King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. Is there not[H3808] an appointed time[H6635] to man[H582] upon[H5921] earth?[H776] are not his days[H3117] also like the days[H3117] of a hireling?[H7916]

2. As a servant[H5650] earnestly desireth[H7602] the shadow,[H6738] and as a hireling[H7916] looketh for[H6960] the reward of his work: [H6467]

3. So[H3651] am I made to possess[H5157] months[H3391] of vanity,[H7723] and wearisome[H5999] nights[H3915] are appointed[H4487] to me.

4. When[H518] I lie down,[H7901] I say,[H559] When[H4970] shall I arise,[H6965] and the night[H6153] be gone?[H4059] and I am full[H7646] of tossings to and fro[H5076] unto[H5704] the dawning of the day.[H5399]

5. My flesh[H1320] is clothed[H3847] with worms[H7415] and clods[H1487] of dust;[H6083] my skin[H5785] is broken,[H7280] and become loathsome.[H3988]

6. My days[H3117] are swifter[H7043] than[H4480] a weaver's shuttle,[H708] and are spent[H3615] without[H657] hope.[H8615]

7. O remember[H2142] that[H3588] my life[H2416] is wind:[H7307] mine eye[H5869] shall no[H3808] more[H7725] see[H7200] good.[H2896]

8. The eye[H5869] of him that hath seen[H7210] me shall see[H7789] me no[H3808] more: thine eyes[H5869] are upon me, and I am not.[H369]

9. As the cloud[H6051] is consumed[H3615] and vanisheth away:[H1980] so[H3651] he that goeth down[H3381] to the grave[H7585] shall come up[H5927] no[H3808] more.

10. He shall return[H7725] no[H3808] more[H5750] to his house,[H1004] neither[H3808] shall his place[H4725] know[H5234] him any more.[H5750]

11. Therefore[H1571] I[H589] will not[H3808] refrain[H2820] my mouth;[H6310] I will speak[H1696] in the anguish[H6862] of my spirit;[H7307] I will complain[H7878] in the bitterness[H4751] of my soul.[H5315]

12. Am I[H589] a sea,[H3220] or[H518] a whale,[H8577] that[H3588] thou settest[H7760] a watch[H4929] over[H5921] me?

13. When[H3588] I say,[H559] My bed[H6210] shall comfort[H5162] me, my couch[H4904] shall ease[H5375] my complaint;[H7879]

14. Then thou scarest[H2865] me with dreams,[H2472] and terrifiest[H1204] me through visions:[H4480] [H2384]

15. So that my soul[H5315] chooseth[H977] strangling,[H4267] and death[H4194] rather than my life.[H4480] [H6106]

16. I loathe[H3988] it; I would not[H3808] live[H2421] always:[H5769] let me alone;[H2308] [H4480] for[H3588] my days[H3117] are vanity.[H1892]

17. What[H4100] is man,[H582] that[H3588] thou shouldest magnify[H1431] him? and that[H3588] thou shouldest set[H7896] thine heart[H3820] upon[H413] him?

18. And that thou shouldest visit[H6485] him every morning,[H1242] and try[H974] him every moment?[H7281]

19. How long[H4100] wilt thou not[H3808] depart[H8159] from[H4480] me, nor[H3808] let me alone[H7503] till[H5704] I swallow down[H1104] my spittle?[H7536]

20. I have sinned;[H2398] what[H4100] shall I do[H6466] unto thee, O thou preserver[H5341] of men?[H120] why[H4100] hast thou set[H7760] me as a mark[H4645] against thee, so that I am[H1861] a burden[H4853] to[H5921] myself?

21. And why[H4100] dost thou not[H3808] pardon[H5375] my transgression,[H6588] and take away[H5674] [H853] mine iniquity?[H5771] for[H3588] now[H6258] shall I sleep[H7901] in the dust;[H6083] and thou shalt seek me in the morning,[H7836] but I shall not[H369] be.