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• my fame never diminishing, never worn out the bow I bear. (Job 29, 20)

• like autumn rain or the spring showers on lips athirst. (Job 29, 23)

• Deigned I to be their leader, the first place was mine; yet ever when I sat like a king with his retinue about him, I would comfort the mourner’s tears. (Job 29, 25)

• Now God has made me a mark for his archery, now he has put a bit in my mouth; (Job 30, 11)

• their poison✻ seems to eat away the very garments I wear, clings fast about me like the collar of my coat. (Job 30, 18)

• but surely thou dost not exert thy power only to destroy, surely thou hast mercy on the fallen? (Job 30, 24)

• But no, hope I for better things, I hope in vain; ever deeper the darkness shews to eyes straining for the light. (Job 30, 26)

• What wonder if all, with me, is mourning and lament, if the music of harp and flute is heard no more? (Job 30, 31)

• Then it shall go hard with me when it is God’s turn to pronounce judgement; how shall I meet his scrutiny, (Job 31, 14)

• Nay, but God’s terrors overwhelmed, his majesty overbore me. (Job 31, 23)

• In wealth did I put my trust, hail the bright gold as my life’s protector; (Job 31, 24)

• did these things steal my heart away, so that mouth kissed hand in adoration? (Job 31, 27)