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thou hast but to cleanse thy hands of their wrong-doing, rid thy dwelling-place of the guilt that defies it. (Job 11, 14)
The godless another doom awaits; their eyes shall grow faint with watching, and no rescue shall ever reach them; no other prospect they have but despair. (Job 11, 20)
But Job answered: (Job 12, 1)
and indeed, it is but a rushlight, despised by shrewd and prosperous folk, but it waits its turn.✻ (Job 12, 5)
As surely as the ear judges words, and the mouth relishes the taste of food, (Job 12, 11)
so surely is there truth in ancient sayings; it is time brings experience. (Job 12, 12)
till all light fails, and they grope about in darkness, wander aimless like a drunkard after his wine. (Job 12, 25)
and I know all this as well as you, but I am still a match for you. (Job 13, 2)
but first I would prove you what you are, unskilful plasterers all of you, that follow false rules of your craft. (Job 13, 4)
Would you but hold your tongues once for all! It were your best wisdom. (Job 13, 5)
Listen while I refute you; mark well what are my pleadings. (Job 13, 6)
Why then, beware of his own infallible scrutiny; think you he will be blinded, as men are blinded, by your sophistries? (Job 13, 9)