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• Never a day dawns but thou wilt surprise him at his post; never a moment when thou art not making proof of him. (Job 7, 18)

• can move earth from its place, and set all its pillars quaking, (Job 9, 6)

• So man falls asleep, never to rise again while heaven endures; from that sleep there is no waking, there is no rousing him. (Job 14, 12)

• thou shalt hear what wise men have said, making known the tradition of their fathers, (Job 15, 18)

• dangers threaten him, difficulties hedge him round, as though he were a king making ready for battle. (Job 15, 24)

• leave others to make their living as best they may, like the wild ass in the desert, waking betimes to scrape food for hungry mouths at home. (Job 24, 5)

• and making great hue and cry after such dainties, as they pluck them from the hill-slopes! (Job 30, 5)

• Eliu, then, waited till Job had finished speaking; was he not younger than the rest? (Job 32, 4)

• thy present sufferings do not betoken his anger, he is not taking vengeance to the full. (Job 35, 15)

• Dost thou, a mortal, take command of the day’s breaking, and shew the dawn its appointed post, (Job 38, 12)

• taking away from the ill-doers the darkness that is their light, so that all their power goes for nothing. (Job 38, 15)

• And now, his converse with Job finished, the Lord said to Eliphaz the Themanite, You have earned my displeasure, thou and these two friends of thine, by speaking amiss of me as my servant Job never did. (Job 42, 7)