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Come, reconsider your attitude, stretch out your hands towards him! (Job 11, 13)
If you repudiate the sin which you have doubtless committed and do not allow wickedness to live on in your tents, (Job 11, 14)
for you will forget about your misery, thinking of it only as a flood that passed long ago. (Job 11, 16)
Confident because there is hope; after your troubles, you will sleep secure. (Job 11, 18)
When you lie down to rest, no one will trouble you, and many will seek your favour. (Job 11, 19)
'Add insult to injury,' think the prosperous, 'strike the fellow now that he is staggering!' (Job 12, 5)
And yet the tents of brigands are left in peace: those who provoke God dwell secure and so does anyone who makes a god of his fist! (Job 12, 6)
there is not one such creature but will know that the hand of God has arranged things like this! (Job 12, 9)
In him is strength, in him resourcefulness, beguiler and beguiled alike are his. (Job 12, 16)
He robs a country's counsellors of their wits, turns judges into fools. (Job 12, 17)
He strikes the most assured of speakers dumb and robs old people of their discretion. (Job 12, 20)
He pours contempt on the nobly born, and unbuckles the belt of the strong. (Job 12, 21)