욥기 28장 Contemporary English Version (2006)
Contemporary English Version (2006) · 영어 · 욥기 (Job) · 28절
- 1 Gold and silver are mined, then purified;
- 2 the same is done with iron and copper.
- 3 Miners carry lanterns deep into the darkness to search for these metals.
- 4 They dig tunnels in distant, unknown places, where they dangle by ropes.
- 5 Far beneath the grain fields, fires are built to break loose those rocks
- 6 that have jewels or gold.
- 7 Miners go to places unseen by the eyes of hawks;
- 8 they walk on soil unknown to the proudest lions.
- 9 With their own hands they remove sharp rocks and uproot mountains.
- 10 They dig through the rocks in search of jewels and precious metals.
- 11 They also uncover the sources of rivers and discover secret places.
- 12 But where is wisdom found?
- 13 No human knows the way.
- 14 Nor can it be discovered in the deepest sea. *
- 15 It is worth much more than silver or pure gold
- 16 or precious stones.
- 17 Nothing is its equal— not gold or costly glass.
- 18 Wisdom is worth much more than coral, jasper, or rubies.
- 19 All the topaz of Ethiopia and the finest gold cannot compare with it.
- 20 Where then is wisdom?
- 21 It is hidden from human eyes and even from birds.
- 22 Death and destruction have merely heard rumors about where it is found.
- 23 God is the only one who knows the way to wisdom;
- 24 he alone sees everything beneath the heavens.
- 25 When God divided out the wind and the water,
- 26 and when he decided the path for rain and lightning,
- 27 he also determined the truth and defined wisdom.
- 28 God told us, “Wisdom means that you respect me, the Lord, and turn from sin.”
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