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• to take pity on him and to say, 'Spare him from going down to the abyss: I have found the ransom for his life,' (Job 33, 24)

• He has spared my soul from going down to the abyss and is making my life see the light.' (Job 33, 28)

• to snatch souls back from the abyss and to make the light of the living still shine. (Job 33, 30)

• The ear distinguishes the value of what is said, just as the palate can tell one food from another. (Job 34, 3)

• Did he not say, 'No one derives any benefit from enjoying the society of God'? (Job 34, 9)

• Listen to me then, like intelligent people. Far be evil from God or injustice from Shaddai! (Job 34, 10)

• is setting some wrong-doer free from the meshes of affliction. (Job 34, 30)

• Cry they may, but get no answer, to be spared from the arrogance of the wicked. (Job 35, 12)

• In their ears he sounds a warning, ordering them to turn back from doing wrong. (Job 36, 10)

• You, too, he would like to snatch from torment. While you were enjoying boundless abundance, with rich food piled high on your table, (Job 36, 16)

• This is something that everyone can see, gazing, as we do, from afar. (Job 36, 25)

• And who can fathom how he spreads the clouds, or why such crashes thunder from his tent? (Job 36, 29)