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let someone else eat what I have sown and let my young shoots all be rooted out. (Job 31, 8)
Have I eaten my bit of bread on my own without sharing it with the orphan? (Job 31, 17)
without his having cause to bless me from his heart, as he felt the warmth of the fleece from my lambs? (Job 31, 20)
Have I put my faith in gold, saying to fine gold, 'Ah, my security'? (Job 31, 24)
No stranger ever had to sleep outside, my door was always open to the traveller. (Job 31, 32)
Have I ever stood in fear of common gossip, or dreaded any family's contempt, and so kept quiet, not venturing out of doors? (Job 31, 34)
if I have eaten its produce without paying, and caused the death of its owners, (Job 31, 39)
But Elihu son of Barachel the Buzite, of the clan of Ram, became very angry. He fumed with rage against Job for thinking that he was right and God was wrong; (Job 32, 2)
and he was equally angry with the three friends for giving up the argument and thus putting God in the wrong. (Job 32, 3)
but when he saw that the three men had not another word to say in answer, his anger burst out. (Job 32, 5)
I paid very close attention; and I see that none of you has confounded Job, not one of you has refuted what he says. (Job 32, 12)
within me, it feels like new wine seeking a vent, bursting out of new wine-skins. (Job 32, 19)
