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It would be longer to measure than the earth and broader than the sea. (Job 11, 9)
The creeping things of earth will give you lessons, and the fish of the sea provide you an explanation: (Job 12, 8)
Is there a drought? He has withheld the waters. Do they play havoc on earth? He has let them loose. (Job 12, 15)
He would inflict a harsh rebuke on you for your covert partiality. (Job 13, 10)
For his part, he crumbles away like rotten wood, or like a moth-eaten garment, (Job 13, 28)
There is always hope for a tree: when felled, it can start its life again; its shoots continue to sprout. (Job 14, 7)
Its roots may have grown old in the earth, its stump rotting in the ground, (Job 14, 8)
Listen to me, I have a lesson for you: I am going to impart my own experience (Job 15, 17)
Cover not my blood, O earth, and let my cry mount without cease! (Job 16, 18)
For you have shut their hearts to reason, hence not a hand is lifted. (Job 17, 4)
My days are over, so are my plans, my heart-strings are broken; (Job 17, 11)
Even the children look down on me, whenever I stand up, they start jeering at me. (Job 19, 18)