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These were your words, 'My conduct is pure, in your eyes I am free of blame!' (Job 11, 4)
show you the secrets of wisdom which put all cleverness to shame? Then you would realise that God is calling you to account for your sin. (Job 11, 6)
If he intervenes to close or convoke the assembly, who is to prevent him? (Job 11, 10)
for you will forget about your misery, thinking of it only as a flood that passed long ago. (Job 11, 16)
Then begins an existence more radiant than noon, and the very darkness will be bright as morning. (Job 11, 17)
But as for the wicked, their eyes are weary, there is no refuge for them; their only hope is to breathe their last. (Job 11, 20)
But I have a brain, as well as you, I am in no way inferior to you, and who, in any case, does not know all that? (Job 12, 3)
You have only to ask the cattle, for them to instruct you, and the birds of the sky, for them to inform you. (Job 12, 7)
He robs a country's counsellors of their wits, turns judges into fools. (Job 12, 17)
He pours contempt on the nobly born, and unbuckles the belt of the strong. (Job 12, 21)
Whatever you know, I know too; I am in no way inferior to you. (Job 13, 2)
But my words are intended for Shaddai; I mean to remonstrate with God. (Job 13, 3)
