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• Would you have me relish food unseasoned, lick my lips over the taste that brings death? (Job 6, 6)

• can prevent, with a word, the sun’s rising, or imprison, under his royal seal, the very stars? (Job 9, 7)

• Strange, that you alone should have the gift of reason; that when you die, wisdom must die too! (Job 12, 2)

• The ruins he makes, none can rebuild, his imprisonment none can escape; (Job 12, 14)

• exchange the king’s baldrick for the rope of a prisoner, (Job 12, 18)

• To hold me so close a prisoner, watch me wherever I go, track my foot-prints, (Job 13, 27)

• It is not in man to live a life all blameless; never son of woman yet found acquittal. (Job 15, 14)

• The boldness of his own stride takes him prisoner; his own devices recoil against him; (Job 18, 7)

• poisonous as the asp’s head or the viper’s tongue were those juices he sucked, (Job 20, 16)

• It is not as if I bore a grudge against man; I have better reason than that to be indignant. (Job 21, 4)

• Long they live, to see their posterity thrive about them, kinsmen and grandsons thronging all around. (Job 21, 8)

• Spare me those thoughts I know already, those reasons that would crush me! (Job 21, 27)