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• withholds he the rain, all is dried up; sends he rain, it floods all the ground. (Job 12, 15)

• brief as a flower that blooms and withers, fugitive as a shadow, changing all the while; (Job 14, 2)

• water hollows into the hard rock, and floods wear away the firm ground at last, and thou hast made no less inevitable man’s doom. (Job 14, 19)

• This is not a wise man’s way, to answer with windy sophistries, as if thou hadst the sirocco in thy blood, (Job 15, 2)

• I charge thee, earth, to leave my blood unburied, never to muffle the echoes of my protest; (Job 16, 19)

• Nay, sirs, return to the charge as often as you will; I do not look to find a wise man among you. (Job 17, 10)

• my wife shuns the breath of me, to my own flesh and blood✻ I am a suppliant. (Job 19, 17)

• ah for a meal to fill his belly with! But no, God’s angry vengeance is let loose on him, raining down all its weapons; (Job 20, 23)

• Tell me, how often in very deed are the hopes of the wicked extinguished, engulfed by the flood? Does God’s vengeance often deal out misfortune to them, (Job 21, 17)

• left benighted when thou thoughtest to see day, overwhelmed by the unexpected flood? (Job 22, 11)

• Snatched away before their time were the men that reasoned so; a flood engulfed the solid ground beneath them. (Job 22, 16)

• To him, the first flush of dawn is death’s shadow; deep gloom is the sunshine he walks by. (Job 24, 17)