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Swift pass my days, my mind distracted with whirling thoughts, (Job 17, 11)
that make night into day for me, as through the hours of darkness I await the dawn. (Job 17, 12)
This at least I know, that one lives on who will vindicate me, rising up from the dust when the last day comes.✻ (Job 19, 25)
left benighted when thou thoughtest to see day, overwhelmed by the unexpected flood? (Job 22, 11)
The murderer must be stirring before daybreak, to catch his helpless prey, or prowl, as the thieves prowl, at night. (Job 24, 14)
under cover of darkness he will break into the house, to keep the tryst made yesterday; no daylight for him. (Job 24, 16)
Swift as snow melts under the noon-day heat, let his guilty soul pass to the grave, (Job 24, 19)
But no, never the day comes! Who dares give me the lie, challenge me in God’s sight?✻ (Job 24, 25)
While day and night last, the waters keep the bounds he has decreed for them; (Job 26, 10)
Alas for the changes the months have brought with them! Alas for the old days, when God was my protector, (Job 29, 2)
Days of ripe manhood, when God was my home’s familiar guest, (Job 29, 4)
Uncertain my span of days; what if he should call me suddenly to account, he, my Creator? (Job 32, 22)