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• Speak we, it may be thou wilt take our words amiss, yet speech will out. (Job 4, 2)

• Listen; here is a secret that was made known to me; it was but the breath of a whisper overheard. (Job 4, 12)

• What of Man, cut down between morn and eve, doomed to perish unregarded, (Job 4, 20)

• Never yet did I see a fool secure in his possessions but I prophesied disaster, there and then, for his fair prospects. (Job 5, 3)

• his harvest a prey for hungry neighbours, himself for the armed robber, his wealth drunk up by thirsty mouths.✻ (Job 5, 5)

• Never was ill without a cause; never did mischief spring up self-sown. (Job 5, 6)

• Wounds he, it is but to heal; the same hand, which smote, shall medicine thee. (Job 5, 18)

• slander find thee out, havoc reach thee; (Job 5, 21)

• But Job answered: (Job 6, 1)

• The sand on the shore of ocean could not match the burden of them, and do you wonder that my utterance is all reproach? (Job 6, 3)

• Consolation enough, if he will but torment me to my death; no repining, then, against his will! (Job 6, 10)

• In what strength should I hold out? In what hope repose? (Job 6, 11)