Who art thou, O man, that you should hold court for God?
That you call him to account for his ways?
You, who would judge God be he righteous or evil
You who accuse him as if he were your child
What makest thou of thyself?
Would you usurp his throne?
Would you pronounce him guilty?
By what law would you accuse him?
Have you been of old from the foundation of the earth?
Have you set the moon in its orbit, established the paths of the planets,
Have you hung the stars in space?
Where were you when life burst forth–plants, animals,
and yes, human kind?
Who art thou, O man, that you should judge the Ancient of Days,
That you should call him to account for his ways?
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