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• Then you would call, and I should answer, you would want to see once more what you have made. (Job 14, 15)

• My days are over, so are my plans, my heart-strings are broken; (Job 17, 11)

• My servant does not answer when I call him, I am obliged to beg favours from him! (Job 19, 16)

• I have put up with prating that outrages me and now my mind inspires me with an answer. (Job 20, 3)

• If he escapes the weapons of iron, the bow of bronze will transfix him. (Job 20, 24)

• Surely they have won their own prosperity, since God is kept so far from their plans? (Job 21, 16)

• So what sense is there in your empty consolation? your answers are the left-overs of infidelity! (Job 21, 34)

• sent widows away empty-handed and crushed the arms of orphans. (Job 22, 9)

• Yet he himself had filled their houses with good things, although excluded from the plans of the wicked! (Job 22, 18)

• My lament is still rebellious; despite my groans, his hand is just as heavy. (Job 23, 2)

• But once he has made up his mind, who can change it? Whatever he plans, that he carries out. (Job 23, 13)

• From the towns come the groans of the dying and the gasp of the wounded crying for help. Yet God remains deaf to prayer! (Job 24, 12)