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See, then, how all Job’s utterance misses the mark; glib words with no tincture of knowledge! (Job 35, 16)
here is no delusive eloquence, the full truth shall be made known to thee. (Job 36, 4)
it is but to apprise them of their own ill deeds, their own tyrannous deeds; (Job 36, 9)
It is the cunning, the false-hearted, that are God’s sworn enemies; from them no cry comes when the chains close about them; (Job 36, 13)
From the pit’s mouth, where the ground seems lost under thy feet, he will bring thee out into full freedom; thou shalt take thy ease at a table loaded with dainties. (Job 36, 16)
put an end to the dark time when nations must march under their orders. (Job 36, 20)
how mortals see, but see, like mortals, from afar. (Job 36, 25)
Now he hides the light away with the shadow of his hand, now he bids it shine out again, (Job 36, 32)
Listen to the bruit of it, the voice that speaks amid such terrors, the dread accents of that utterance! (Job 37, 2)
No hand of man but is shut up close now under his seal, that owns him Master-workman of all; (Job 37, 7)
See if thy garments do not cling warm about thee when the south wind cheers the earth! (Job 37, 17)
Tell us, what words we shall use to him, we, shut up in our darkness? (Job 37, 19)