Curse they it, that curse the day, that be ready to raise Leviathan.1 (Curse they it, who curse the day, yea, they who be ready to raise up even Leviathan.)
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|Jó 3:9| [The] Stars of that night be they made dark with the darkness thereof; abide it light, and see it not, neither see it the beginning of the morrowtide rising up. (Let the stars of that night be made dark in its darkness; let it wait for the light, but not see it, nor let it see the beginning of the morning rising up.)
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|Jó 3:10| For it closed not (up) the doors of the womb, that bare me, neither it took away evil from mine eyes.
