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he frustrates the plans of the artful so that they cannot succeed in their intrigues. (Job 5, 12)
He traps the crafty in the snare of their own trickery, throws the plans of the cunning into disarray. (Job 5, 13)
Fair comment can be borne without resentment, but what are your strictures aimed at? (Job 6, 25)
Do you think your talking strikes people dumb, will you jeer with no one to refute you? (Job 11, 3)
'Add insult to injury,' think the prosperous, 'strike the fellow now that he is staggering!' (Job 12, 5)
He strikes the most assured of speakers dumb and robs old people of their discretion. (Job 12, 20)
He strips a country's leaders of their judgement, and leaves them to wander in a trackless waste, (Job 12, 24)
when you vent your anger on God and speeches come tripping off your tongue! (Job 15, 13)
and open gaping jaws. Their sneers strike like slaps in the face; and they all set on me at once. (Job 16, 10)
My days are over, so are my plans, my heart-strings are broken; (Job 17, 11)
His vigorous stride loses its power, his own designs falter. (Job 18, 7)
the triumph of the wicked has always been brief, and the sinner's gladness has never lasted long? (Job 20, 5)