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• a being that had never been, to be carried from womb to grave. (Job 10, 19)

• you will be able to raise an unsullied face, unwavering and free from fear, (Job 11, 15)

• Can the ear not distinguish the value of what is said, just as the palate can tell one food from another? (Job 12, 11)

• Only grant me two concessions, and then I shall not hide away from your face: (Job 13, 20)

• remove your hand, which lies so heavy on me, no longer make me cower from your terror. (Job 13, 21)

• But will anyone produce the pure from what is impure? No one can! (Job 14, 4)

• turn your eyes from him, leave him alone, like a hired labourer, to finish his day in peace. (Job 14, 6)

• a human being, once laid to rest, will never rise again, the heavens will wear out before he wakes up, or before he is roused from his sleep. (Job 14, 12)

• Alas! Just as, eventually, the mountain falls down, the rock moves from its place, (Job 14, 18)

• No more can he count on escaping from the dark, but knows that he is destined for the sword, (Job 15, 22)

• he shoots his arrows at me from all sides, pitilessly pierces my loins, and pours my gall out on the ground. (Job 16, 13)

• What prevents you others from saying something? Think -- for it is our turn to speak! (Job 18, 2)