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• Does Shaddai derive any benefit from your uprightness, or profit from your blameless conduct? (Job 22, 3)

• if light has turned to darkness, so that you cannot see, and you have been submerged in the flood. (Job 22, 11)

• And because he is up there, you have said, 'What does God know? Can he judge through the dark cloud? (Job 22, 13)

• those who were borne off before their time, whose foundations were swamped by a flood, (Job 22, 16)

• for having said to God, 'Go away! What can Shaddai do to us?' (Job 22, 17)

• If you return, humbled, to Shaddai and drive wickedness far from your tent, (Job 22, 23)

• Shaddai will be bars of gold to you and silver piled in heaps. (Job 22, 25)

• Then Shaddai will be all your delight, and you will lift your face to God. (Job 22, 26)

• God has undermined my courage, Shaddai has filled me with fear. (Job 23, 16)

• The darkness having failed to destroy me, I am plunged back into obscurity by him! (Job 23, 17)

• Why does Shaddai not make known the times he has fixed; why do his faithful never see his Days? (Job 24, 1)

• The wicked move boundary-marks away, they carry off flock and shepherd. (Job 24, 2)