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The hour of darkness terrifies him, distress and anguish assail him as when a king is poised for the assault. (Job 15, 24)
(he will not escape the dark). A flame will scorch his young shoots, the wind will carry off his blossom. (Job 15, 30)
Let him not trust in his great height or delusion will be his. (Job 15, 31)
His palm trees will wither before their time and his branches never again be green. (Job 15, 32)
How often have I heard all this before! What sorry comforters you are! (Job 16, 2)
'When will these windy arguments be over?' or again, 'What sickness drives you to defend yourself?' (Job 16, 3)
and speak words of encouragement, and then have no more to say. (Job 16, 5)
And now it is driving me to distraction; you have struck my whole acquaintanceship with horror, (Job 16, 7)
Breach after breach he drives through me, charging on me like a warrior. (Job 16, 14)
I have sewn sackcloth over my skin, thrown my forehead in the dust. (Job 16, 15)
Henceforth I have a witness in heaven, my defender is there on high. (Job 16, 19)
Interpreter of my thoughts there with God, before whom flow my tears, (Job 16, 20)