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• Can man have right on his side, the voice asked, when he is matched with God? Can a mortal creature shew blameless in its Creator’s presence? (Job 4, 17)

• His magnificent counsels none may fathom, none reckon up his marvellous deeds. (Job 5, 9)

• now, misery, take heart, let malice stand dumb with confusion! (Job 5, 16)

• And should I utter no word? Nay, the crushed spirit will find a voice, the embittered heart will not keep its own counsel. (Job 7, 11)

• What if these children of thine committed some fault, and he allowed justice to take its course? (Job 8, 4)

• Those fathers of ours will be thy best teachers, and this is the advice their wisdom offers thee: (Job 8, 10)

• Trust me, God will not cast off the innocent, will not lend his aid to the malice of their enemies. (Job 8, 20)

• If his scourge must fall, should not a single blow suffice? Why does he look on and laugh, when the unoffending, too, must suffer? (Job 9, 23)

• So the whole world is given up into the power of wrong-doers; he blinds the eyes of justice. He is answerable for it; who else? (Job 9, 24)

• Fickle natures God finds among his very angels; the purity of heaven itself does not suffice him; (Job 15, 15)

• Ah, could but a mortal bring God to justice, as man impleads man! (Job 16, 22)

• The boldness of his own stride takes him prisoner; his own devices recoil against him; (Job 18, 7)