Do not now interrupt me in my discourse; which peradventure he observed by their gestures some of them were now attempting. That I may speak; that I may freely utter my whole mind. Let come on me what will: for the event of my discourse with God, wherewith you threaten me, I am willing to submit myself to him, to do with me as he pleaseth; for I know he will not judge so severely and partially of me, or my words, as you do, but will accept what is good, and pass by any circumstantial defects in my person or speech, as knowing that I speak from an upright heart.
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Job 13:13
13 Hold your peace, let me alone, that I may speak, and let come on me what will.