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39:1[hb5] ¤s ÅÉ ¶¡ ªº ³¥ ¤s ¦Ï ´X ®É ¥Í ²£ ¡B §A ª¾ ¹D »ò ¡D ¥À ³À ¤U Ã} ¤§ ´Á §A ¯à ¹î ©w »ò ¡D
   [bbe] Have you knowledge of the rock-goats? or do you see the roes giving birth to their young?
39:2[hb5] ¥L ­Ì Ãh ­L ªº ¤ë ¼Æ ¡B §A ¯à ¼Æ ºâ »ò ¡D ¥L ­Ì ´X ®É ¥Í ²£ §A ¯à ¾å ±o »ò ¡D
   [bbe] Is the number of their months fixed by you? or is the time when they give birth ordered by you?
39:3[hb5] ¥L ­Ì ©} ¨­ ¡B ±N ¤l ¥Í ¤U ¡B ´N °£ ±¼ ¯k µh ¡C
   [bbe] They are bent down, they give birth to their young, they let loose the fruit of their body.
39:4[hb5] ³o ¤l º¥ º¥ ªÎ §§ ¡B ¦b ¯î ³¥ ªø ¤j ¡B ¥h ¦Ó ¤£ ¦^ ¡C
   [bbe] Their young ones are strong, living in the open country; they go out and do not come back again.
39:5[hb5] ½Ö ©ñ ³¥ Æj ¥X ¥h ¦Û ¥Ñ ¡D ½Ö ¸Ñ ¶} §Ö Æj ªº ÷ ¯Á ¡C
   [bbe] Who has let the ass of the fields go free? or made loose the bands of the loud-voiced beast?
39:6[hb5] §Ú ¨Ï Ãm ³¥ §@ ¥L ªº ¦í ³B ¡B ¨Ï ÄÐ ¦a ·í ¥L ªº ©~ ©Ò ¡C
   [bbe] To whom I have given the waste land for a heritage, and the salt land as a living-place.
39:7[hb5] ¥L ¶á ¯º «° ¤º ªº ³Ù ÄW ¡B ¤£ Å¥ »° ¬¹ ¤f ªº ³Ü Án ¡C
   [bbe] He makes sport of the noise of the town; the voice of the driver does not come to his ears;
39:8[hb5] ¹M ¤s ¬O ¥L ªº ¯ó ³õ ¡D ¥L ´M §ä ¦U ¼Ë «C ºñ ¤§ ª« ¡C
   [bbe] He goes looking for his grass-lands in the mountains, searching out every green thing.
39:9[hb5] ³¥ ¤û °Z ªÖ ªA ¨Æ §A ¡D °Z ªÖ ¦í ¦b §A ªº ¼Ñ ®Ç ¡C
   [bbe] Will the ox of the mountains be your servant? or is his night's resting-place by your food-store?
39:10[hb5] §A °Z ¯à ¥Î ®M ÷ ±N ³¥ ¤û Å¢ ¦b ²p ·¾ ¤§ ¶¡ ¡D ¥L °Z ªÖ ÀH §A ¯Ò ¤s ¨¦ ¤§ ¦a ¡C
   [bbe] Will he be pulling your plough with cords, turning up the valleys after you?
39:11[hb5] °Z ¥i ¦] ¥L ªº ¤O ¤j ¡B ´N ­Ê ¾a ¥L ¡B °Z ¥i §â §A ªº ¤u ¥æ µ¹ ¥L §@ »ò ¡C
   [bbe] Will you put your faith in him, because his strength is great? will you give the fruit of your work into his care?
39:12[hb5] °Z ¥i «H ¾a ¥L §â §A ªº ³ ­¹ ¹B ¨ì ®a ¡B ¤S ¦¬ »E §A ¥Ý ³õ ¤W ªº ½\ »ò ¡C
   [bbe] Will you be looking for him to come back, and get in your seed to the crushing-floor?
39:13[hb5] Àk ³¾ ªº ¯Í »H Åw µM ݵ ®i ¡B °Z ¬O Åã ·O ·R ªº ²Þ ¤ò ©M ¦Ð ¤ò »ò ¡C
   [bbe] Is the wing of the ostrich feeble, or is it because she has no feathers,
39:14[hb5] ¦] ¥L §â ³J ¯d ¦b ¦a ¤W ¡B ¦b ¹Ð ¤g ¤¤ ¡B ¨Ï ±o ·Å ·x ¡D
   [bbe] That she puts her eggs on the earth, warming them in the dust,
39:15[hb5] «o ·Q ¤£ ¨ì ³Q ¸} ¿å ¸H ¡B ©Î ³Q ³¥ Ã~ ½î ½ñ ¡C
   [bbe] Without a thought that they may be crushed by the foot, and broken by the beasts of the field?
39:16[hb5] ¥L §Ô ¤ß «Ý Âú ¡B ¦ü ¥G ¤£ ¬O ¦Û ¤v ªº ¡D Áö µM ®{ ¨ü ³Ò ­W ¡B ¤] ¤£ ¬° Âú Äß ©È ¡D
   [bbe] She is cruel to her young ones, as if they were not hers; her work is to no purpose; she has no fear.
39:17[hb5] ¦] ¬° ¡@ ¯« ¨Ï ¥L ¨S ¦³ ´¼ ¼z ¡B ¤] ¥¼ ±N ®© ©Ê ½ç µ¹ ¥L ¡C
   [bbe] For God has taken wisdom from her mind, and given her no measure of knowledge.
39:18[hb5] ¥L ´X ®É ®¼ ¨­ ®i ¶} ¯Í »H ¡B ´N ¶á ¯º °¨ ©M ÃM °¨ ªº ¤H ¡C
   [bbe] When she is shaking her wings on high, she makes sport of the horse and of him who is seated on him.
39:19[hb5] °¨ ªº ¤j ¤O ¬O §A ©Ò ½ç ªº »ò ¡D ¥L ÀV ¶µ ¤W Îá ²ï ªº úu ¡B ¬O §A µ¹ ¥L ©Ü ¤W ªº »ò ¡D
   [bbe] Do you give strength to the horse? is it by your hand that his neck is clothed with power?
39:20[hb5] ¬O §A ¥s ¥L ¸õ ÅD ¹³ ½À ÂÎ »ò ¡D ¥L ¼Q ®ð ¤§ «Â ¨Ï ¤H Åå ´q ¡C
   [bbe] Is it through you that he is shaking like a locust, in the pride of his loud-sounding breath?
39:21[hb5] ¥L ¦b ¨¦ ¤¤ §S ¦a ¡B ¦Û ³ß ¨ä ¤O ¡D ¥L ¥X ¥h ªï ±µ ¨Ø ±a §L ¾¹ ªº ¤H ¡C
   [bbe] He is stamping with joy in the valley; he makes sport of fear.
39:22[hb5] ¥L ¶á ¯º ¥i ©È ªº ¨Æ ¡B ¨Ã ¤£ Åå ´q ¡B ¤] ¤£ ¦] ¤M ¼C °h ¦^ ¡C
   [bbe] In his strength he goes out against the arms of war, turning not away from the sword.
39:23[hb5] ½b ³U ©M µo «G ªº ºj ¡B ¨Ã µu ºj ¡B ¦b ¥L ¨­ ¤W ¿þ ¿þ ¦³ Án ¡C
   [bbe] The bow is sounding against him; he sees the shining point of spear and arrow.
39:24[hb5] ¥L µo ²r ¯P ªº «ã ®ð ±N ¦a §] ¤U ¡D ¤@ Å¥ ¨¤ Án ´N ¤£ ­@ ¯¸ ¥ß ¡C
   [bbe] Shaking with passion, he is biting the earth; he is not able to keep quiet at the sound of the horn;
39:25[hb5] ¨¤ ¨C µo Án ¡B ¥L »¡ ¡B ¨þ «¢ ¡D ¥L ±q »· ³B »D µÛ ¾Ô ®ð ¡B ¤S Å¥ ¨£ ­x ªø ¤j µo ¹p Án ¡B ©M §L ¤B §o ³Û ¡C
   [bbe] When it comes to his ears he says, Aha! He is smelling the fight from far off, and hearing the thunder of the captains, and the war-cries.
39:26[hb5] ÆN ³¶ ­¸ µ¾ ¡B ®i ¶} ¯Í »H ¡B ¤@ ª½ ¦V «n ¡B °Z ¬O ÂÇ §A ªº ´¼ ¼z »ò ¡C
   [bbe] Is it through your knowledge that the hawk takes his flight, stretching out his wings to the south?
39:27[hb5] ¤j ÆN ¤W ÄË ¡B ¦b °ª ³B ·f ºÛ ¡B °Z ¬O Å¥ §A ªº §h ©J »ò ¡C
   [bbe] Or is it by your orders that the eagle goes up, and makes his resting-place on high?
39:28[hb5] ¥L ¦í ¦b ¤s ÅÉ ¡B ¥H ¤s ®p ©M °í ©T ¤§ ©Ò ¬° ®a ¡D
   [bbe] On the rock is his house, and on the mountain-top his strong place.
39:29[hb5] ±q ¨º ¸Ì ¿s ¬Ý ­¹ ª« ¡B ²´ ·ú »· »· Æ[ ±æ ¡C
   [bbe] From there he is watching for food; his eye sees it far off.
39:30[hb5] ¥L ªº Âú ¤] Ëß ¦å ¡D ³Q ±þ ªº ¤H ¦b ¨º ¸Ì ¡B ¥L ¤] ¦b ¨º ¸Ì ¡C
   [bbe] His young have blood for their drink, and where the dead bodies are, there is he to be seen.