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God's was the spirit that made me, Shaddai's the breath that gave me life. (Job 33, 4)
In saying so, I tell you, you are wrong: for God is greater than any human being. (Job 33, 12)
and his flesh rots away while you watch it and the bones beneath begin to show, (Job 33, 21)
My judge is treating me cruelly, my wound is incurable, for no fault of mine.' (Job 34, 6)
For he pays people back for what they do, treating each as his own conduct deserves. (Job 34, 11)
If he were to recall his spirit, to concentrate his breath back in himself, (Job 34, 14)
They die suddenly, at dead of night, they perish -- these great ones -- and disappear: it costs him no effort to remove a tyrant. (Job 34, 20)
No darkness, no shadow dark as death where wrong-doers can hide! (Job 34, 22)
He beats them like criminals chained up for all to see, (Job 34, 26)
Yes, the greatness of God exceeds our knowledge, the number of his years is past counting. (Job 36, 26)
By these means, he sustains the peoples, giving them plenty to eat. (Job 36, 31)
Yes, certainly God shows us marvels and does great deeds that we cannot understand. (Job 37, 5)
