kis.lah denotes confidence, explicitly paired with fear, hope, and integrity in Job.

The attested use concerns confidence: Job 4:6 places it with fear, hope, and integrity of conduct, while Psalm 85:9 uses the same noun form in a declaration about salvation, fear, and glory, though the translation does not isolate its contribution there.

1. Confidence in a declared relation · dominant

   In Job 4:6, the construct singular form occurs in the question that joins fear, confidence, hope, and the integrity of one's ways; the APB renders the clause, “Is not your fear your confidence, your hope, and the integrity of your ways?” In Psalm 85:9, the absolute singular form occurs in the statement about salvation being near those who fear him and glory dwelling in the land; the APB renders that broader declaration without clearly identifying a separate English equivalent for the noun.

   Job 4:6Psalm 85:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB explicitly includes “confidence” in Job 4:6. In Psalm 85:9, its translation presents salvation, fear, and glory but does not make the noun's specific English correspondence clear.