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• … Cries and groans there are in plenty when oppression abounds, when tyranny holds unchecked sway;✻ (Job 35, 9)

• from his treasure-house in the north, tempest comes and cold. (Job 37, 9)

• When did the gates of death open to thee, and give thee sight of its gloomy threshold? (Job 38, 17)

• Or Leviathan, wilt thou find a hook that will draw him to land, a line that will hold his tongue fast? (Job 40, 20)

• Is he to be divided up among fellow fishermen, sold piece-meal to the merchants? (Job 40, 25)

• Firm-set are the folds of his flesh, unyielding though a thunder-bolt should strike them;✻ (Job 41, 14)

• Sword-thrust, nor spear, nor breast-plate can hold their own against him; (Job 41, 17)

• Sunlight flashes beneath him as he goes, a path of gold through the slime;✻ (Job 41, 21)

• Clansmen and clanswomen and all his old acquaintances gathered about him now, and sat down as guests in his house, and made great ado bemoaning all the afflictions the Lord had sent him; not one of them but gave him presents, a sheep and a gold ear-ring apiece. (Job 42, 11)

• A richer man the Lord made Job now than ever he had been in old days; fourteen thousand sheep he had, and six thousand camels, and a thousand yoke of oxen, and a thousand she-asses. (Job 42, 12)

• Job himself lived on for a hundred and forty years, to see sons and grandsons and a new generation yet of his descendants; so he died at last as old men die, that have taken their full toll of the years. (Job 42, 16)

• how he told me, Thou art my son; I have begotten thee this day. (Psalms 2, 7)