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Man attacks the flint, upturning mountains by their roots. (Job 28, 9)
He explores the sources of rivers, bringing hidden things to light. (Job 28, 11)
She cannot be seen by any living creature, she is hidden from the birds of the sky. (Job 28, 21)
Perdition and Death both say, 'We have heard only rumours of her.' (Job 28, 22)
When he willed to give weight to the wind and measured out the waters with a gauge, (Job 28, 25)
And Job continued his solemn discourse. He said: (Job 29, 1)
when my feet were bathed in milk, and streams of oil poured from the rocks? (Job 29, 6)
Uprightness I wore as a garment, fair judgement was my cloak and my turban. (Job 29, 14)
And I used to say, 'I shall die in honour, after days as numerous as the sand. (Job 29, 18)
If I smiled at them, it was too good to be true, they watched my face for the least sign of favour. (Job 29, 24)
As their chief, I told them which course to take, like a king living among his troops, and I led them wherever I chose. (Job 29, 25)
Their brats surge forward on my right, to see when I am having a little peace, and advance on me with threatening strides. (Job 30, 12)
