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• Your words have supported those who wavered, have steadied the knees that faltered. (Job 4, 4)

• The hungry consumed his harvest and carried it to a hiding place; his surplus was taken away, the thirsty hankered after his wealth. (Job 5, 5)

• You will come to the grave in a ripe age, like a sheaf of grain gathered in season. (Job 5, 26)

• If only my anguish could be measured and my misery put on the scales; (Job 6, 2)

• So everything is tasteless for me, I am bored with my bread. (Job 6, 7)

• Thus I am allotted months of boredom and nights of grief and misery. (Job 7, 3)

• So I will not restrain my words, I will speak out in anguish; and complain with embittered soul, (Job 7, 11)

• Then Job answered: (Job 9, 1)

• God does not turn back when angered; before him Rahab's cohorts cowered. (Job 9, 13)

• Even if I appealed and he answered, I do not believe that he would have heard. (Job 9, 16)

• Swifter than a runner are my days; without a shred of joy they fly away. (Job 9, 25)

• Must these words go unanswered? Must you be right for talking so much? (Job 11, 2)