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• How blind are we, creatures of a day, whose time on earth passes like a shadow! (Job 8, 9)

• wrapped about stones are the roots of it, and stones all its dwelling-place; (Job 8, 17)

• 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)

• Are those eyes of thine human after all; is thy sight, too, blinded, like the sight of men? (Job 10, 4)

• Still thou wilt have it that all thy dealings✻ are upright, that thy heart, as God sees it, is pure. (Job 11, 4)

• thou hast but to cleanse thy hands of their wrong-doing, rid thy dwelling-place of the guilt that defies it. (Job 11, 14)

• Why then, beware of his own infallible scrutiny; think you he will be blinded, as men are blinded, by your sophistries? (Job 13, 9)

• Ah, if the dead might live again! Then I could wait willingly enough, all the time of my campaigning, till I were relieved at my post; (Job 14, 14)

• So jealous a record thou keepest of every step I take, and hast thou never a blind eye for my faults? (Job 14, 16)

• my eye lingers on sights of bitterness, never through my fault!✻ (Job 17, 2)

• Swift pass my days, my mind distracted with whirling thoughts, (Job 17, 11)

• darkness shall fall over his dwelling-place, and the lamp that shone there will shine no more. (Job 18, 6)