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When all is dark the murderer leaves his bed to kill the poor and needy. During the night the thief goes on the prowl, (Job 24, 14)
Who can count his armies? Against whom does his lightning not surge forth? (Job 25, 3)
Could anyone think God regards him as virtuous, the child of woman as pure! (Job 25, 4)
Why, the very moon lacks lustre, the very stars seem impure to him! The Shadows tremble underneath the earth, the waters and their denizens are afraid. (Job 25, 5)
He has traced a ring on the surface of the waters, at the boundary between light and dark. (Job 25, 10)
For whom are these words of yours intended and whence comes that wit you are now displaying? (Job 26, 4)
And Job continued his solemn discourse. He said: (Job 27, 1)
Did he make Shaddai all his delight, calling on him at every turn? (Job 27, 10)
And if you had all understood them for yourselves, you would not have wasted your breath in empty words. (Job 27, 12)
Plague will bury those he leaves behind him, and their widows will have no chance to mourn them. (Job 27, 15)
Pitilessly he is turned into a target, and forced to flee from the hands that menace him. But he who lays mighty hold on tyrants rises up to take away a life that seemed secure. (Job 27, 22)
That is a path unknown to birds of prey, unseen by the eye of any vulture; (Job 28, 7)
