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Brief, brief is my span of days; for a little leave me to myself, to find some comfort in my misery. (Job 10, 20)
Brief, brief are man’s days; thou keepest count of the months left to him, thou dost appoint for him the bound he may not pass. (Job 14, 5)
We too have ancients among us, grey-headed men that have seen more days than any father of thine. (Job 15, 10)
Proudly though he carry himself all his days, the godless man is on the rack; how long will his tyrannous reign last? (Job 15, 20)
Broken my will to live, shortened my days, the grave my only prospect; (Job 17, 1)
Swift pass my days, my mind distracted with whirling thoughts, (Job 17, 11)
Alas for the changes the months have brought with them! Alas for the old days, when God was my protector, (Job 29, 2)
Days of ripe manhood, when God was my home’s familiar guest, (Job 29, 4)
Uncertain my span of days; what if he should call me suddenly to account, he, my Creator? (Job 32, 22)
Evil days, when he sickens at the thought of food, of all the dainties he once loved so well; (Job 33, 20)
Truly there is no measuring God’s greatness, no reckoning his length of days. (Job 36, 26)
A richer man the Lord made Job now than ever he had been in old days; fourteen thousand sheep he had, and six thousand camels, and a thousand yoke of oxen, and a thousand she-asses. (Job 42, 12)
