20 Even if I hadn't sinned, what I said would prove me guilty. Even if I were honest, my words would show that I'm wrong.
21 "Even though I'm honest, I'm not concerned about myself. I hate my own life.
22 It all amounts to the same thing. That's why I say, 'God destroys honest people and sinful people alike.'
23 Suppose a plague brings sudden death. Then he laughs when those who haven't sinned lose hope.
24 Suppose a nation falls into the power of sinful people. Then God makes its judges blind to the truth. If he isn't the one doing it, who is?
25 "God, my days race by like a runner. They fly away without seeing any joy.
26 They speed along like papyrus boats. They are like eagles swooping down on their food.