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here are no terrors to daunt thee, no threats to overbear thee. (Job 33, 7)
God has picked a quarrel with me; that is the reason, and no other, why he treats me as an enemy, (Job 33, 10)
Know, then, that God warns us once, but does not repeat his warning.✻ (Job 33, 14)
when death encroaches on life, and the powers of darkness daunt his spirits! (Job 33, 22)
He turns to the bystanders and makes acknowledgement, A sinner I, no doubt but I have greatly offended, my punishment was less than I deserved! (Job 33, 27)
Now God has reprieved me from death’s exile, I am to live still, and see the light. (Job 33, 28)
he treats men only as they deserve, giving due reward to each. (Job 34, 11)
He has but to turn his thought towards men, reclaiming the spirit he once breathed into them, (Job 34, 14)
Nothing cares he for royal dignity, nor takes the oppressor’s part against the friendless; are not all alike his creatures? (Job 34, 19)
Suddenly death falls; there is a stir among the people at midnight, and they pass by to see the tyrant carried out, and yet no hand laid on him!✻ (Job 34, 20)
darkness is none, though it were the shadow of death itself, that can hide the wrong-doer; (Job 34, 22)
In some place where many triumph at the sight, he beats down the rebels✻ (Job 34, 26)