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• You have only to lay a finger on him never to forget the struggle or risk it again! (Job 40, 32)

• who can undo the front of his tunic or pierce the double armour of his breastplate? (Job 41, 5)

• Who dare open the gates of his mouth? Terror reigns round his teeth! (Job 41, 6)

• From his mouth come fiery torches, sparks of fire fly out of it. (Job 41, 11)

• His strength resides in his neck, violence leaps before him as he goes. (Job 41, 14)

• Sword may strike but will not stick in him, no more will spear, javelin or lance. (Job 41, 18)

• Iron means no more to him than straw, nor bronze than rotten wood. (Job 41, 19)

• He looks the haughtiest in the eye; of all the lordly beasts he is king. (Job 41, 26)

• I know that you are all-powerful: what you conceive, you can perform. (Job 42, 2)

• I was the man who misrepresented your intentions with my ignorant words. You have told me about great works that I cannot understand, about marvels which are beyond me, of which I know nothing. (Job 42, 3)

• (Listen, please, and let me speak: I am going to ask the questions, and you are to inform me.) (Job 42, 4)

• Before, I knew you only by hearsay but now, having seen you with my own eyes, (Job 42, 5)