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What, wouldst thou search out the ways of God, have knowledge unconfined of his omnipotence? (Job 11, 7)
Well, I too have my thoughts; I am yet a match for you; this knowledge you bring me is knowledge common to all. (Job 12, 3)
Were he but as the trees are! A tree has hope to live by: pollarded, it still grows green, and fresh branches spring from it. (Job 14, 7)
What knowledge hast thou but we share it, what discernment greater than ours? (Job 15, 9)
by him left defenceless on every side, I go my ways; a tree torn up by the roots has more to hope for than I. (Job 19, 10)
Wouldst thou tell us that he has no knowledge of what passes, that he issues his decree blindly, (Job 22, 13)
unpitied, with worms for its boon-companions, forgotten, overthrown like an unfruitful tree! (Job 24, 20)
Here, thought I, I have built myself a nest to die in; here, like some palm-tree, I shall defy the years, (Job 29, 18)
palm-tree that spreads out its roots to the river-bank, on whose leaves lodges the dew; (Job 29, 19)
cropping mallow and tree-bark and juniper-root for their diet, (Job 30, 4)
See, then, how all Job’s utterance misses the mark; glib words with no tincture of knowledge! (Job 35, 16)
tell us the course of their journeyings? Is thy knowledge so perfect? (Job 37, 16)
