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12 If evil tastes sweet in his mouth,
and he tucks it under his tongue,
13 if he hoards it for himself,
and he does not let it go,
but savors it on his palate,
14 his food will turn into cobra venom in his stomach.
15 He swallowed wealth, but he vomits it up.
God makes him expel it from his belly.
16 He sucks the poison of cobras.
The fangs of a viper kill him.
17 He will not see the streams,
the rivers that flow with honey and cream.
18 Without digesting it, he gives up the produce for which he labored.
He does not enjoy the wealth for which he traded,
19 because he has crushed and abandoned the poor,
and he has stolen a house he did not build.

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12 “Though wickedness tastes sweet in his mouth,
and he hides it under his tongue,
13 though he spares it and does not let it go
and holds it back in the midst of his palate,
14 in his bowels his food is turned,
the venom of horned vipers is within him.[a]
15 He swallows riches, but[b] he vomits them[c] up;
God drives them[d] out from his stomach.
16 He will suck the poison of horned vipers;
the viper’s tongue will kill him.
17 He will not enjoy the streams,[e]
the torrents of honey and curds.
18 Returning the products of his toil, he will not swallow;[f]
according to the profit of his trade, he will not enjoy,[g]
19 for he has oppressed; he has abandoned the poor;
he has seized a house but[h] did not build it.

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Notas al pie

  1. Job 20:14 Literally “in his entrails”
  2. Job 20:15 Hebrew “and”
  3. Job 20:15 Hebrew “it”
  4. Job 20:15 Hebrew “it”
  5. Job 20:17 Literally “He will not look on streams”
  6. Job 20:18 Hebrew “and he will not swallow”
  7. Job 20:18 Literally “and he will not taste”
  8. Job 20:19 Or “and”