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• He and no other has stretched out the heavens and trampled on the back of the Sea. (Job 9, 8)

• He has made the Bear and Orion, the Pleiades and the Mansions of the South. (Job 9, 9)

• Shall I try force? Look how strong he is! Or go to court? But who will summon him? (Job 9, 19)

• If I prove myself upright, his mouth may condemn me, even if I am innocent, he may pronounce me perverse. (Job 9, 20)

• But am I innocent? I am no longer sure, and life itself I despise! (Job 9, 21)

• And if I have done wrong, why should I put myself to useless trouble? (Job 9, 29)

• Since I have lost all taste for life, I shall give free rein to my complaining; I shall let my embittered soul speak out. (Job 10, 1)

• Did you not pour me out like milk, and then let me thicken like curds, (Job 10, 10)

• Why did you bring me out of the womb? I should have perished then, unseen by any eye, (Job 10, 18)

• Is babbling to go without an answer? Is wordiness a proof of uprightness? (Job 11, 2)

• Do you think your talking strikes people dumb, will you jeer with no one to refute you? (Job 11, 3)

• show you the secrets of wisdom which put all cleverness to shame? Then you would realise that God is calling you to account for your sin. (Job 11, 6)