Yes, in most modern translations, though not in the King James Version. The English Standard Version lists “the falcon of any kind” among the birds Israel was not to eat (Leviticus 11:14), and several versions speak of “the falcon’s eye” in Job 28:7. No one is sure which birds the Hebrew names meant, so the translations differ. Job’s poem is a search for wisdom, and it borrows a bird known for its sight: “That path no bird of prey knows,…

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