1 Job says: People dig to get silver. People melt gold. ⛏️ 2 Job says: They take iron from dirt. They make copper from rocks. ⛏️ 3 Job says: People bring light to dark holes. They look far in deep dark. ️️ 4 Job says: They make deep holes far from towns. They hang and swing there. ♂️️ 5 Job says: The land gives food on top. Under it, it is like fire. 6 Job says: The rocks have pretty blue stones and gold dust. ✨ 7 Job says: Birds do not know that path. Even a fast bird cannot see it. 8 Job says: Big wild cats do not walk there. Even lions do not go there. 9 Job says: People hit hard rock. They move big hills. ✊⛰️ 10 Job says: They cut long holes in rock. They see each shiny thing. ️ 11 Job says: They stop water from running. They bring hidden things to light. ⛔ 12 Job says: But where can we find wise ways? Where can we find good thinking? 13 Job says: People do not know the way. No one who lives can find it by self. 14 Job says: The deep sea says, “Not here.” The sea says, “Not with me.” ❌ 15 Job says: You cannot buy it with gold. You cannot pay with silver. 16 Job says: It is better than the best gold and blue stones. ⭐ 17 Job says: Gold and clear stones are not the same. You cannot trade for it. 18 Job says: Do not talk of fancy red stones. Wise ways are worth more. 19 Job says: The best yellow stone is not as good. All gold is not enough. 20 Job says: So where do wise ways come from? Where can we find good thinking? ❓ 21 Job says: No one living can see it. Birds in the sky do not see it. 22 Job says: Death and the grave say, “We heard about it.” ️ 23 Job says: God knows the way to it. He knows where it is. 24 Job says: God sees the whole world. He sees under all the sky. ☁️ 25 Job says: He made the wind blow just right. He set how much water there is. ️⚖️ 26 Job says: He made a path for rain and for lightning. ️⚡ 27 Job says: Then He saw wise ways. He told it. He set it in place. He checked it well. ✅ 28 Job says: God said to people, “Fear the Lord. That is to be wise. Say no to bad. That is to know what to do.”