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• or with princes who have quantities of gold and silver cramming their tombs; (Job 3, 15)

• You will know that your tent is secure, and your sheepfold unharmed when you inspect it. (Job 5, 24)

• Let him lean on his house, it will not stand firm; cling to it, it will not hold. (Job 8, 15)

• It is all one, and hence I boldly say: he destroys innocent and guilty alike. (Job 9, 22)

• where dimness and disorder hold sway, and light itself is like dead of night. (Job 10, 22)

• Wisdom is found in the old, and discretion comes with great age. (Job 12, 12)

• He strikes the most assured of speakers dumb and robs old people of their discretion. (Job 12, 20)

• Its roots may have grown old in the earth, its stump rotting in the ground, (Job 14, 8)

• One of us is an old, grey-headed man loaded with more years than your father! (Job 15, 10)

• He raised his hand against God, boldly he defied Shaddai! (Job 15, 25)

• but no great profit to him, his luck will not hold, he will cast his shadow over the country no longer, (Job 15, 29)

• You can live in the tent, since it is no longer his, and brimstone will be scattered on his sheepfold. (Job 18, 15)