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Why then, the Lord said, thou hast seen a servant of mine called Job. Here is a true man, an honest man, none like him on earth; ever he fears his God, and keeps far from wrong-doing. (Job 1, 8)
That day, a messenger brought Job news of his oxen and asses. The oxen were a-ploughing, said he, and the asses grazing near them, (Job 1, 14)
And before this one had finished his story, a fourth messenger came in. I come, said he, from thy eldest son’s house, where but now thy sons and daughters sat at their feasting and their wine. (Job 1, 18)
Naked I came, said he, when I left my mother’s womb, and whence I came, naked I must go. The Lord gave, the Lord has taken away; nothing is here befallen but what was the Lord’s will; blessed be the name of the Lord.✻ (Job 1, 21)
And of his travels he still said the same; he had been roaming about the earth, to and fro about the earth. (Job 2, 2)
Why then, the Lord said, thou hast seen for thyself that this servant of mine, Job, has not his like on earth; a man so true and honest, ever fearing his God, and keeping far from wrong-doing. And still he maintains his innocence.✻ Shame it is that thou hast set me on to do him a mischief, and all to no purpose. (Job 2, 3)
And thereupon said the Lord to man’s Enemy, Have what power over him thou wilt, so his life be kept safe in him. (Job 2, 6)
Little comfort his own wife gave him; What, she said, still maintaining thy innocence? Better thou shouldst renounce God, and have done with living. (Job 2, 9)
Help in myself is none; human aid keeps its distance from me now. (Job 6, 13)
never begged your aid to rid me of some enemy that was too strong for me. (Job 6, 23)
Trust me, God will not cast off the innocent, will not lend his aid to the malice of their enemies. (Job 8, 20)
thou shalt hear what wise men have said, making known the tradition of their fathers, (Job 15, 18)
