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• Brief, brief is my span of days; for a little leave me to myself, to find some comfort in my misery. (Job 10, 20)

• Brief, brief are man’s days; thou keepest count of the months left to him, thou dost appoint for him the bound he may not pass. (Job 14, 5)

• We too have ancients among us, grey-headed men that have seen more days than any father of thine. (Job 15, 10)

• Proudly though he carry himself all his days, the godless man is on the rack; how long will his tyrannous reign last? (Job 15, 20)

• Broken my will to live, shortened my days, the grave my only prospect; (Job 17, 1)

• Swift pass my days, my mind distracted with whirling thoughts, (Job 17, 11)

• Alas for the changes the months have brought with them! Alas for the old days, when God was my protector, (Job 29, 2)

• Days of ripe manhood, when God was my home’s familiar guest, (Job 29, 4)

• Uncertain my span of days; what if he should call me suddenly to account, he, my Creator? (Job 32, 22)

• Evil days, when he sickens at the thought of food, of all the dainties he once loved so well; (Job 33, 20)

• Truly there is no measuring God’s greatness, no reckoning his length of days. (Job 36, 26)

• A richer man the Lord made Job now than ever he had been in old days; fourteen thousand sheep he had, and six thousand camels, and a thousand yoke of oxen, and a thousand she-asses. (Job 42, 12)