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• Uprightness I wore as a garment, fair judgement was my cloak and my turban. (Job 29, 14)

• I was eyes for the blind, and feet for the lame. (Job 29, 15)

• Who but me was father of the poor? The stranger's case had a hearing from me. (Job 29, 16)

• My glory will be for ever new and the bow in my hand for ever strong.' (Job 29, 20)

• When I had finished, no one contradicted, my words dropping on them, one by one. (Job 29, 22)

• They waited for me as though for rain, open-mouthed as though for a late shower. (Job 29, 23)

• If I smiled at them, it was too good to be true, they watched my face for the least sign of favour. (Job 29, 24)

• worn out by want and hunger, for they used to gnaw the roots of the thirsty ground -- that place of gloom, ruin and desolation- (Job 30, 3)

• they used to pick saltwort among the scrub, making their meals off roots of broom. (Job 30, 4)

• they made their homes in the sides of ravines, in holes in the earth or in clefts of rock. (Job 30, 6)

• Children of scoundrels, worse, nameless people, the very outcasts of society! (Job 30, 8)

• And these are the ones who now make up songs about me and use me as a byword! (Job 30, 9)